Verlander throws first no-hitter at Comerica Park
Detroit ace Justin Verlander stifled Milwaukee while the Tigers blanked the Brewers 9 0 in a historic no hitter at Comerica Park securing Detroit's first no hitter since 1984. Verlander fanned seven over nine innings as Magglio Ordonez and Ivan Rodriguez celebrated at the mound.
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Ripken Expands Baseball Role With Ironbirds Ownership
Cal Ripken Jr enters the business side as part owner of the Aberdeen IronBirds in Maryland, funding a new stadium after retiring on October 6, 2001. He emphasizes fan experience and in-game entertainment, offers tips to the South Coast League, and notes his Hall of Fame induction on July 29. Ripken’s strong ties to one organization and his record achievements are highlighted as he reflects on his career.
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Castillo fuels Twins rally in 7 3 win over Braves
Luis Castillo produced three hits two RBIs and two stellar second base plays as the Minnesota Twins beat the Atlanta Braves 7 3. Rookie Kevin Slowey allowed two earned runs over seven hits in his second win while Torii Hunter delivered a two run double and Jeff Francoeur and Scott Thurman homered for Atlanta.
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Panthers DT Carstens aims to return after kidney disease
Carolina Panthers defensive tackle Jordan Carstens fights membranous nephropathy and a blood clot in his lung while awaiting a medicine that lets him stop blood thinners. He remains with the team on a one year tender as doctors adjust treatment and monitor his condition.
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Palmetto Track athletes head to Junior Olympics
Forty eight Palmetto Track & Field athletes competed at Winthrop University in Rock Hill for USATF Junior Olympic qualifiers. Thirty eight advanced to the Region II Junior Olympics at Sports Backer Stadium in Richmond July 12 to 15. The Young Men team won the meet, with several age groups finishing second.
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