Fedrigo wins stage as Pereiro holds Tour lead in Gap
France's Piertick Fedrigo of Bouygues Telecom wins stage 14 of the Tour de France from Montelimar to Gap outrunning Salvatore Commesso with Oscar Pereiro and Floyd Landis finishing in a group 77 seconds back. Pereiro's overall advantage remains 1 minute 29 seconds with Cyr Dessel third. In Nevada, Jack Wagner wins American Century Championship with 72 after a birdie putt on final hole as Toliver and Dan Quinn follow.
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Busch captures first Nextel Cup win of the year in NH
Kyle Busch beat Elliott Sadler in a fuel cautiousescalating finish at New Hampshire International Speedway after a late crash involving Brian Vickers and Clint Bowyer extended the Lenox Tools 300 overtime. Denny Hamlin faded from second late, Edwards passed for runner up, Hamlin later settled sixth as Busch held off rivals in the two lap sprint.
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Senden wins John Deere Classic with 19 under total
Senden birdied the 17th and saved par on 18 to win the John Deere Classic in Silvis, Ill, finishing 19 under 265 to edge LP Hayes by one stroke. Making his 139th start, Senden shot 3 under 68, earning his first PGA Tour victory and British Open eligibility. Hayes, seeking a third Tour title, had driven 335 yards and nearly eagle on 17 before a birdie left him one back.
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Braves power past Padres in 10 5 win at Petco Park
Chipper Jones homered for the Braves, extending an extra base hit streak to four games and tying a 79 year big league record. Atlanta roughed up Jake Peavy in a 10 5 victory to sweep the NL West leading Padres. Brian McCann homered as Atlanta set team records with 36 runs and 82 hits in the series at Petco Park. Umpires ejected Padres manager Bruce Bochy and Tony Muser, and Braves manager Bobby Cox and Jeff Francoeur were also tossed in a game marked by fireworks at the park.
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Barbaro Stable as Laminitis Battle Continues
Barbaro remained in comfortable condition in the intensive care unit at George D. Widener Hospital for Large Animals in Kennett Square. Veterinarians report the Kentucky Derby winner's attitude is positive though no improvement noted after 80 percent of his left rear hoof wall was removed to combat laminitis.
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