Kuerten survives Russell upset bid at French Open
Gustavo Kuerten, ranked No. 1, staged a dramatic comeback to beat Michael Russell 3-6 4-6 7-6 6-3 6-1 and reach the quarterfinals at Roland Garros. The Brazilian celebrated with a court kiss as Russell failed to convert a match point in the third set.
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Arnott Questionable for Game 5 as Devils Face Avalanche
New Jersey center Jason Arnott may miss Game 5 in Denver with concussion like symptoms after a first period puck blow. Arnott's status remains uncertain though tests were negative. he jogged through symptoms on the plane and will decide after a morning skate.
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Gordon survives fuel concern to win at Dover Downs
Jeff Gordon drove a fuel conservative race to win the MBNA Platinum 400 at Dover Downs International Speedway in Delaware, holding off Steve Park for his 64th career victory and tying for seventh all time. Dale Jarrett led standings and finished fifth as Gordon extended his Dover dominance with 381 laps led.
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Tulane earns first College World Series trip in Metairie final
Tulane defeats LSU 7 1 in Metairie to win the super regional two games to one and reach the College World Series in Omaha. Beau Richardson allowed seven hits with eight Ks as Tulane improves to 55 11. LSU coach Skip Bertman to become athletic director. Stanford advances to its third straight CWS with a 3 2 win over South Carolina. Tennessee tops East Carolina 6 4 to reach its third CWS. Florida State Georgia rain delay leaves Athens series suspended.
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