Berkman sidelined with sore left eye for Astros
Lance Berkman did not play Sunday against the Braves due to a sore left eye. Darin Erstad started at first, Hunter Pence moved to No 3, and Berkman planned to seek medical advice later. Berkman led the NL in runs, hits, and doubles and ranked high in bases and slugging. Oswalt returned from a hip strain but was kept from starting as Astros reevaluate.
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On the Air: Astros at Pirates and AFL Playoff Matchups
The Baytown Sun radio page lists Houston Astros at Pittsburgh Pirates on FSN at 6 p.m. and an ESPN slot with TBA teams also at 6 p.m. An Arena Football Divisional Playoff features Georgia Force versus TBA on ESPN2 at 7 p.m. Contact sports editor Dave Rogers for story ideas.
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Nadal defeats Federer to win Wimbledon title in five set final
Rafael Nadal ends Roger Federer’s Wimbledon reign with a dramatic 6-4 6-4 6-7 6-7 9-7 victory in nearly five hours. Nadal becomes first Spaniard since 1966 to win Wimbledon and completes a French Open Wimbledon double the same year. Federer’s streak of 40 grass court wins ends as Nadal seals the triumph before Prince Felipe and Princess Letizia.
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Braves Edge Astros In 17th Inning Walkoff Win
Mark Teixeira lined a bases loaded single off the wall in left center to cap a 7-6 17 inning victory for the Atlanta Braves over the Houston Astros at Turner Field. Rain delayed the start nearly two hours, as Atlanta rallied with two runs in the eighth to tie. Gregor Blanco opened the 17th with a single, Yunel Escobar followed with a bunt hit, and Chipper Jones added a key base hit before Teixeira's drive scored the winner. Royce Ring retired the side in the 17th to seal the win.
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Romero wins Open at Dick's Sporting Goods Open in New York
Eduardo Romero of Argentina captured his second Champions Tour victory by finishing 17 under, one shot ahead of Fulton Allem and Gary Koch. Joey Sindelar faltered on the final hole, finishing fourth at 14 under, while Bruce Vaughan tied for fifth with Joe Ozaki at 13 under.
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All-Star Rosters Highlight Boston Cubs and Yankees
Ramirez and Soriano headline rosters as seven Cubs and seven Red Sox join a strong Yankees representation at Yankee Stadium for the July 15 game. Starting NL includes Berkman and Utley with Fukudome and Braun in the outfield. Soto starts as NL rookie catcher.
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