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Coming up next on News 7 at 11...
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The historic "Dr. Pepper" drug store and a lot of memories went up in flames this afternoon.
A man in Lynchburg is shot and killed after pulling a gun on police.
And Yugoslavia sees the heaviest night of bombing yet.
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[ANCHOR=Eric]
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Those stories and more up next on News 7 at 11. [Open]
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[DrPepper-Fire]


[ANCHOR=Eric]
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The former home of the real Dr.Pepper went up in flames this evening.
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[VO-NAT]
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The fire started around three o'clock..and four hours later firefighters were still battling the flames.
The building is now called "The Rural Retreat Drug Store."
However, it's best known as the former home of Dr. Charles Pepper--the man for whom the soft drink was named.
There were no injuries, however the town's fire chief said much of the soft drink's early memorabilia was lost.
An investigation into the cause of the fire continues.
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[L'burg-Shooting]


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What started as a routine traffic stop of a suspected drunk driver ended with the fatal shooting of a motorist last night in Lynchburg.
Authorities say 31- year- old John Elrod Junior was a convicted habitual offender and was driving a car with two children when police stopped him.
Steve Smallshaw reports.
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[SUPER=01-Charles Bennett/Lynchburg Police Chief; :21]
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[OUT Q=quickly as possible.]

(( It happened in the 600 block of Top Ridge Road, just inside the city limits.
Two officers stopped John Elrod's car on suspicion of drunken driving.. the two children traveling with him were removed safely.. police then spent ten to fifteen minutes ordering Elrod out of his vehicle.
[SOT 4:2:38]

((CHARLES BENNETT/LYNCHBURG POLICE CHIEF: THE OFFICERS REQUESTED THAT MR. ELROD EXIT THE VEHICLE BUT HE REFUSED TO DO SO. WHEN THE OFFICERS ATTEMPTED TO REMOVE MR. ELROD FROM THE VEHICLE HE REACHED TO THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE SEAT AND GRABBED A HANDGUN.)) [RUNS14]
[OUT Q=grabbed a handgun.]


Police say while Officer D.W. Black struggled with Elrod for possession of the gun it fired twice, one of the bullets struck Elrod in the side of the head, killing him.
[SOT 5:03:28]

((BENNETT: WHEN SOMEONE PRODUCES A HANDGUN.. ..QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE.)) [RUNS15]
[OUT Q=quickly as possible.]

[Standup] ((Chief Bennett says their preliminary investigation shows the officers involved.. both who have been on the force less than five years.. acted properly during the entire incident. An autopsy should help answer some lingering questions about whether Elrod was intoxicated.. and who actually pulled the trigger on his gun. Steve Smallshaw, News7, Lynchburg.))
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[Amherst-Murder]


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A murder-suicide kills a mother of three in Amherst County.
Authorities say 25-year-old Ida Jane Douglas was shot by her former boyfriend, David Junior Massie of Lynchburg, who then took his own life.
The incident happened Friday night.
Investigators said the pair got into an argument after Douglas told Massie she had gone out with another man.

[Kosovo]


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NATO's heaviest night of air attacks YET over Yugoslavia is wrapping up.
In the last 24 hours, pilots flew more than 500 missions.
Lee Cowan has the latest from Washington.
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[IN Q=In the Balkans]
[SUPER=01-Madeleine Albright/Secretary Of State; :27]
[SUPER=01-Sen. Robert Torricelli/(D) New Jersey; 1:21]
[SUPER=01-Sen. Richard Lugar/(R) Indiana; 1:27]
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((IN THE BALKANS THESE DAYS - GOOD WEATHER MEANS ANYTHING BUT GOOD NEWS FOR THOSE ON THE GROUND IN YUGOSLAVIA.
NATO SAYS IT FLEW A RECORD 500 MISSIONS OVER THE LAST 24 HOURS -HITTING SO MANY REFINERIES YUGOSLAVIA HAS LESS THAN 30 PERCENT OF ITS OIL RESERVES LEFT AND CANNOT PROCESS ANYMORE.
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SERB ARTILLERY UNITS WERE HIT HARD TOO - AT LEAST A DOZEN VEHICLES DESTROYED - MORE PROOF THE ALLIES SAY, THAT THE AIR WAR IS WORKING.

(( SUPER: MADELEINE ALBRIGHT/SECRETARY OF STATE )) (( SOT AT 12:48:48 ))

"While his military is getting weaker, our air campaign is getting stronger."
BUT AS MUCH AS IT IS DESTROYING, THE AIR WAR IS ALSO REVEALING.
NATO SAYS IMAGES FROM ALLIED AIRCRAFT SHOW A GRIM REALITY OF LIFE INSIDE KOSOVO: THOSE THE SERBS DON'T KILL, ARE BEING FORCED TO DIG GRAVES FOR HOSE THEY DO - THE SERB POLICE FORCING REFUGEES INTO WHAT NATO TERMED:
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(( SOT AT 9:20:30 ))

"grave digging chain gangs."
THE SERBS DENY IT.
(( NAT REFUGEES ))
IF NOT THAT ATROCITY, THOUSANDS CONTINUE TO FLEE THE REALITY OF OTHERS - THIS FAMILY RUNNING STRAIGHT INTO THE ARMS OF DEATH AS THEIR CAR HIT A LAND MINE PLANTED LESS THAN 30 FEET FROM FREEDOM - PLACED THERE, THE SERBS SAY, IN PREPARATION FOR A GROUND INVASION BY NATO IN THE FUTURE.
(( NAT ))
THAT CONTINUES TO BE A TOPIC AMONG THE LEADERSHIP ON CAPITOL HILL - FEW ARGUING THE AIR WAR ISN'T SUCCESSFUL - BUT MOST ARGUING IT MAY NOT BE ENOUGH.

(( SUPER: SEN. ROBERT TORRICELLI//D-NJ )) (( SOT AT 12:52:46 ))

"If you're going to be in a military engagement you do it, you do it fully, you do it right or you do not do it at all."

(( SUPER: SEN. RICHARD LUGAR/R-IN )) (( SOT AT 12:33:12 ))

'We do not plane to loose the war but it going to require ground troops "
(( LEE COWAN//CBS NEWS ))))

[Florida-Fires]


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Florida wildfires have destroyed 70-thousand acres of marsh grass.
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The fire began yesterday on the western side of the Everglades, and spread rapidly with the wind.
The fire came close to Interstate 75, forcing police to close the main coast to coast highway known as "alligator alley".
It has also threatened power lines that feed most of south Florida.
Firefighters say the fire in the dry grass could have been sparked by the heat from a car's exhaust system.
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[Tease1]


[ANCHOR=Eric]
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Up next-- the attorney general targets websites that sell alcohol to minors..
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And, if you think you're in need of a little more culture...you should have been in Roanoke today.
Details coming up.
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[Internet-Alcohol]


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Attorney General Mark Earley is speaking out about minors having access to alcohol on-line.
He's urging Congress to pass legislation to stop it. Joy Sutton has more.
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((MARK EARLEY/ATTORNEY GENERAL: PARENTS NEED TO KNOW THAT THEIR CHILDREN HAVE ACCESS TO THIS KIND OF THING. PART OF IT IS HAVING THE RIGHT KIND OF LAWS AT THE FEDERAL LEVEL TO BE ABLE TO DEAL WITH IT.))
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With the simple click of the mouse...a minor can log onto a site that sells alcohol...use the parents credit card and have the alcohol delivered to their house or a friends house within 28 to 48 hours.
Crystal Lovejoy is a parent...she says the idea of alcohol being so easily accessible is frightening.
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((CRYSTAL LOVEJOY/PARENT: IT'S REALLY SCARY THE THINGS THAT CHILDREN CAN SEE AND GET ACCESS THROUGH IT.))
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Sarah Fullerton a teenager from Massachusetts says there definitely needs to be regulations.
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[IN Q=I know where]

((SARAH FULLERTON: I KNOW WHERE I LIVE THERE IS A LOT OF PARTIES WITH ALCOHOL AND STUFF. IF KIDS ARE ACCESSING ALCOHOL MORE EASY THAT'S GOING TO BE A LOT OF DRUNK DRIVING AND RECKLESS PARTIES AND STUFF..IT'S DANGEROUS.))
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The state of Virginia already has a law against selling alcohol to minors over the internet.
But, Earley is now pushing Congress to enact similar legislation on the federal level.
As chairman of the group, "Americans for Responsible Access to Alcohol" he's already taken his case before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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((MARK EARLEY/ATTORNEY GENERAL: PRIMARLY WHAT WE WANT IS SOMETHING TO MAKE SURE THAT MINORS..JUST AS WHEN THEY WALK INTO A RETAILER..HAVE TO HAVE PROPER IDENTIFICATION.)) ))
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Joy Sutton, News 7.
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[local-colors ]


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Despite the conflict and unrest going on in some parts of the world...there was a since of unity today among nations at the Local Colors celebration.
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Participants marched proud and united...each showing off their country's native dress.
Germany....Croatia... Korea... and Bangledash...were four of the more than 30 countries represented.
But the celebration almost didn't happen this year.
Pearl Fu, the Local Colors director, briefly resigned last year due to funding problems.
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((PEARL FU/LOCAL COLORS DIR. ORGANIZER: IT BECAME TOO OVERWHELMING..THAT'S WHY I SORT OF RESIGNED..BUT THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE FOR COMMUNITY AND JUSTICE STEPPED IN AND ADOPTED LOCAL COLORS AND GAVE IT A LOT OF SUPPORT SO WE'RE HAVING IT AGAIN))
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[OUT Q=we're having it again.]
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There was plenty of food on hand...to tantalize even the most exotic appetites.
One of the highlights of this year's festival was the American Indian village which included a tee-pee.
Sharon Hudson of the Shawnee Nation says events like this help to dispel ignorance.
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[IN Q=If we can just]

(( SHARON HUDSON/SHAWNEE NATION: IF WE CAN JUST LET ONE PERSON LEAVE WITH A TAD BIT OF KNOWLEDGE ABOUT ANY OF THE CULTURES THAT'S HERE TODAY . I THINK WE'VE ACCOMPLISHED A GREAT DEAL.))
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[OUT Q=accomplished a great deal.]
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[VO-NAT]


This is the 9th annual Local Colors Celebration.
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[Zoobilation]


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It was a creepy-crawler kind of day at the Mill Mountain Zoo.
Today the zoo kicked-off its "Zoobilation for Conservation Festival".
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The zoo had more than 100 animals on display....
But the insects took the lime light...in a new exhibit called "Windows Into Another World".
Dozens of kids turned out to see the animals and to get a ride on the zoo-choo train.
But what animal did kids like most?
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((MY FAVORITE IS THE LLAMA..(WHY DO YOU LIKE THE LLAMA)..IT'S BIG))
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[VO-NAT]


Kids also got a chance to learn about conservation and electricity.
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[WebWatch]


[ANCHOR=Eric]
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People worried about internet privacy will be interested in an upcoming lawsuit, and a new website promises to clear up the clutter of internet search engines.
More in tonight's WebWatch
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(( [intro]
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Shoney's has filed a lawsuit against an anonymous person who posed as a company executive and posted negative messages about the business on a Yahoo message board.
Shoney's lawyers want a judge to force yahoo to reveal the poster's identity.
The company says it doesn't want to stop free speech, but wants to know who's speaking.
Smarterkids-dot-com wants to help you help your kids learn. The educationonal shopping site has a free learning survey. Enter your child's age and grade, and answer several questions about their personality.
The site tells you what learning catetory they fit into, and how you can help them achieve their full potential.
A new website is trying to cut through the cluttered response generated by search engines.
Phrase your search in the form of a question, and
"Ask Jeeves" is supposed to serve you what you want...
So we asked Jeeves, where can we buy ties online?
With three clicks, Jeeves took us to the internet's biggest shirt warehouse, where we did, in fact, find some nice ties for sale... Thankyou Jeeves.

For links to these sites, click on WebWatch, on the WDBJ website at WDBJ7-dot-com.))

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[ANCHOR=Eric]
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Andrew Freiden will have your extended weather forecast coming up.
And, we'll check in with Steve Mason for highlights from the Martinsville speedway--when the news continues.

[VA-Profile]


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A multi-vehicle accident on I-81 in September sent several rescue workers racing to the scene to tend to the injured.
And, recently two of those workers were honored for doing their part to save the life of a truck driver.
Teresa Hamilton has more in this week's Virginia Profiles.
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((The Blacksburg Rescue Squad is one place you'll routinely find Chris Schultz and Mike Kirk.
The pair also belong to the Civil Air Patrol.
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((CAPT. MIKE KIRK/CIVIL AIR PATROL: IT'S SORT OF BEEN INSTILLED IN ME, MY MOM'S AN RN AND MY DAD'S BEEN IN THE MEDICAL PROFESSION, THINGS LIKE THAT, AND I'VE ALWAYS BEEN TAUGHT TO VALUE LIFE, ABOVE EVERYTHING ELSE.))
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It's a lesson, Kirk and Schultz would put to the test last fall.
On their way home from a rescue convention, the two stopped at a convenience store.
While waiting for Schultz, Kirk heard rescuers being dispatched to an accident on Interstate 81, near Ironto.
They were only a couple of miles from the scene.
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[In q= As we]

((MIKE KIRK:AS WE GOT CLOSER TO THE ACCIDENT SCENE, WE COULD ACTUALLY SEE FLAMES SHOOTING 150- TO 200 FEET UP IN THE AIR AND I KNEW THEN THAT IT WAS PROBABLY GOING TO BE PRETTY BAD.))
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[out q= pretty bad.]


Kirk's instinct was right.
A tractor trailer had crashed and was in flames.
The two were among the first to reach the badly injured driver.
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[IN Q= The cuffs]

((MIKE KIRK: THE CUFFS OF HIS PANTS WERE STILL SMOLDERING AND YOU COULD SEE EMBERS GLOWING AND SO WE CUT THOSE OFF OF HIM.))
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[OUT Q= of him.]
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((CHRIS SCHULTZ/CIVIL AIR PATROL: I REMEMBER PRAYING WITH HIM BECAUSE HE WAS A VERY DEVOUT MAN AND HE WAS ASKING WHY THIS HAPPENED TO HIM, WHY IT HAPPENED, I JUST REMEMBER TELLING HIM TO STAY STRONG AND YOU KNOW, THE GOOD LORD WILL PROVIDE FOR YOU.))
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[OUT Q= for you.]


The driver suffered second and third degrees burns but survived.
Schultz and Kirk say looking back they realize they put themselves at risk, by being so close to the burning vehicles.
But both say they'd do it again and their devotion hasn't gone unnoticed.
Last month, they were each awarded a bronze medal of valor from the Civil Air Patrol.
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((CHRIS SCHULTZ: IT'S SOMETHING I'M VERY VERY PROUD OF AND I THINK, IT REFLECTS, THAT AWARD REFLECTS, ALL THE THINGS PEOPLE DO ON A DAILY BASIS, IT'S JUST THAT THEY CHOSE TO RECOGNIZE US.))
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[IN Q= Being a ]

((MIKE KIRK: BEING A MEMBER FOR 16- YEARS I'VE GOT A LOT OF AWARDS AND WHAT WE CALL WALLPAPER BUT THIS IS DEFINITELY NOT WALLPAPER TO ME, IT HAS A SPECIAL PLACE ON MY WALL IN MY HOUSE AND EVERY TIME I LOOK AT IT REMINDS ME WHY I'M HERE, WHY I DO THE JOB I DO.))
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The Civil Air Patrol hands out just ten such awards, each year. Teresa Hamilton, NEWS 7, Blacksburg. )) [Forecasts]
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The chill that accompanied the clouds at the Martinsville speedway yesterday were replaced by the warm celebration of a Richard Petty sweep.
Steve Mason has more on John Andretti's win in the Goody's Body Pain 500 that capped off a perfect two days for the King.
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That's it for sports. Have a great day everybody.

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The Atlanta Braves had 24 hits and scored 10 runs in the ninth inning to beat Colorado 20 to 5.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Denver, CO/WTBS; :]


Jim Leyland didn't expect the game to turn out that way from the start.
But in the first inning Brian Jordon sends this line drive shot over the right field wall for a 2 run homer and the Braves led the game 2 to nothing.
[SUPER=35-Atlanta/20/Colorado/5/;]


Atlanta got homers from Andruw Jones, Brian Hunter and this solo shot deep over the left field wall from Chipper Jones in the 20 to 5 rout of the Colorado Rockies.
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[S-Orioles]


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Baltimore lost another one yesterday this time Toronto blanks the Orioles 6 to nothing.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Toronto, Canada/WNUV; :]


The folks in Canada remembering Wayne Gretzky before the start of the game.
In the third, Tony Fernandez hits this single up the middle into centerfield scoring Shannon Stewart and Jose Cruz and the Blue Jays took the early 3 to nothing lead.
[SUPER=35-Toronto/6/Baltimore/0/;]


Then in the fifth inning Pat Kelly gets all of this pitch for his first homer of the season and the Blue Jays beat the Orioles 6 to nothing.
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[S-Scores]


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Salem broke a five game losing streak beating Frederick today and the Lynchburg Hillcats beat Potomac.
For those and all of the scores lets go to the boards.
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[S-Gretzky]


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The Hockey world said good bye to the "Great one" today. As Wayne Gretzky played his last game in the Natitonal Hockey League when the Rangers hosted the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-New York, NY/FOX SPORTS; :]


Gretzky was the center of attention as pre game ceremonies were held at Madison Square Garden before the face off.


His number 99 jersey was retired and fans cheered about 15 minutes as he skated around the rink with tears in his eyes.
Gretzky thanked the fans and mentioned several players that shared ice time with him. He also said he wanted the day to be a celebration.
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[SUPER=01-Wayne Gretzky/"The Great One"; :]
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[VO NAT]
And the "Great One" went out in style boosting his record career total point tally to 2-thousand 857 points when he assisted on New York's lone goal as the Rangers lost to Pittsburgh 2 to 1 in Overtime.
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[S-Golf]


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[WRITER=rst]
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It took an extra hole to determine the winner in the M-C-I Classic at Hilton Head, South Carolina.
Payne Stewart, Jeff Sluman and Glen Day finished three rounds tied at 10 under par.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Hilton Head, SC/CBS SPORTS; :]


Stewart would hold a one stroke lead on the field when he chips in from off the green to go to 11 under par through 11 holes. He shot a final round 70.
Sluman was having a record round too. He hits this short birdie putt on the 15-th green to get to 10 under par. He shot 67.
Day finished regulation at 10 under par after shooting a 66. But on the first hole of the sudden death playoff he makes this long birdie putt to win the tournament, His second win on the P-G-A tour.
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Roanoke's Chip Sullivan shot a final round 71 to finish at 288, Four over par.
Petty Enterprises sweeps the races at Martinsville this weekend. More later on Mornin'.

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