Frankel breaks Met Mile lead as Aldebaran prevails at Belmont
Trainer Bobby Frankel sees Aldebaran win the Met Mile at Belmont Park, upsetting 45 favorite Congaree and edging Saarland by a neck. Tates Creek captures the Gamely Breeders Cup Handicap at Hollywood Park, while Frankel’s stable adds another Gamely victory and Valenzuela earns his first win in 37 years.
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Bit O View Wins as Green Meadows Tops Cato Farms
Bit O View defeated Foxdale Equine 86 while Green Meadows downed Cato Farms 104 in the Heineken Cup 8 goal polo tournament. The event continues with East Bay Gene's Cleaning facing Green Meadows at Powderhouse Field at 3 pm as Stella Artois meets Bit O View midweek.
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Heineken Cup Baseball and Tennis Schedule Update
Summary of multiple sports events with times and networks. Baseball shows Reds at Braves and Mariners at Royals on various channels. Hockey Ducks visit Devils. Basketball Mavericks at Spurs. Tennis French Open and Open details on ESPN networks.
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Former Thoroughbreds compete in NCAA Golf Championship
Three ex South Aiken High players vie for national title as Clemson Georgia and South Carolina send Hendrix Hamilton and Ner to Stillwater Oklahoma. Hendrix leads Clemson with a 71.29 stroke average and six top 10 finishes while Hamilton averages 74.14 for South Carolina and Eisner stars for Georgia with six top 10 finishes and a 77 stroke pace. The Bulldogs seek sixth straight appearance with strong recent showings. Clemson enters as East Region winner and Georgia and South Carolina also qualified for the national final.
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Dunn's grand slam seals Reds win over Braves in 11th
Adam Dunn delivered a dramatic 11th inning grand slam to lift the Cincinnati Reds past the Atlanta Braves 7 6 Monday snapping a four game skid. Dunn’s 18th homer of the year leads the majors while Jose Guillen and Vinny Castilla contributed in the late rally for Atlanta.
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Felix Heredia
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Agassi Opens French Open With Straight Sets Win
Andre Agassi, 2 seed, defeated Karol Beck of Slovakia 62 63 63 in Paris to begin his bid for a ninth major title. Serena Williams extended her Grand Slam winning streak with a 62 61 victory over Barbara Rittner as she pursues a fifth consecutive major.
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Palmetto State fields three clubs in NCAA baseball regional bids
South Carolina and Clemson earned at large bids, Coastal Carolina claimed an automatic bid as Big South champions giving South Carolina Clemson and Coastal Carolina three state teams in the NCAA tournament. Coastal coach Gary Gilmore praised the regional entry as a win for a small school. Florida State earned the overall top seed and will host a regional as part of the 64 team field.
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Mike Martin
Charlie Carr
Women's World Cup returns to the United States this fall
FIFA awarded the 2007 Women's World Cup to the United States after a short-notice selection process. The tournament will run September 23 to October 11 across four to seven stadiums with sites and schedules to be finalized by FIFA and US organizers.
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Carla Overbeck
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