Garcia ready to start season after troubled path to Gamecocks
South Carolina quarterback Stephen Garcia speaks publicly for the first time since a March trial. He reflects on suspensions and legal issues, but expresses gratitude for support from fans at the Richland County Public Library and eagerness to prove himself at Williams-Brice Stadium.
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Boonen wins stage six before Alpine ascent
Tom Boonen of Belgium captures stage six in a sprint finish as Fabian Cancellara retains the yellow jersey for a seventh day. The 124 mile route from Semur-en-Auxois to Bourg-en-Bresse ends with the Alps looming and three hard days ahead.
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Levi Leipheimer
Russia
Denis Menchov
Australia
Cadel Evans
US Softball Edges China in World Cup Mercy Win
Taira Jowers hit a first inning grand slam after an inadvertent walk as the United States defeated China 8-0 in five innings. Natasha Watley homered three times? actually singled three times and scored twice while Cat Osterman struck out nine in five innings to earn the win as the Americans improved to 1-0.
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Foxhounds Rally For Win In Seventh Inning Drama
Bradenton took an early 3-0 lead against Dunham before Ben tied it with a two run homer in the fourth. Aiken pulled ahead on back to back singles and a walk loaded the bases, then McKinney Miller and Hunt forced the decisive lead. The bullpen sealed the victory as Montano earned his fifth save.
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Kelly Hunt
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World Series of Poker Day Four Leads and Notables
Paul Spitzberg takes a slim chip lead at 2.8 million with Adam White close behind at 2.75 million. Hal Lubarsky, legally blind, plays with an assistant narrating and whispering cards as he studies opponents. Tobey Maguire and Sam Simon are noted busts among famed figures, with future rounds set to trim the field to 36 players from 100.
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Lubarsky
Tobey Maguire
Sam Simon
Carlos Mortensen
Robert Varkonyi
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