Agassi Ousted In French Open Quarters By Coria
No. 2 seed Andre Agassi exited the French Open in the quarterfinals after Guillermo Coria defeated him 4-6 6-3 6-2 6-4. Coria, playing sharply on clay, broke Agassi nine times and dominated from the baseline as Agassi admitted he could not impose his terms. Costa meets Robredo and Ferrero faces Gonzalez in the remaining men’s quarterfinals while Serena Williams crushed Amelie Mauresmo to reach the women's semis.
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Tuesday at the French Open weather and seeds recap
Early showers cleared to sun with a 75 degree high as attendance reached 26 089. Seeded winners included Guillermo Coda and notable losers Andre Agassi Carlos Moya while Serena Williams Kim Casters Justine Henin Hardenne led the women’s seeds amid chatter about ball quality and a day star Martin Verhork topped Carl Moya with aces.
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Televised baseball and college semifinals across multiple leagues
ESPN and Fox Sports broadcast Yankees at Reds and Rangers at Braves while ESPN2 carries Nets at Spurs. Also on at noon the French Open quarterfinals. College state semifinals include Ohio State, Ashland, St Henry, and Ursuline continuing at Brookside Park and Cooper Stadium with multiple matches across divisions.
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Fragmented Baseball Player List From Irregular Source
A garbled roster-like text fragment lists players and teams with scattered years and teams including Detroit Tigers, Pittsburgh Pirates, NY Mets, Seattle Mariners, Chicago White Sox, Texas Rangers, and more. It reads like a partial historical compilation of players massed with inconsistent spellings and stray numbers, lacking coherent narrative or date structure.
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Northwestern doctor destroyed records after player’s death
Northwestern University confirmed a doctor destroyed a routine physical exam file of football player Rashidi Wheeler who died during practice in 2001. The deposition notes dietary supplements and ephedra connected to the death, while Wheeler’s mother’s attorney accuses a cover‑up and plans to add the doctor as a defendant.
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Nominations open for Elyria Sports Hall of Fame class
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