Rockers fall to Orlando in overtime
The Cleveland Rockers lost 76-70 in OT to the Orlando Miracle at Gund Arena, falling two games behind Orlando for the final Eastern Conference playoff spot. Chasity Melvin and Ann Wauters led with 16 points each, while Dee Brown’s club seized the OT advantage with a late run.
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Storm top Shock 72 59 in Auburn Hills showdown
Sue Bird led Seattle Storm with 18 points as they defeated Detroit Shock 72 to 59 in Auburn Hills Michigan. Lauren Jackson added 14 before fouling out and Kate Starbird had 13 with seven boards as Seattle improved to 13 13. Detroit’s Astou Ndiaye Diatta and Elaine Powell each scored 13. coach changes have left the Shock 6 9 since Dili Lambeer took over.
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Browns start camp with intrasquad scrimmage under heat
Browns coach Butch Davis will run a 60 play hour long intra squad scrimmage as Davis tests healthy players and Youngsters for roster spots. Tim Couch directs No 1 offense while William Green and Corey Fuller stand out amid hot conditions and several injuries.
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Browns ready to fast track Green to revive ailing run game
Browns coach Davis plans to use Green in the intrasquad scrimmage as the team aims to lift a stagnant rushing attack. Team president Carmen Policy explained negotiations loosened the 1,000 yard season escalator, reducing the required total for the clause to trigger. Green, coming off 1559 yards and 15 touchdowns at BC, says he will work hard while fans welcome him to Cleveland.
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Armstrong clinches second biggest Tour win with record run
Lance Armstrong finished the Tour de France in 82 hours 5 minutes 12 seconds to claim his fourth title, the first American to win four. He led from La Mongie and Mont Ventoux, padded his advantage in the Pyrenees, and celebrated with fans as Robbie McEwen won the stage. Armstrong spoke of the cancer survivor record and his Lance Armstrong Foundation as supporters praised his accomplishments.
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Elliott wins Pennsylvania 500 at Pocono in rain delay
Elliott edged Busch by 1.721 seconds to claim his fifth career win at Pocono Raceway. The 6 hour 35 minute race was delayed by rain and a first lap accident involving Steve Park, ending 25 laps early due to darkness as Marlin leads the standings ahead of Indianapolis.
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