Perry ties record to lead Buick Open by three
Kenny Perry tied the nine hole Buick Open record and shot an 8 under 64 to grab a three stroke lead after round two in Grand Blanc Michigan celebrating his 41st birthday. He totaled 14 under 1230 at Warwick Hills with seven front nine birdies. Jim Furyk, Brett Quigley and Bob Tway all at 138.
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Hall of Famer Lou Boudreau Dies at 84
Hall of Fame shortstop Lou Boudreau died in Olympia Fields Illinois at age 84. He led the Indians as player manager to the 1948 World Series title and was a seven time All Star and AL MVP during a 13 year Cleveland career. He became the youngest manager in baseball history at age 24 in 1941.
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Knicks trade Rice for Anderson and Eisley in three-team deal
The Knicks sent Glen Rice to Houston in a three team trade with Dallas that brings Shandon Anderson and Howard Eisley to New York. Muggsy Bogues moved to Dallas and Dallas sent the rights to Kyle Hall to Houston. Rice averaged 12.0 points last season.
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Jones Struggles in World 200 Meter Final in Edmonton
Marion Jones failed to secure her first world 200 title at the World Outdoor Championships in Edmonton Alberta. She finished in 22.89 seconds, holding off Debbie Ferguson of the Bahamas by 0.13 seconds, continuing her streak in 200 meter finals since 1995.
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Seles Bounces Williams In Classic Quarterfinal Thriller
Monica Seles saved six match points to defeat Serena Williams 6-2 3-6 7-6(2) at the estyle.com Classic in Manhattan Beach California. Williams seeing her 12-match run end as Seles advances to face Martina Hingis who defeated Amy Frazier 6-2 6-3 in the semifinals.
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Boeheim's U.S. squad reaches World Championship semis
Duke's Chris Duhon and Reggie Evans led the United States to a 110-83 win over Slovenia, extending their perfect run to six straight, setting up a semifinal against Argentina in the under-21 World Championship in Japan. Coach Jim Boeheim praised Duhon's breakout performance.
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Orangemen Eye Rose Bowl Bid Despite Early Season Pressure
Clifton Smith, Syracuse football star, predicts a Rose Bowl berth after an upcoming opener at the Meadowlands against Georgia Tech. Smith vows the team aims for the national spotlight, despite skepticism, as Coach Paul Pasqualoni's squad prepares for 2001 kickoff.
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A's rout Yankees as Giambi, Dye spark open win
Oakland sprinted to an 8-1 victory over New York to extend its winning streak to nine. Giambi and Dye launched three run homers, with Lilly suspended after an earlier incident and Lidle escaping late trouble as the A's dominated from the start.
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Bradley steals the show in 5-1 Bisons win
Buffalo Bisons outfielder Milton Bradley leapt over the left-center fence in the sixth inning to rob Syracuse SkyChiefs slugger Luis Lopez of a two run homer. Jake Westbrook credited Bradley with the spectacular catch as Buffalo held on for a 5-1 victory before 6,933 fans at P C Stadium. Lopez admitted he thought it was gone until Bradley hauled it back.
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Bradley Makes Spectacular Fence Catch Against Syracuse
Bradley sacked a two run home run and leaped the outfield wall to rob Westbrook of a homer. Karim Garcia added a two run blast as the Bi sons beat the SkyChiefs 10-2, improving their season series against Syracuse. SkyChiefs manager Omar Malave left ill, and John Dillinger was the SkyChiefs’ starter.
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Jarrett Takes Pole For The Glen At Watkins Glen
Dale Jarrett set a Watkins Glen road course pole with a record 122.698 mph average during two-hour qualifying as Rusty Wallace’s mark fell. Ricky Rudd qualified second, with Jeff Gordon 13th and defending champ Steve Park starting 37th after brake trouble sidelined him. Jarrett goals include improving brakes and chasing Gordon in the Winston Cup standings.
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