James ends on low note in final Boston summer game
LeBron James, limited by bruised leg, went 2-for-14 and missed two late free throws as Cleveland fell 80-76 to Washington. He logged 24 minutes with nine points, five turnovers, two rebounds and one assist, ending a rough week of summer league play in Orlando and Boston. Cleveland starts training camp in September.
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Rockers edge Sting in OT on road
The Cleveland Rockers beat the Charlotte Sting 59 to 57 in overtime as Penny Taylor scored five of her 18 points. Chasity Melvin added 13 points and seven rebounds for the Rockers, who overcame 18 turnovers and a 16 point first-half lead. Tammy Sutton-Brown missed a late bank shot to tie. Shalonda Enis scored on a rebound but the basket was ruled after the buzzer.
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Rockers Edge Sting In Close Cleveland Contest
Rockers 59 Sting 57 in a tense Cleveland matchup with Taylor, Feaster, and Staley leading scoring for their teams. Key plays feature Eres and Feaster contributions and a late fourth quarter push by Rockers to secure the win.
Bjorn’s Open Collapse Mirrors Vande Velde Misfortune
Bjorn built a late lead at the Open then unraveled with a triple bogey sequence at No 16 and a bogey at 17, finishing one stroke behind Ben Curtis as Jean Van de Velde offered cautious encouragement from the television booth recalling Carnoustie.
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Open champion Curtis steels first major win at Open
Woods struggled with early trouble as Bjorn faltered in a dramatic Open finish. Curtis, a first‑timer with no PGA top‑10, parried pressure with a 6‑foot closing putt to claim the claret jug and join historic company, thanking family and fiancée in tears.
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Curtis wins British Open at Royal St George's in dramatic finish
Ben Curtis, a 26 year old rookie, clinched the Open title at Royal St George's after a tense finish that saw Tiger Woods and others close in. Curtis, coached by Curtis, celebrated with fiancee Candace Beatty as family and spectators watched, while his grandfather Bill Black had passed five months earlier, leaving a lasting legacy. The victory earned Curtis 1.1 million dollars and the claret jug, marking a remarkable rise from Mill Creek Golf Course to major champion.
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Ludwick Fits In With New Indians Teammates In clubhouse welcome
Ryan Ludwick reported a positive shift with his new Indians teammates Casey Blake Zach Sorensen and Travis Hafner as he adjusted after being traded from the Rangers. He recalled his road roommate Hafner at Oklahoma City and noted a rebuilding mindset in Cleveland.
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Westbrook struggles as Tribe bullpen collapses in New York sweep
Westbrook battles for balance as command issues limit efficiency and nine walks mark his latest outing. The bullpen falters, yielding nine runs in the eighth inning alone, Sunday leaving Cleveland to absorb a four game sweep by the Yankees.
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Armstrong Faces Challenge as Ullrich and Vinokourov Close In
Lance Armstrong preserves the overall lead in the Tour de France but Jan Ullrich narrows to 15 seconds behind and Alexandre Vinokourov gains on the long climb in the Pyrenees trailing by 18 seconds. The race tightens as rivals pressure the American champion.
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Armstrong Faces Tight Tour de France Standings
Lance Armstrong acknowledged a tight overall Tour de France race, saying he is not riding as well as in past years and cannot fully explain why. He remains hopeful but admits he is not 100 percent and will have to push through with limited form.
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