Kuerten and Hewitt fall in fourth round at French Open
At Roland Garros, 2-time defending champ Gustavo Kuerten and top seed Lleyton Hewitt exit in the fourth round. Albert Costa ousts Kuerten in straight sets as Guillermo Canas edges Hewitt in a marathon four setter to reach the quarterfinals. Corretja and Pavel win to meet in the next round. Capriati and other women seek last-eight spots.
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Liberty win home opener over Sol 58 to 52
Crystal Robinson scored 16 as New York Liberty edged Miami Sol 58 52 in the home opener. Tamika Whitmore added 12 for NY while Sandy Brondello led the Sol with 17 and Pollyanna Johns Kimbrough added 10.
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Sorenstam dominates Kellogg Keebler Classic in record win
Annika Sorenstam roared to a 21 under par 195 in Aurora to win by 12 strokes, matching the tour's best 54-hole score and claiming her fourth title of the season. Danielle Ammaccapane Michele Redman and Mhairi McKay trailed at 10 under as Ward-Similar events and a strong finish set up a major bid. Estes edged Beem by one at Kemper Insurance Open with 11 under, Burns and Elkington tied for third.
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Tearful Venturi bids farewell after rounds
Tearful farewell marked the end as many players paid tribute to Venturi. DiMar 60 watched toward the broadcast tower and clapped as she left the course, the moment capped by fans and teammates alike.
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Johnson wins MBNA 400 at Dover after late restart
Rookie Jimmie Johnson overcame missteps earlier in the weekend to win at Dover International Speedway. He passed Ricky Rudd late, then held off Bil Elliott after a final caution, marking his second win of the season and moving to second in the series standings behind Sterling Marlin.
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