Wimbledon Monday wrap lists record attendance and seeds
Monday at Wimbledon reports warm humid weather and a seventh consecutive attendance record of 41,226 on the seventh day. It notes seeded winners including Agassi, Rafter, Salin, Engqvist, Federer for men and Williams, Davenport, Capriati, Serena Williams, Clijsters, Henin, Tauziat for women. It also lists seeded losers such as Sampras, Hewitt, Clement, Maleeva, Dokic, Testud and highlights Goran Ivanisevic as the first men's wildcard to reach the quarterfinals since 1986. Pete Sampras calls for belief he can win again after losing to Federer.
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Andre Agassi
Patrick Rafter
Marat Salin
Thomas Engqvist
Roger Federer
Venus Williams
Lindsay Davenport
Jennifer Capriati
Serena Williams
Kim Clijsters
Justine Henin
Nathalie Tauziat
Pete Sampras
Lleyton Hewitt
Nicolas Escude
Arnaud Clement
Marat Satin
Magdalena Maleeva
Jelena Dokic
Sandrine Testud
Jannifer Capriati
Goran Ivanisevic
Pat Cash
Sampras falls short at Wimbledon as Federer rises
In a Centre Court quarterfinal, 19-year-old Roger Federer upset Pete Sampras ending his bid for a fifth consecutive Wimbledon title. Federer impressed with serve and finesse, while Sampras vowed to return. Debuts also featured for Andre Agassi, Patrick Rafter and Marat Safin as quarterfinals lineup sharpened. Venus and Serena Williams led the women, Capriati and Davenport also advancing, Capriati eyeing a four-major sweep after beating Williams previously.
Lorek appointed as new Bulldogs coach after success
Lorek inherits a storied Bulldogs program after 142 wins since 1993 94 and five 20 win seasons. With six seniors graduating and few upperclassmen, she plans a bottom up rebuild focusing on fundamentals for sixth graders. Also announced Rahas promoted to head boys soccer coach and Mikulka Miller take girls coach duties.
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Indians pitchers stumble as Burba, Nagy, Colon struggle
Akron Beacon Journal columnist Terry Pluto analyzes the Indians starting staff. Burba labors after four home runs in one inning and questions about tipping pitches persist. Nagy battles elbow cartilage issues and zipless fastballs. Colon shows raw talent but lacks inside corner bite. Potential comebacks from Westbrook Wright and others are uncertain amid budget limits.
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Tribe Brass
Jacobs Field
Einar Diaz
Sandy Alomar
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Jake Westbrook
Jaret Wright
Buffalo
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Tim Drew
Steve Woodard
Gonzalez Makes Indians Nation's All Star Bid
Juan Gonzalez stands as the Indians lone All Star selection for the 72nd game on July 10 at Seattle's Safeco Field. He leads Cleveland with 21 homers and 74 RBIs while batting .341, with manager Charlie Manuel praising his first half and defense in right field. Robbie Alomar, batting .354, is expected to join. The article notes payroll cautions, Baez’s role shift, and Cleveland hosting Boston in a three game series to open the set.
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Joe Torre
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Mike Sweeney
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Bob Wickman
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Rey Sanchez
Kansas City
Carlos Beltran
John Rocker
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Jacobs Field
Thome slides in clinching Indians win over Royals
Indians catcher Diaz strong at plate and Thome's risky slide beats Hinch's tag in a tense ninth. Sabathia delivers seven shutout innings with eight strikeouts as Rocker earns AL win after late game drama and Sweeney RBI double ties the game.
Ramirez returns to Jacobs Field as a Red Sox foe
Manny Ramirez, now with Boston, visits Cleveland for a three game series against his former Indians peers. He trails a stellar start with .331 average, 25 homers, 82 RBIs, and a pace of 50 homers and 164 RBIs. teammates like Paul Shuey and Robbie Alomar reflect on his Cleveland years and current Boston persona.
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