101.   In the U.S. bracket, Spring came back to win in its final at-bat after giving up a three-run lead on a sixth-inning grand slam.

102.   Mel Rojas, traded from Chicago last year, protected a one-run lead in the eighth.

103.   New York wasted a four-run lead for the second straight game.

104.   Scott Brosius homered for the Yankees, who wasted a four-run lead before taking charge against the Baltimore bullpen.

105.   Sanchez relieved Hernandez with the bases loaded in the eighth, and protected the four-run lead by striking out Jose Vidro and Fernando Seguignol.

106.   The Braves restored their two-run lead in the bottom half with an unearned run.

107.   The eight-run lead was the largest ever relinquished by the Rockies.

108.   The left-hander protected his one-run lead by striking out Andy Sheets and Jason Tyner before Felix Martinez grounded into an inning-ending forceout.

109.   World slalom champion Anja Paerson maintained her first run lead Saturday to easily win her third consecutive title in a World Cup slalom at this Slovenian resort.

110.   World slalom champion Anja Paerson maintained her first run lead to easily win her third consecutive victory Saturday in a World Cup slalom at this Slovenian resort.