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    Yankees Force Decisive Game 5 Vs. Angels (AP)

AP - Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera and the New York Yankees are still
 around -- by the slimmest of margins. Slow-footed catcher Jorge Posada
 barely beat the tag for the go-ahead run on Jeter's seventh-inning
 bouncer, and New York scratched out a 3-2 victory Sunday night over the
 Los Angeles Angels to force a decisive fifth game in California.

    Astros Win Longest Postseason Game Ever (AP)

AP - Roger Clemens and the Houston Astros gave a whole new meaning to
 the word "longevity." The 43-year-old Rocket came out of the bullpen to
 rescue the Astros and Chris Burke ended the longest postseason game in
 baseball history with a home run in the 18th inning, lifting Houston
 over the Atlanta Braves 7-6 Sunday and into the NL championship series.

    Packers End Losing Streak, Pats Avoid One (AP)

AP - The New England Patriots don't lose two straight games. After four
 consecutive losses, the Green Bay Packers said that was enough. The
 two-time defending Super Bowl champion Patriots beat Atlanta in typical
 fashion Sunday.

    Angels Bullpen Provides No Relief (AP)

AP - Instead of shortening the game, the Angels' bullpen made for a
 long, long night. Scot Shields couldn't hold a one-run lead, and Los
 Angeles lost its chance to finish off the New York Yankees in the
 Bronx.

    Tiger Outlasts Daly at AmEx Championship (AP)

AP - In a phenomenal display of power between golf's two biggest
 sluggers, Tiger Woods outlasted John Daly in the American Express
 Championship because of a 3-foot putt.

    Jaguars Hand Bengals First Loss of Season (AP)

AP - Byron Leftwich threw two touchdowns, Fred Taylor ran for a
 season-high 132 yards and the Jacksonville Jaguars made a huge stop in
 the closing minutes, handing the Cincinnati Bengals their first loss of
 the season 23-20 on Sunday night.

    McKie Relishes Opportunity With Lakers (AP)

AP - Aaron McKie did a lot of sitting and watching last season -- a
 victim of the Philadelphia 76ers' youth movement. Now, in a similar
 situation with the Los Angeles Lakers, McKie figures to be playing and
 leading.

    Yankees rally to force Game 5 with Angels (USATODAY.com)

USATODAY.com - Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera and the New York Yankees are
 still around - by the slimmest of margins. Slow-footed catcher Jorge
 Posada barely beat the tag for the go-ahead run on Jeter's
 seventh-inning bouncer, and the Yankees scratched out a 3-2 victory
 Sunday over the Angels to force a decisive fifth game in Anaheim.

    Bolivia Ties Brazil 1-1 in Cup Qualifier (AP)

AP - Bolivia held five-time World Cup champion Brazil to a 1-1 tie in a
 qualifier Sunday, rallying on Jose Alfredo Castillo's goal four minutes
 into the second half.

    Demitra's OT Goal Lifts Kings Past Wild (AP)

AP - An official's ruling that could have gone either way prevented
 Minnesota's Wes Walz from getting his second goal of the game, kept the
 score tied and gave Los Angeles a chance to win in overtime.

    Oregon Turns to Power Game to Dominate ASU (AP)

AP - Oregon beat Arizona State the old-fashioned way. The Ducks turned
 to power football, often using two tight ends, in their 31-17 victory
 over the Sun Devils on Saturday night.

    Krajicek Wins First Career WTA Title (AP)

AP - Dutch teenager Michaella Krajicek won her first career WTA title,
 beating Uzbekistan's Akgul Amanmuradova 6-0, 4-6, 6-3 Sunday in the
 final of the Tashkent Open.

    Perrot Wins First LPGA Tour Title (AP)

AP - Nicole Perrot thoughts strayed to friend Claudia Camus before she
 finished off her first LPGA Tour victory with a short putt.

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