Television and sports mix across networks and events
Disjointed TV schedule notes include WDKA ESPN Fox SportsNet and NBC listings for Cubs, women’s Pratt teams, ATP Nile Lite Hall of Rhythm, and various races, golf and basketball results. It also lists Lake of Egypt and Fay Clue Championship details, plus All Star game tallies and player scores across multiple flights and rounds.
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Qualifying Race Set After Friday at Chicagoland Speedway
Tony Stewart leads a partial list from Joliet Illinois after Friday qualifying at the 1.5 mile Chicagoland Speedway. Jeff Gordon sits second followed by Bill Elliott Casey Mears and Jeremy Mayfield with a mix of Chevrolet Dodge Ford entries in the top ten standings.
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Am Kite
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Tour de France Stage Leads with Virenque in Front
In Morzine France on Saturday the seventh stage of the Tour de France covering 143.2 miles saw Richard Virenque of France and Quick Step-Davitamon take the stage in 6 hours 6 minutes 3 seconds. Rolf Aldag of Germany was 2 minutes 29 seconds back with Chavanel and several others finishing in the same group. Overall standings list Virenque 29 hours 10 minutes 39 seconds leading, with Aldag 2:48 behind and Rubiera 2:59 back among top riders.
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Davitamon
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Brioches la Boulangere
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Motorsports and baseball notes from late season reports
A montage of NASCAR driver standings with names like Kevin Harvick and Mark Martin, followed by Indy style practice results and a flurry of MLB team moves. The piece lists car numbers, makes, lap times, and provisional qualifiers alongside team signings and roster changes for Angels, Red Sox, Indians, and Yankees, ending with a brief hockey and reader note line.
West All-Stars win for Leslie after scary fall
Lisa Leslie collapsed with a bruised right knee during the WNBA All-Star game at Madison Square Garden. Nikki Teasley led the West to an 84-75 victory over the East as Leslie, day to day, left the court and teammates rallied to dedicate the win to her.
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Leslie
Lisa
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Sheryl Swoopes
Houson Comets
Lakers reshaping dynasty with aging star trio addition
The LakersDepth chart shifts as Shaquille O Neal Kobe Bryant Gary Payton and Karl Malone join a veteran core, with Pat Riley praising the pair as war horses. The article notes how this may redefine the NBA and recalls Showtime era legends as a benchmark for ensemble greatness. Clippers sign Chris Kaman to rookie deal worth about 6.46 million over three years.
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Kobe
Payton
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Kobe Bryant
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Karl Malone
Los Angeles
Gary
Karl
Los Angeles Clippers
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Kaman
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Kenseth Holds Winston Cup Lead Ahead of Tropicana 400
AP reports Kevin Harvick gains attention as he seeks a third Chicagoland win while Matt Kenseth maintains a 180 point margin atop the standings entering Joliet's Tropicana 400. Kenseth, averaging strong finishes, emphasizes consistency over speed as Stewart and Gordon lead the Joliet start field.
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Joliet
Dale Earnhardt Jr
United States opens Gold Cup with 2-0 win over El Salvador
The United States beat El Salvador 2-0 in Foxboro as Eddie Lewis and Brian McBride scored. Kasey Keller kept a clean sheet as the U S moved toward the Gold Cup quarterfinals with a possible advance by defeating Martinique. In St Louis, Saint Louis announced a non conference schedule highlighted by a home game vs Arizona and visits from Butler and Kansas State.
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