Woods shoots 65 to lead Johnnie Walker Classic
Tiger Woods fired a second straight 65 to lead the Johnnie Walker Classic in Bangkok after three rounds. He was 198, birdieing four of the last six holes to take a three stroke edge over Rodney Pampling of Australia and Michael Campbell of New Zealand, the defending champion, who shot a course-record 63.
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Orangewomen Rally Past No. 18 Old Dominion 85 84
Syracuse edged No. 18 Old Dominion 85 84 in double overtime in Norfolk. Paula Moore scored on a jumper with five seconds left in the second extra period to clinch the victory for the Orangewomen. Monique Coker and Leaf Newman each scored 24 for Syracuse, with Sameerah Aiken adding 10.
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Seles and Dementieva Reach Chase Semifinals
Monica Seles defeated Amanda Coetzer 6 3 6 4 at the Chase Championships while Elena Dementieva beat Kim Clijsters 6 4 2 6 6 4. Dementieva advances to meet Seles in New York City semifinals of the season-ending tournament.
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Phillies sign Mesa as Kendall stays with Pirates
The Phillies agreed to a 6.8 million two year contract with Mesa to bolster the bullpen, after he posted a 5.36 ERA with Seattle last season. Jason Kendall signed a six year 60 million deal to stay with Pittsburgh, while Kendall remains with the Pirates.
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Gordon wins pole at NAPA 500 in Atlanta
Jeff Gordon claimed the pole for the season-ending NAPA 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway with a lap of 194.274 mph on the 1.54 mile track. He seeks a springboard to the 2001 championship in Hampton Ga. Auto racing.
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NCAA suspends two UConn basketball players
The No. 18 Connecticut Huskies opened their season without two key players due to NCAA infractions. Freshman Caron Butler must sit out the first three games for accepting impermissible expenses to attend prep school last year at Maine Central Institute. Senior Souleymane Wane is also ineligible for three games.
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Orangemen Host No 2 Hurricanes In Big East Showdown
Syracuse redshirt freshman R J Anderson faces the specter of Dono van McNabb as the 54 32 Orangemen host Miami at the Carrier Dome in a nationally televised 6 30 kickoff. Miami 8 1 5 0 seeks Big East title and playoff path while Syracuse aims to end a rough stretch with a second straight road wins.
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Sweet Home tops Liverpool in overtime for field hockey state bid
Liverpool’s first Class A state semifinal run ends in a 1-0 overtime defeat to Sweet Home at P&C Stadium. Lauren Stiver scores four seconds into OT to send the Panthers to a final against Carmel, while Liverpool’s Andrea Acey and coach Kim Wilson lament a heartbreaking exit and pride in a young squad.
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Cornell vs Penn romantics game of faded Heisman ghosts
A nostalgic preview frames Cornell versus Penn as a niche matchup broadcast on UTV-13 with ticket prices at ten dollars general and six for the under-12 and over-65. The piece recalls Ed Marinaro’s Heisman near miss and George Seifert’s modest coaching record, projecting a crowd around twenty thousand.
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Crunch Nips Rats in Fear of Embarrassment Victory
Syracuse Crunch finally broke through with a power play goal by Scott Hollis at 9 16 of the third period, turning a stagnant game into a win as they exploited the Rats’ lapse and avoided public embarrassment.
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