Sluman captures Sony Open in Honolulu at 9 under
Sluman moved up late to take the inaugural Sony Open title in Honolulu by two strokes with a 9-under-par 271. He birdied the 71st hole and final hole after a six-way tie, earning $468,000. Tolles and Love finished tied for second at 7-under 273.
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Jeff Sluman
Honolulu
Sluman
Tommy Tolles
Tolles
Waialae Country Club
Davis Lovett
Love
Christ Perry
Len Mattiace
Jeff Maggert
Jimmy Green
Loren Roberts
Paul Goydos
Chris Couch
Chris Riley
Orlando
Fla
Grand Cypress Resort
Karrie Webb
Tina Barrett
Robbins
Ernie Els
Johannesburg
Els
Richard Kaplan
Activists Press for Resignations Over 2002 Salt Lake Games
Community coalition Impact 2002 & Beyond demands SLOC trustees Earl Holding and Alan Layton quit over alleged self dealing linked to the 2002 Games. Gov. Leavitt rejects resignations while IOC and U S agencies probe gifts and votes. Layton defends actions as properly disclosed. International cities offer to host if Salt Lake cannot.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Mike Leavitt
Earl Holding
Alan Layton
Salt Lake
International Olympic Committee
U.S. Justice Department
U.S. Olympic Committee
Layton
Broncos Rally Stuns Jets in Elway Final Drive
Terrell Davis rushed for 167 yards and a touchdown as Denver overcame a 10-0 deficit. The defense forced six turnovers and shut down Keyshawn Johnson and Curtis Martin, limiting the Jets to 126 rushing yards and securing a likely Super Bowl berth for the Broncos. Elway completed 13 of 34 passes for 173 yards and a TD, while Vinny Testaverde threw for 356 yards as New York fell short.
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Terrell Davis
Denver
Keyshawn Johnson
Curtis Martin
Elway
Johnson
Martin
Jacksonville
Jets
New York
Broncos
Mike Shanahan
McCaffrey
Rod Smith
Victor Green
Smith
Howard Griffith
Jason Elam
Vinny Testaverde
Sun
Hall
en—Grittith
Etem
Elam
Jen—Daws
Elan
Den
Ashes-Yar
Seacked
Yarda
Esse
Fumbisa
Penaltes
Ossear
Davis
Eway
Seville
Rouen
Testaverde
Chrebeth
K Johnson
Ward
Byars
Rarly
Ven Dyke
Meggett
A Smith
Chamberlain
Sharpe
Goifith
Carswell
Falcons Comeback Falls Short in Overtime Loss to Vikings
In a dramatic finish, the Falcons rallied from a 20-7 halftime deficit but lost in overtime as Morten Andersen hit a 38 yard field goal to seal Minnesota's win. Reeves, recently through bypass surgery, guided Atlanta to the comeback from a 3-18 stretch two seasons earlier.
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Morten Andersen
Andersen
Bill Parcells
Jets
Falcons
Vikes
Metrodome
Vikings
Chuck Smith
Randall Cunningham
Smith
Chris Chandler
Terance Mathis
Jessie Tuggle
Randy Mass
Cunningham
Green
Servative
Chandler
Atlanta
Minnesota
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Kelly Robbins
PGA
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SLOC
Utah Supreme Court
U.S
Layton Construction Company
Kearns
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Ostersund
Sweden
Lillehammer
Norway
IOC
Francois Carrard
Dyraa
Columbia Station
Vietnam
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Mathis
Janderson
Paes
Chandikick
Mess
Anderson
FG Anderson
Andereon
Chansive
Posegasion
Landerson
Allants
Dwight
Senger Cee
Alsata
CCHS
Alanis
Pakner
Evans
Rsmith
Minnes
Atlanta Minnesot
Aosta
Pauoes
Ziebart
Ron I
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Telly
Duralls
Broad St
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