Johnson Greene anchor U S wins World Track relay titles
Michael Johnson led the U S in the 1 600 meter relay with a world fast 2 56.45 as Mau Rice Greene anchored the 4x400 relay in 37.59 the fastest time worldwide this year. The U S swept relays but finished with 11 golds and 17 total medals. Bahamas won its first gold in the 4x400 and Russia led medals in the women's 4x400.
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Indians Hopeful For Kept Hopes After Alomar Setback
Cleveland struggles continue as Sandy Alomar faces knee pain delaying rehab with Buffalo and Akron. Meanwhile Travis Fryman Jaret Wright Kenny Lofton and Dwight Gooden show signs of return as Angels visit Jacobs Field for a four game series. Ramirez powers the Tribe with his 32nd homer and eight game hitting streak boosts team momentum.
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Lemon Drop Kid dominates Travers as three-year-old title chase heats up
Lemon Drop Kid, ridden by Jose Santos, captured the Travers Stakes at Saratoga to push toward a possible 3-year-old championship. The win followed a Belmont Stakes triumph, with Vision and Verse in second and Menifee third, keeping Charismatic and Behrens in the championship mix as optional targets like the Woodward and Breeders Cup loom.
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Bailey Takes Second at World Nationals in Norwalk
At Norwalk Raceway Park 1,100 drivers competed in the IHRA Mopar Parts World Nationals. Ohio resident Jim Bailey, sixth year qualifier, posted a 4.73 in qualifying but a blown tire halted his run in the Top Fuel final against Don Lampus as Lampus extended his points lead and claimed victory alongside other winners like Chris Holbrook and Jay Turner.
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Intimidator back to old form at Bristol
Dale Earnhardt the Intimidator won the Goody's 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway bumping Terry Labonte from the lead near the end. Labonte warned Earnhardt to tighten up as NASCAR weighs stricter penalties for aggressive driving amid Bristol's rough short-track style.
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