Mattiace claims second win with late rally at St Jude Classic
Len Mattiace roared from seven behind to shoot seven under 64 and win the St Jude Classic in Memphis by one stroke. Tim Petrovic finished second after a 68, Notah Begay tied for third at 16 under, while David Toms and others followed. Sorenstam cruised to a three stroke LPGA victory in New Jersey, her second win in as many starts. Hansen beat Richardt and Fasth in a four man playoff for the Irish Open in Cork.
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N.J
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Cork
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Darren Richardt
South Africa
Niklas Fasth
Sweden
Richard Bland
England
Pooley edges Watson in dramatic playoff at Caves Valley
Pooley birdied six of his last ten to erase a five stroke deficit in a riveting 455-yard final at the 38th hole. The players tied at 10 under 274 after regulation and faced a three hole aggregate and two sudden deaths before Pooley prevailed.
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All-Star selections spread across Yankees and Diamondbacks
Brenly and Torre each take six players to Milwaukee for the All-Star Game. Jeter, Posada, Soriano lead Yankees reserves. Rivera and Ventura also chosen. Brenly names Schilling, Johnson, Gonzalez, Kim, Spivey, Miller for the NL and hints at tough omissions. Sosa and Ramirez headline NL and AL voting, with several first-time selections and notable absences.
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Final 2002 All Star Voting First Base Names
Readable fragments show voters and candidate names across positions with totals for many players including Delgado Oterud Boone and Sexson. The data mix lists outfielders catchers pitchers and reserves with several misspellings and inconsistent city abbreviations.
Indians debut proves rough for Stevens in loss to Diamondbacks
Cleveland fans booed Lee Stevens after his 0 for 4 debut in the Indians 5-2 loss to Arizona as Stevens adapts to the outfield amid fan unrest over the Bartolo Colon trade. Curtis Schilling outpitched him, while notable injuries and rehab plans affected lineup changes ahead of the Yankees series.
All-Star contenders surface in AL and NL balloting
Boston star Johnny Damon Chicago shortstop Magglio Ordonez Anaheim’s Darin Erstad and Oakland’s Eric Chavez are among AL candidates as voting opens. Omar Vizquel and Jim Thome weighed for All-Star rosters amid manager comments, with Torre selecting reserve shortstops and Giambi starting at first base.
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New York
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Miguel Tejada
Alfonso Soriano
Schilling Dominates Tribe as Indians Slip in July
Curt Schilling fired his second complete game of the year and 73rd of his career, improving to 13-3 with a 23.22 ERA as the Indians, led by a listless offense, fell 4-2. Jim Thome hit his fifth straight homer, Ellis Burks added one, while Omar Vizquel and John McDonald provided hits. Indians manager Charlie Manuel criticized Baez for his control in the loss and discussed the club's aim to salvage a playoff push despite July woes and Bartolo Colon’s trade departure.
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