NASCAR Nextel Cup Winners Through June 4 and 5
AP compiled Nextel Cup winners through June 4 and 5 listing top drivers by wins. Notable names include Carl Edwards Jimmie Johnson Greg Biffle Kurt Busch Kevin Harvick Kasey Kahne and Jett Gordon among others with varied win counts.
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Carl Edwards
Reed Sorenson
Martin Truex Jr
Clint Bowyer
Kenny Wallace
Ashton Lewis Jr
Greg Biffle
Denny Hamlin
David Stremme
Jason Keller
Jimmie Johnson
Elliott Sadler
Ryan Newman
Tony Stewart
Mark Martin
Rusty Wallace
Kurt Busch
Kevin Harvick
Jeff Gordon
Jeremy Mayfield
Jamie McMurray
Dale Jarrett
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Jeff Burton
Michael Waltrip
Kasey Kahne
Kyle Busch
Scott Riggs
Jett Gordon
Boxing and college softball vie for late evening honors
ESPN2 features lightweight showdown Julio Diaz versus Marco Angel Perez in El Cajon California at 10 p.m. College softball follows with World Series game 2 in Oklahoma City as TBA teams compete. WNBA action has Seattle visiting Connecticut at 8 p.m. on ESPN2.
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ESPN2
Julio Diaz
Marco Angel Perez
el Cajon
Calif
ESPN
Oklahoma City
WNBA
Seattle
Connecticut
Class A All-state baseball team selection list
The Associated Press presents first and second team Class A all state baseball rosters featuring players from Notre Dame Wheeling Central Charleston Catholic Man Richwood Parkersburg Catholic and others led by pitchers Josh Johnson Noah Mull and team captains with numerous infield outfield and utility selections and a long list of honorable mentions across multiple schools.
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Josh Johnson
Notre Dame
Noah Mull
Wheeling Central
Alex Foltz
East Hardy
Brad Jarrell
Fayetteville
Jake Mehle
Charleston Catholic
Zack Maynard
Williamson
Nate Burton
Justin Beaver
Richwood
Justin Starkey
Ryan Kinder
Duval
Ryan Venderlic
St. Marys
Brandon Arbogast
Pendleton County
Josh Berry
Williamstown
Tyler Musgrave
Justin Fekete
Man
Ricky Szeligo
Stephen Gissy
Parkersburg
Josh Cottle
Matt Ball
Timmy White
Gilmer County
Dabbs
Paden City
Garrett Lang
Parkersburg Catholic
Chad Zerkle
Wahama
Joel Distefano
Tygarts Valley
Nathan Delander
Nathan Smith
Moorefield
Josh Auville
Logan Godfrey
Nathan Lilley
Cameron
Cheyenne Fragale
Valley Fayette
David Cassis
Josh Smith
Matewan
Ben Huffman
Nathan Hahn
Josh Gump
Hundred
Andy Wayne
Pocahontas County
Michael Underwood
Big Creek
Matt Perkins
Ryan Lott
Adam Fountaine
Wirt County
Zach Hoover
Doddridge County
Michael Dunigan
Dustin Mosteller
Chris Vaughan
Meadow Bridge
Kenny Jones
Union
Chris Zambito
Travis Tinney
Steven Turner
Quinn Miller
Gilbert
Major League Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
Washington beats Florida 6 3 while Pittsburgh edges Atlanta 5 2 and Philadelphia outlasts Arizona 7 6. San Diego, Arizona, and Los Angeles show mixed results as division leaders Milwaukee and Boston hold leads. Mets coast past the Giants 6-3 in the opener. Multiple late games and doubleheaders noted with key individual stat lines and game totals.
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Texas
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Lieber
Oswalt
N.Y
Mets
Partinez
Clement
Suppan
Tampa Bay
Minnesota
Cleveland
Kansas City
L.A
Hendrickson
Ra.Ortiz
Byrd
Ramirez
Towers
Busch
Yankees
Pavano
Milwau
Sheets
Contreras
Kim
Radke
Estes
Lee
Lawrence
Robertson
Dodgers
Thompson
Carrasco
Rueter
Angels Beat Braves 4 2 In Dodgers Stadium Nightgame
Angels top Braves 4 to 2 as Anderson and Betemit hit among key runs LaRoche adds homer Furcal swipes bag Lackey earns win Donnelly gains save Smoltz takes loss Umpires Reliford Barksdale Runge Gibson fielded 23 104 in attendance
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Betemit
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Sb—Furcal
Charlie Reliford
Lance Barksdale
Brian Runge
Hird
Greg Gibson
Major League Baseball Minor and Major Transactions Summary
MLB actions include Lance Carter’s suspension reduced to three games. Minor leaguers Rocha Delgado Romero Smith receive 15 game suspensions for drug program violations. Rangers acquire Michael Tejera, option Nick Regilio, Almanzar moved to 60-day DL. Braves place Chipper Jones on 15-day DL, call up Andy Marte. Rockies place Barmes and Greene on 60 and 15-day DL, promote Olson and Ardoin. Dodgers place Wilson Alvarez on 15-day DL, Osoria promoted. Brewers designate Glover, Mosquera contract purchased. Cardinals place Cedeno on 15-day DL, Schumaker promoted. Minor leagues see Rocha assigned to Yakima. multiple releases and signings across leagues.
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Tampa Bay
Lance Carter
Angel Rocha
Arizona
Mario Delgado
Baltimore
Felix Romero
Boston
David Smith
Toronto
Texas Rangers
Michael Tejera
Oklahoma
Nick Regilio
Carlos Almanzar
Atlanta Braves
Chipper Jones
Andy Marte
Richmond
Colorado Rockies
Clint Barmes
Todd Greene
Tim Olson
Danny Ardoin
Colorado Springs
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Wilson Alvarez
Franquelis Osoria
Las Vegas
Milwaukee Brewers
Gary Glover
Julio Mosquera
Nashville
ST. Louis Cardinals
Roger Cedeno
Skip Schumaker
Memphis
South Bend Silver Hawks
Yakima
2005 All-Star Voting Leaders by Position
Alleys list shows players leading the 2005 American League All-Star voting released June 6 and updated July 12. Notables include Tino Martinez first base Yankees with 473 844 and Alex Rodriguez third base Yankees with 860 958 votes, Miguel Tejada shortstop Orioles at 713 587, Derek Jeter Yankees at 587 109, Edgar Renteria Red Sox 391 683.
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Tino Martinez
Yankees
Kevin Millar
Red Sox
Paul Konerko
White Sox
Mark Teixeira
Rangers
Richie Sexson
Mariners
Brian Roberts
Orioles
Alfonso Soriano
Mark Bellhorn
Tony Womack
Bret Boone
Alex Rodriguez
Bill Mueller
Melvin Mora
Adrian Beltre
Hank Blalock
Miguel Tejada
Derek Jeter
Edgar Renteria
IOC report shapes Olympic bid race among Paris London Madrid Moscow
The IOC evaluation highlights Paris as strong on concept and transport, London for legacies and planning caveats, Madrid with varied venue perks but hotel and sailing gaps, and Moscow facing sharp criticism for planning gaps. Bookmakers still favor Paris, with London and Madrid presented as alternatives.
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Sebastian Coe
Paris
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Moscow
Valery Shantsev
Former Bluefield Orioles alums in Baltimore system spotlight
Nine ex Bluefield Orioles now dot Baltimore’s 40 man roster with five on the 25 man squad. Daniel Cabrera, a 2002 Bluefield alum, won 6-2 over Texas as he climbs to 5 of 9 decisions this year. Sidney Ponson, Richard Bauer, John Parrish, Aaron Bakers, and Hayden Penn also rose from Bluefield. Outfielders Luis Matos and Larry Bigbie, plus third baseman Napoleon Calzado are in Baltimore, with Matos and Bigbie on the DL. Bluefield’s 2005 season starts June 21 at Elizabethton and home June 24 vs Danville.
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Baltimore
Bluefield
Daniel Cabrera
Texas
Cabrera
Bluefield Oriole
Sidney Ponson
Richard Bauer
John Parrish
Aaron Bakers
Hayden Penn
Parrish
Penn
Bakers
Luis Matos
Larry Bigbie
Napoleon Calzado
Bigbie
Matos
Calzado
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Twins
Danville
Orioles top Pirates in first Pittsburgh game in 26 years
Humberto Cota and Tejada sparked a fast start as Baltimore defeated Pittsburgh 4-2. Tejada homered, and Mora scored on a misplayed throw. B J Ryan earned his 15th save, while Jorge Julio recorded four outs for the win. Estrada left after a violent collision with Garret Anderson.
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Lawton
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John Smoltz
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Erstad
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Marcus Giles
Nebraska
UConn Football Players Reinstated After Shooting Incident
Lansanah and Moore from Harrisburg and others faced probation terms and service hours after a drive by shooting incident. Branch and Taylor were reinstated to the team while Davis was reinstated earlier, with Moore delaying return until January as UConn declined to comment on his status.
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Dannehy
Davis
Lansanah
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