World meet ends with upsets and no world records
At the Edmonton World Championships athletes delivered memorable moments and upsets without world records. Marion Jones earned a double gold, Maurice Greene won the 100. Gebrselassie faded in 10,000, Yegorova’s doping controversy loomed, and field events saw Markov and Dragila near records as the US and Russia led the medals tally.
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Marion Jones
Ukraine
Zhanna Pintusevich
U.S
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Maurice Greene
Tim Montgomery
Greene
Ethiopia
Haile Gebrselassie
Romania
Gabriela Szabo
Gebrselassie
Szabo
Olga Yegorova
Russia
Yegorova
Paris
Australia
Dmitriy Markov
Sergei Bubka
Stacy Dragila
Svetlana Feofanova
Lidia Simon
Reiko Tosa
Japan
Maria Mutola
Mozambique
Stephanie Graf
Austria
United States
Cavs sign Stith after physical clears him for camp
Cleveland signs veteran forward Bryant Stith to a two year deal pending a successful physical. Stith, who averaged 9.7 points last season with Boston, has a history of knee and leg injuries but the Cavaliers believe his concerns are behind him and view him as a possible starting shooting guard. Paxson also pursues a sign and trade for Chris Gatling, with Miami as the likely destination and a Dallas trade exception in play for Tim Hardaway.
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Wesley Person
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Celtics
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Lucas
Chris Gatling
Jeff Webster
Gatling
Miami
Heat
Dallas
Tim Hardaway
Big Tee
Buena Park
Calif
May
California
Woods
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OSU
Memorial honors Rashidi Wheeler after death at Northwestern
Remembered as gifted and humble 22 year old safety Rashidi Wheeler died during football practice in Evanston Illinois. Rev Jesse Jackson led a memorial service and urged examination of pre practice practices while Northwestern investigates potential use of ephedrine containing supplement Ultimate Orange and medical care gaps.
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Rashidi Wheeler
Jesse Jackson
Northwestern University
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Rashidi
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Evanston
University
First Baptist Church
Billy Silva
Darien High School
la Verne
Brian Allen
Randy Walker
Goodson lifts Jazz? Wait: Utah beats Sparks in overtime
Adrienne Goodson banked in a runner at 0. seconds left in overtime to lift Utah to an 80-78 road victory over Los Angeles, snapping the Sparks 18 game WNBA win streak. Goodson had 21 points and 11 rebounds as Margo Dydek blocked Latasha Byears before the decisive shot.
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Los Angeles
Sparks
Goodson
Margo Dydek
Latasha Byears
Tameeka Dixon
Lisa Leslie
Rockers Clash with Shock at Auburn Hills Tonight
Cleveland Rockers visit Detroit Shock at The Palace of Auburn Hills at 7 30 with broadcast on WKNRA 850 AM.
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May Seeks Momentum After Narrow PGA Loss To Woods
Bob May, 32, endured a dramatic near-miss at the PGA Championship with Tiger Woods, finishing one shot behind after a playoff loss. The Las Vegas native and OSU alum battled through injuries and a winding career, including a return from bulging disks, a 1999 British Masters win, and a surge in attention as fans urged his comeback. May credits family support and endurance behind his efforts while preparing for the next PGA Championship at Atlanta Athletic Club.
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Jerry May
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PGA
Woods
Brenda
Madelyn
Muhiel May
Muriel May
Foels
Twateh
Ian Vine
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