Boston completes four game sweep of Mariners
Pedro Martinez returned from a throat infection to back Ortiz as the Red Sox rout Seattle 8-1. Ortiz drove in four runs with a homer and two-run single, Garciaparra went 3-for-4, Arroyo earned the save in his AL debut, and Meche took the loss after allowing seven runs in 4 1 3 innings.
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Odom Leaves Clippers for Heat in $63 Million Offer
Lamar Odom heads to the Miami Heat after the Los Angeles Clippers declined to match a $63 million offer. Clippers VP Elgin Baylor cited character and risk factors. The offer sheet expires at 11:59 p.m. EDT. Odom becomes the fourth Clippers regular to depart this summer.
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P-Rays. Prized moments fuel playoff push at Hunnicutt Field
Princeton hosts Burlington as Cooper leads a 4 run rally with a 3-for-4 performance and a third inning triple. Valdes goes 3-for-4 for the Indians as Burlington wins 5-2. Beech and Nelson reflect on a season of hard play and fan support while Cooper departs for the Devil Rays Hudson Valley club.
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Meet the Tigers at Princeton Middle School tonight
Princeton Middle School hosts Meet the Tigers today at 6 p.m. in the gym. Fall sports athletes will be recognized and the boosters club hosts a hot dog supper after the meeting.
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Sampras retires after 14 major titles at age 32
Pete Sampras declares retirement in a New York news conference at the U.S. Open after 14 Grand Slam singles titles. He confirms he is 100 percent done, noting Wimbledon and the lack of a French Open title as the sole gap in an otherwise flawless career.
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