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Sports Sports FREE PRESS Page 8 Colby Free Press Monday, July 28, 2003 SSSPORTSPORTS Armstrong Smooth sailing, then... Rams’ starter is out MACOMB, Ill. (AP) — St. Louis done today, and a screw will be in- Rams free safety Jason Sehorn serted to help the healing process. in historic broke his left foot during a non-con- “I feel bad for Jason,” coach Mike tact drill Sunday and is expected to Martz said. “He was doing so well. be out until October. He fit in so well, and it looked like triumph Sehorn was carted off the field he was making an awful lot of plays. about 30 minutes before the end of ‘‘It’s just one of those freak things PARIS (AP) — Never did his practice. X-rays revealed a fracture that happened.” reign look so uncertain. Never did of the fifth metatarsal. Sehorn left the New York Giants he savor a victory quite like this one. Trainer Jim Anderson said and signed a $1 million free-agent Only with his Tour de France title Sehorn landed awkwardly on the deal with the Rams. He was ex- finally assured during the last leg on foot after being pushed from be- pected to be the starter. Martz said the cobblestoned Champs-Elysees, hind, apparently by linebacker Pisa Sehorn, a cornerback for the first did Lance Armstrong celebrate by Tinoisamoa. He is expected to miss nine years of his career, had made lifting a flute of champagne to a re- about 10 weeks. Surgery will be an easy transition. sounding “Cheers!” Overcoming crashes, illness, hard-charging rivals and plain old bad luck, the Texan won his hard- est but sweetest Tour on Sunday — Thomas County a record-tying fifth straight that places him among the greatest cy- clists ever. 2003 Free Fair Unlike previous years, when he “A Journey Into Imagination” won by comfortable margins, the grueling 23-day, 2,125-mile clock- SHERRY BARRETT/Colby Free Press July 29 thru August 2 wise trek around France pushed Jeff Hartwell moves along at the Thomas County Speedway in the July 20 modified division race, Armstrong to the limit. but a bit later his car ended up with a broken part, forcing him to not finish his heat and scratch for • ADMISSION PRICES • “Before the Tour started I was the feature. Hartwell was the championship point leader going into this race. The next races will SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: very confident about winning. But PRCA Rodeo: be held Friday and Saturday of this week during the Thomas County Free Fair. MONDAY, JULY 28 before next year’s Tour, I won’t be Adult, $10 6-12, $5 so confident,” he said. 7:00 p.m. Dog Agility Competition in Livestock Arena Demolition Derby: Armstrong joined Spaniard Adult, $10 6-12, $5 Miguel Indurain as the only riders Lima hurls Royals to another win TUESDAY, JULY 29 to win cycling’s most brutal and 7:30 a.m. 4-H Livestock Weigh-In Car Races: prestigious race five times consecu- DETROIT (AP) — Released by “I was out of baseball pretty “He pitched a good ballgame,” 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Open Class Adult, $10 6-12, $5 tively — a record Armstrong plans Detroit last year and unwanted by much,” Lima said. “But now I’m Detroit manager Alan Trammell Entries Taken (Children 5 & Under - Free) to break in 2004. major league teams in the off sea- having fun again.” said. “We have trouble against guys 11:30 a.m. Judging of all 4-H 8:00 p.m. Demolition Derby “It’s a dream, really a dream,” son, Jose Lima pitched for the At- A 21-game winner and NL All- that throw changeups. I know he Exhibits Armstrong said in French after lantic League’s Newark Bears. Star with Houston in 1999, the 30- threw a number of them.” FRIDAY, AUGUST 1 climbing the podium while “The Now, Newark seems a long way year-old Lima signed a minor Tigers starter Mike Maroth (5- 2:00 p.m. Cat, Rabbit, Hand Pet & 9:00 a.m. 4-H Round Robin Star-Spangled Banner” rang out. away. Lima pitched five scoreless league contract with Kansas City on 15) allowed five runs and seven hits Poultry Show 3:00 p.m. Buyers’ “I love cycling, I love my job and innings Sunday in Kansas City’s 5- June 11 and was called up four days in seven innings. 5:00 p.m. Model Train Club Appreciation BBQ I will be back for a sixth. It’s incred- 1 win over the Tigers, winning his later. He got a no-decision against Kansas City took a 1-0 lead in the (USD Bldg.) 4-H Livestock Sale ible to win again.” seventh straight start. The right- San Francisco and has won every first inning on Carlos Beltran’s sac- 8:00 p.m. PRCA Rodeo 7:00 p.m. - Th. Co. Fair So action-packed was this Tour hander is 7-0 since joining the Roy- start since. rifice fly, then scored twice in the WEDNESDAY, JULY 30 Races - Sprint that Armstrong was prepared for the als on June 15. Sunday, he gave up only four hits. fourth on Ken Harvey’s double. unexpected — even Sunday, on the 8:00 a.m. 4-H Swine & Sheep Show Cars, Cruisers, largely processional final stage. 3:00 - 9:00 p.m. Antique Tractor Bombers “If a plane landed in the race I Jennings plays big role as Rockies win Show & Shine Display SATURDAY, AUGUST 2 wouldn’t be surprised,” he said be- 4:00 p.m. Farm Bureau Assoc. 8:30 - 9:30 a.m. Parade Reg. fore setting off from the Paris sub- DENVER (AP) — Jason 6-1 and complete their third straight team here. Our offense does, and Pedal Tractor Pull Regist. 10:00 a.m. Parade urb of Ville d’Avray on the 92.4- Jennings hasn’t been as effective home sweep of the Brewers. our pitching staff has become ac- 5:00 - 6:45 p.m. Pedal Tractor Pull The parade will start south on Franklin to mile ride through streets packed this season as he was as a rookie. “It doesn’t really make sense,” customed to pitching here.’’ 5th St., east on 5th to Lake Ave., south on 5:30 p.m. FREE BBQ Lake to 3rd St., west on 2nd St. to with cheering spectators, many But don’t blame Coors Field. Jennings said when asked to com- Jennings allowed one run, five Come and enjoy! Franklin Ave., south on Franklin to Cedar waving American flags. hits and four walks, giving Colo- St., and west on Cedar to the fairgrounds. In compiling a 10-8 record, last pare his home and road records. “It 8:00 p.m. PRCA Rodeo Armstrong shared the podium season’s NL Rookie of the Year has seems like it should be the other way rado its ninth consecutive victory 12:00 noon Pioneer Day with five-time runner-up Jan gone 7-0 with a 3.63 ERA at the hit- around. over Milwaukee at Coors Field dat- THURSDAY, JULY 31 Colby VFW Ullrich and third-place finisher ter-friendly ballpark. Jennings ‘‘You have to respect this place ing to 2001. 8:30 a.m. 4-H Dairy, 7:00 p.m. Golden Harvest Alexandre Vinokourov, holding pitched six strong innings and hit a — with the numbers that are put up Jennings became only the fourth Bucket Calf & Breeding Hy. Modified Shoot Out their hands above his head in a fit- two-run single Sunday to help the here — but you can pitch here. We pitcher in franchise history to post Livestock Show & Super Stock ting tribute. Colorado Rockies beat Milwaukee definitely have an advantage as a back-to-back 10-win seasons. 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