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Sunday, May 30, 2004

Sports digest



The Enquirer and wire reports

Bearcats senior David Payne (Wyoming) finished second in the 110-meter hurdles at the NCAA Mideast Regional at Baton Rouge, La., and qualified for the NCAA Championships. Payne finished in a wind-aided 13.42 seconds, just behind Ohio State's Joel Brown (13.39). Payne also competed in the 400-meter hurdles final, finishing ninth in 52.61.

UC's Chris Wineberg probably will join Payne at the NCAA Championships, as he has the 16th-best decathlon score in the nation.

The Bearcats totaled 12 points to finish 17th overall.

OSU BASEBALL: The Buckeyes had 20 hits and scored in every inning except the eighth to cruise to a 14-2 elimination victory over Michigan in the Big Ten Tournament in Minneapolis. The Buckeyes advanced to the championship game against Minnesota.

MIAMI BASEBALL: Eastern Michigan's Ryan Ford struck out seven RedHawks in a 2-0 victory over second-seeded Miami (36-21) in the Mid-American Conference Tournament semifinals at Mount Pleasant, Mich.

NCAA TENNIS: Stanford's Amber Liu won 12 of the final 16 points to beat Fresno State's Jelena Pandzic and claim her second straight women's singles title.

Horse racing

BELMONT DEFECTIONS: When Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner Smarty Jones goes for the Triple Crown on Saturday at Belmont Park, Tapit (lung disease) and The Cliff's Edge (bruised hoof) won't be there to try to stop him.

Nick Zito, trainer of The Cliff's Edge, still plans to run Birdstone and Royal Assault in the 1 1/2-mile Belmont. Other contenders include Rock Hard Ten and Eddington, second and third in the Preakness; Master David, Purge, Tap Dancer, Caiman.

Women's Soccer

LADYHAWKS LOSE: The undefeated Detroit Jaguars scored a 6-1 W-League victory against the winless Cincinnati Ladyhawks (0-5) at Lakota West Stadium. Erica Nollen scored for Cincinnati.

NFL

EAGLES: Former Bengals quarterback Jeff Blake signed a one-year contract with Philadelphia. Blake, who was released by Arizona in February, gives the Eagles insurance should starter Donovan McNabb or backup Koy Detmer get injured. He replaces A.J. Feeley, who was traded to Miami for a second-round pick.




REDS
Dunn snaps 0-for-23 slump
Reds chatter
Daugherty: Sometimes it's not about the money
Fay: Reds' draft strategy
Wilson skipping start to be safe

MORE BASEBALL
Kelly: Fish story began here
Trades can come back to burn you
Burnett says he's ready, but Marlins cautious
NL: Cards thump Astros
AL: M's squeak by Red Sox

PREP SPORTS
Moeller's No. 2 baffles Bombers
Winter ends Rockets' season
Sycamore falls in regional final
Team effort propels Milford to title
Kings and Indian Hill each double-team a title match
Mason runs away with title, looking for more
NewCath, St. Henry winners
Hard-fought final goes to Moeller
Groeschen: East-West game could uncover hidden gems
Ernst: Highlights keep coming for Ludlow
Prep sports results, schedules

SKATEPARK SERIES
Crowd favorites dominate on ramp
ONLINE EXTRA: Photos of Saturday's action
Alfano skates through pain to sweep street competition

INDIANAPOLIS 500
Indy field boasts balance
Wins becoming foreign at Indy
Penske driven to be best at Brickyard
Gordon: Doing the 'double' more mental than physical
Indy 500 drivers profiles
Nabors is back home again, with honors

FOOTBALL
Curnutte: NFL insider
UT's Munoz on NCAA gambling task force

BASKETBALL
Koch: Gillen winning, but school wants more
Twolves down but not out
Pressure? What pressure?

HOCKEY
Flames blank Lightning to take 2-1 series lead
Lecavalier's wayward pass dooms Lightning

TENNIS
Safin rallies, top-seeded Federer falls at French Open
Capriati, Williams sisters reach fourth round
Al-Jazeera promotes new sports channel at French Open

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Toms pads his lead to seven with a 6-under 65
Navy, Syracuse advance to NCAA lacrosse title game
They take a seat and have a ball
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All thumbs
This week's poll question
Sports digest
Sports on TV, radio



 

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