Wimbledon results from Tuesday AP tennis rounds
In England at The All England Club Xavier Malisse beat Greg Rusedski in five sets to reach the quarterfinals. Doubles saw Donald Johnson and Jared Palmer defeat Martin Damm and Cyril Suk, while Bob and Mike Bryan won their match. Other results include Bjorkman and Woodbridge overcoming Bhupathi and Mirnyi, Capriati edging Fou, Venus Williams defeating Likhovtseva, Justine Henin beating Monica Seles, and the pairing Wynne Prakusya with Lisa Raymond defeating Martinez and Pierce.
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Multiple Boxing Matchups Across Venues Announced
A series of boxing bouts schedules appear across July to September at venues in McAllen Tunica Warren Osaka Phoenix Atlantic City Tokyo and Las Vegas. Notable clashes include Zab Judah vs Omar Weis. Rocky Juarez vs Manuel Sepeda. Guillermo Jones vs Sione Asipeli. Antonio Mesquita vs Joe Hutchinson. Derrick Harmon vs Montell Griffin. Julio Diaz vs Carlos Ramirez. Exander Munoz vs Eiji Kojima. Acelino Freitas vs Daniel Attah. Tokundo Olajide vs Gary Jones. Masamori Tokuyama vs Erick Lopez. and Oscar De La Hoya vs Fernando Vargas for world titles.
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2002 All Star Rosters Set For Milwaukee July Ninth
The 2002 All Star game rosters list American League starters led by Jason Giambi and Alfonso Soriano with Alex Rodriguez at short. Reserve infielders include Derek Jeter Nomar Garciaparra and Miguel Tejada. outfielders feature Torii Hunter Manny Ramirez Ichiro Suzuki. pitchers include Tom Glavine and Eric Gagne.
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League Leaders A Soriano NYY 77 343 60 111 324
A Soriano of the New York Yankees leads league stats with 77 games played 343 at bats 60 runs batted in 111 hits and a .324 batting average, highlighting his offensive performance this season.
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Baseball glance shows major league schedule and results
Daily MLB slate includes games from 1:05 p.m. to 10:05 p.m. with matchups Cleveland Detroit Tampa Bay Texas Baltimore Anaheim Minnesota Oakland Kansas City Seattle and others. Notable scores include Atlanta 7 Montreal 5 St Louis 7 San Diego 3 San Francisco 8 Colorado 6 Los Angeles 4 Arizona 0. Tuesday results feature Milwaukee 12 Pittsburgh 6 and Mets 12 Houston 6 in 10 innings.
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Sports Show and Baseball Standings Quick Hit
Daily sports highlights list radio times and game previews for July 3 2002. Major league leaders include Delgado Suzuki Jeter Tejada and Konerko with RBI and pitching stats for Schilling Johnson and Clemens among others.
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Promoter Shelly Shafer Promoted To Manager Operations
Baseball moves across the majors include Shelly Shafer promoted to manager of promoter operations. Carlos Gonzalez or other names not present in readable text. Players activated from 15 day DL include Ricky Gutierrez Carl Everett Brad Penny Tom Gordon and others with corresponding minor league options and recalls from Syracuse West Tenn Calgary and Hudson Valley.
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Expos top Braves 5-2 on Tatis grand slam in roundup
Cleveland and Montreal highlights shift to a baseball roundup. Fernando Tatis hit a go ahead grand slam for the Expos in a 5-2 win over the Braves. Michael Barrett homered for Montreal as Atlanta dropped a second time in 13 games. Raul Mondesi scored twice in his Yankees debut in New York.
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Rain postpones Bluefield Pulaski clash in Appalachian League
Bluefield Orioles leading the East Division and Pulaski Rangers were set for a three game series in Bluefield when rain halted play. The Aug 1 makeup date was announced as the next meeting, with series games and radio broadcasts noted. Bluefield had just snapped an 11 game season opening win streak after an 8-5 comeback Monday.
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Liberty Surges Past Storm at MSG in WNBA Action
Tari Phillips poured in 19 points as the New York Liberty defeated the Seattle Storm 74 to 63. Tamika Whitmore shot perfectly for 15 points, Vickie Johnson 14, and Crystal Robinson 13 as New York ends a two-game skid and improves to 9-8. Sue Bird had 12 points and six assists in her MSG debut. Lauren Jackson led Seattle with 17 in a 7-8 mark, while Kamila Vodichkova added 10 and nine rebounds. The Storm now 0-4 in three seasons against the Liberty.
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Princeton Defeats Martinsville in Rainy Road Series Opener
Samuel returns for Rays but Princeton edges ahead late as Bankston and Arhart spark an eighth inning rally. Acevedo clears bases with a grand slam for Martinsville, while Ally earns the win and Miller the loss. Bankston 2 for 4 with two doubles. Arhart 3 for 4 with two RBI. Melendez 3 for 5 for Astros. Princeton heads to Burlington for a three game set, first pitch at 7:00.
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Red Sox Rout Blue Jays In Doubleheader Sweep
Boston built on depth beyond ace Pedro Martinez and Derek Lowe, as spot starters Tim Wakefield and Sunny Kim powered a doubleheader sweep over Toronto to extend the Red Sox lead. York’s homer against Cleveland headlines a 10-5 win for the Indians' misfortune.
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Mets Rout Phillies 12 6 as Burnitz Vaughn Lead
Jeremy Burnitz drove in three runs and Mo Vaughn added two hits and two RBIs to power the Mets past the Phillies 12-6. Scott Rolen provided two-run power for the lagging Phillies in Philadelphia.
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