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Johnson whiffs 20, D-backs
down Reds in 11 innings
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Lakers defeat
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in going out there and
throwing 10 innings? I re-
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Johnson had a perfect
game until Aaron Boone
singled with one out in the
fifth. Boone stole second
and scored when Ruben
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Arizona won it when
Mark Grace hit a two-run
double and Matt Williams
walked with the bases
loaded against Danny
Graves (1-1). Troy Bro-
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Twenty strikeouts did-
n't earn Randy Johnson a
share of the record. He
didn't even get a win.
'This was a game to put
in a time capsule and let
people of the future watch
it." Johnson said after
fanning 20 in nine innings
against Cincinnati on
Tuesday night.
Arizona went on to beat
Cincinnati 4-3 in 11 in-
nings, overcoming a 3-1
deficit in the 11th, but
Johnson won’t be listed
alongside Roger Clemens
and Kerry Wood in the
record book because the
game went extras, accord-
ing to the Elias Sports Bu-
reau, baseball's statisti-
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Johnson said. "I get a no- Altus High School's Lady Bulldog 3200-meter relay team will be competing
decision today, “ e in the state track meet at Ardmore on Friday and Saturday. From left, Ash-
team won, and that s the ' "
bottom line.” ley Leach, Courtney Leach, Lina Vasquez and Linda Vasquez. The relay
team placed second in the regional track meet with a time of 10:17.44.
FORT WORTH, Texas
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way sued CART, seeking
millions of dollars that
were lost because of the
last minute cancellation of
a race.
The inaugural Firestone
was third in the 12-team beam with a score of 9.35,
field. Rounding out the top state champ on floor exer-
six teams were Flip Center cise with a 9.45, second on
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Shaquille O'Neal just did. Baron Davis to four free drivers complained of
Neither did Bill Russell, throws. dizziness during practice,
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar or Davis, who averaged when they reached speeds
any other outstanding big 19.8 points in the Hornets of more than 230 mph on
man in NBA history, first five playoff games, the high banked track.
O'Neal became the first was scoreless in the first
player with back-to-back half. The Bucks led by as
40-point, 20-rebound ef many as 16 points before
forts in the playoffs, get- Charlotte rallied, closing to
ting 43 points and 20 re- 91 90 on P.J. Brown's
bounds Tuesday night to umper with 27 seconds
lead the Los Angeles Lak
ers past the Sacramento missed shot in the final
Kings 96-90. seconds was tipped back to
Allen, who was fouled by
the desperate Hornets as
time expired.
David Wesley scored 20
points, and Jamal Mash
burn and Brown each had
19 for Charlotte.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — career playoff-high nine Firehawk 600 was post
Wilt Chamberlain never assists, and Sam Cassell poned just two hours be
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"I’m the first?" O’Neal
asked.
Yes, the first.
. And there's no guaran-
OKLAHOMA CITY - of Duncan in fourth place, vault (8.85) and seventh tee he won't extend his
Hamilton Gymnastics of Bart Connors of Norman on bars (9.25) en route to streak at Arco Arena
Altus capped its 2001 sea- in fifth and American of her winning all-around "Wow that's impres-
son with a strong finish Tulsa in sixth. score of 36.9. sive - Lakers forward Rick
t weekend in the private Hamilton coach John Here are the complete Fox said of O'Neal's feat
iul State Gymnastics Hamilton was pleasantly results of all the Hamilton "They use the same defen-
li. mpionships at the Dy- surprised with the solid girls in the individual com- sive scheme they're going
namo (A m in Oklahoma showing by his team. petition at the state meet: to see it three times "
City. "We had finished fourth The 7-foot 1 330 pound
A winning performance in our Sectional meet and I pAN/ES ZAEcOmPNIIO Slace, O'Neal went over, around
on vault propelled Hamil- was hoping for a sixth at vault, 7.925; 21st, bars, 7.95; 17th, and through the Kings for
ton to third place overall in best at state," Hamilton beam, 9.0i 18th, floor, 8.375; 20th, all- the second time in three
the final team standings. said. But 1 was really sur- Age 8 (36 competitors) days, overpowering the
Brenda Smeby led the prised when they an- analycia SCHAFFER: 2nd, vault, likes of Vlad. Divar Sent
harge for Hamilton in the nounced we had finished * 5 8 2c Nd,36 9.355 Pollard and even Chris
eam vault competition third. Our girls performed Age 9 (42 competitors) Webber in dominating the
with a third place effort, exceptionally well and BRENDA SMEBY: 2nd, vault, 8.7; ... aai HA pas
K 1 1 r . 16th, bars, 8.8; 16th, beam, 8.65; 8th, inside again. He had
Priscilla I Reye s finished were a model of consisten- floor, 9.025; 7th, all-around, 35.175. points and 21 rebounds in
ourth, Analycia Schaffer cy." Age 10 (26 competitors) ,, . . . 1 1 Micte
T, and Jimmie McBride in the individual compe- 6 " RE BARFULMA 34D ^ ly in Game 1 Sunday,
sixth. tition, Schaffer was the floor, 8.3; 12th, all-around. 35.325. Bucks 91 Hornets 90
Schaffer also placed star performer for Hamil- LAUREN ANDERSON TOOR Vault, Milwaukee won its 12th
ninth on beam in the team ton as she won the all- 8.65; 16th, bars, 8.6; 8th, beam, 9.15; straight game at the
competition. around state champi- 6,h> floor, 9.15; 9th, all-around, 35.55. pros Bin e Ras
.,5. 12-and-OveR(26competitors) Bradley Center as Kay
Ultimate of Tulsa cap- onship among 36 competi- PRISCILLA REYES: 18th, vault, 8.1; Alien had 28 points and a
tured the overall team tors in the 8-year-old divi- 8th, bars, 8.95; 12th, beam, 8.925; 3rd,
championship. Metro of sion. floor,2.4j0th,all-around,35.375.
Oklahoma City was run- Schaffer was state
ner up, while Hamilton champion on balance
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