Wilson wins fourth straight national all around title
Blaine Wilson clinched an unprecedented fourth straight national all around gymnastics title, while teammate Jason Sataon tore a knee ligament and dropped out during the preliminary phase. Wilson becomes the first man since John Roethlisberger to win four titles, a feat highlighting a decisive championship run.
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Zimmer Hospitalized With Heart Ailment
New York Yankees bench coach Don Zimmer, 68, was hospitalized with a cardiac abnormality described as minor after a flare up. He was admitted to Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center on Thursday and remained in the hospital Friday for evaluation of a recurring heart condition.
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Governor Pataki visits Giants at camp in New York
Gov George Pataki visited the New York Giants on the final day of training camp and was presented with a shirt and hat. Coach Fassel said Pataki offered to help if needed and wished the team luck, noting they had been playing well this preseason.
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Binghamton Teams Adopt Bearcats Nickname
Binghamton University replaces Colonial nickname with Bearcats for all 19 intercollegiate teams. A new logo features a bearcat, reflecting strength and power and the alliterative appeal noted by the school.
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11-Player Three-Team NBA Trade Tops History
Vancouver traded the rights to Steve Francis the No 2 pick to Houston in a record 11-player three-team deal. Vancouver sent Tony Massenburg to Houston for Othello Harrington Antoine Carr Michael Dickerson and Brent Price. Orlando Magic traded Don MacLean and a future first round pick to Houston and received Michael Smith Lee Mayberry Rodrick Rhodes and Malchtar Ndiaye from the Grizzlies.
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Major League Officials Warn Umpires Against Strike
Major League officials warn umpires against strike citing baseballs refusal to allow. Umpires threaten to withdraw resignations effective Thursday in a dispute over labor terms and standards.
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Stewart in position to win at Bristol
Tony Stewart eyes a breakthrough as a rookie at Bristol Motor Speedway after a fast lap and strong showing in Friday practice. Rusty Wallace repeated Bristol poles, while Kenny Wallace qualified third. Jeff Gordon and Ward Burton also made the top five on a day of tight competition and mechanical issues.
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Clemens Dominates Mariners As Yankees Win Opener
Roger Clemens dominated Seattle, striking out nine over six innings and guiding the Yankees to a MLB win. He faced a bases loaded jam in the first, kept his emotions in check behind the plate with catcher Joe Girardi, and helped New York take the series opener as fans cheered his improved form.
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SkyChiefs fall to Red Wings in Frontier Field clash
Rochester nickelplated Syracuse 5-2 as four Rochester pitchers shut down the SkyChiefs. Andy Thompson homered for Syracuse in the second inning but the Red Wings held on for the win. The loss tightens the standings race as Pawtucket and Scranton close in on Syracuse with a five game series upcoming at Frontier Field.
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Mets stay even with Braves as Dotel shines in Arizona
In Phoenix, 24 year old right-hander Dotel limited Arizona to four hits over eight innings to help the Mets snap the Diamondbacks six game win streak. He showed strong stuff and a fastball clocked 91-93 mph, prompting hope he can stay in the rotation when Bobby Jones and Rick Reed return from the disabled list. The Mets, 12 of 16 in 41 games, trail Atlanta by two in the NL East.
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