Baseball All-Star Votes Released For Tuesday at Minute Maid Park
AP reports final voting tallies released June 22 for an All-Star game to be held Tuesday July 13 at Houston's Minute Maid Park. top selections span positions with Giambi Delgado Rodriguez Jeter Varitek Guerrero Ramirez Matsui Damon Suzuki Beltran Williams Hunter Ordonez Nixon Anderson Guillen Dye Mench among leading vote getters.
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No. 1 NBA draft picks list through 1966 70s era stars
A compact catalog lists every No 1 draft pick from 1966 to 2003 with player name team college or school and position. It names LeBron James Yao Ming Kwame Brown Kenyon Martin Elton Brand Olowokandi Duncan Iverson Smith Robinson Webber ONeal Johnson Coleman Ellison Manning Robinson Daugherty Ewing Olajuwon Sampson Worthy Aguirre Carroll Johnson Starks etc, reflecting a historic line of top selections across multiple decades.
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Wimbledon Round One Results From All England Club
Tuesday results at Wimbledon include Kucera over Hernandez 6-1 6-2 6-2 and Henman leading Hidalgo 4-6 7-6 6-4 6-2 with extensive rain suspensions for both men and women events and multiple matches across seed lines, races for top seeds and ongoing weather delays.
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Jan Vacek
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Carlos Moya
Olivier Patience
Kakli Labadze
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Baseball Trades and Signings Across Major Leagues
baseball moves include Jose Leon optioned to Ottawa IL and Curtis Leskanic signing with Boston. Detroit extends Carlos Guillen through 2007. Marcus Thames acquired from Toledo. Rockies Larry Walker activated. Rockies, Cardinals, Reds announce roster updates. Calgary? (Note: corrected entities from source: multiple teams across AL NL and minor leagues.)
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Wes Wisler
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Donny Lucy
Great Falls
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Carlos Guillen
Marcus Thames
Toledo
Kansas City Royals
Kelly Stinnett
Alberto Castillo
Omaha
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Danny Putnam
Ryan Webb
Jarod McAuliffe
Chalon Tietje
Ryan Jones
Hans Pratt
Toronto Blue Jays
Adam Peterson
New Hampshire
Jason Kershner
Syracuse
Cincinnati Reds
Juan Castro
Jung Keun Bong
Louisville
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Larry Walker
Kit Pellow
Colorado Springs
ST. Louis Cardinals
Eric Haberer
Baseball Glance From Monday to Thursday Scores and Schedules
Recap of recent baseball results and upcoming games. Notable Monday results Cleveland 5 Chicago White Sox 1 and Anaheim 10 Oakland 3. Tuesday features Boston 9 Minnesota 2 and N Y Yankees 10 Baltimore 4. Wednesday and Thursday include a full slate with matchups in Boston, Seattle, Cleveland, Detroit, San Diego, Arizona, Philadelphia, and more.
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Wimbledon and College Baseball Highlights On ESPN2
Television schedule for Wednesday June 23 features NCAA Division 1 World Series games at 2 p.m. on ESPN2 in Omaha Nebraska and Wimbledon early rounds with rounds at London airing on ESPN2 at 8 a.m. and noon. The day also includes a 7 p.m. tennis slot and other programming details for sports fans.
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Mathis takes helm of Mavericks basketball program
Jason Mathis, son of a Westside coach and former James Monroe assistant, is set to lead the Maverick boys after praise for his high school and junior program work. He plans to bring excitement and pride, emphasizing hard work and leadership from a young squad including Cory Miller and Heath Mullins, with support from Kelly Mann and Jim Jackson.
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Padres top draftee Matt Bush arrested in Arizona
Padres No 1 overall pick Matt Bush, 18, was arrested in Peoria Arizona after an incident at a bar where he allegedly bit a security guard. He was suspended indefinitely by the Padres and faces felony assault investigation plus trespass and disorderly conduct charges. He also received a $3.15 million signing bonus.
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Warner backs ballpark site near Dulles for Expos
Gov Mark R Warner endorsed a Loudoun County site near Dulles International Airport as the Expos new capital-area home. The proposal envisions a 450 acre development with a 42,500 seat stadium and surrounding retail, residential and commercial space, without extra taxpayer financing.
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Austria wins first 2002 Olympic gold in cross country
Austria's Christian Hoffmann received the gold from Chancellor Wolfgang Schuessel for the 30 km freestyle, awarded after Johann Muehlegg of Spain was disqualified for drug use. Hoffmann recalled his coach's surprise moment and the Salt Lake City race where the title changed hands.
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Payton to Stay with Lakers on $5.4 Million Option
Gary Payton will remain with the Los Angeles Lakers next season, exercising a $5.4 million option despite a rough first year. Lakers spokesman John Black said the move was as expected, and Payton, who turns 36 next month, had until Wednesday to decide.
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Georgia Tops Arizona to Reach Bracket One Final
Michael Hyle pitched six shutout innings and Marshall Szabo collected three hits including a triple and a double as Georgia defeated Arizona 3-1 to advance in the College World Series. The Bulldogs improved to 45-22 and move on to a Bracket One final against Texas, needing wins Wednesday and Thursday for the best of three title series.
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Jays-Rays clash at Hunnicutt Field in tight game
Jake Ritchie delivered a go ahead RBI to score Brandon Rousseve as Princeton pushed ahead in the eighth. Lagreidh started the ninth with a single and Markel followed with another. Pulaski countered with Luke Hetherington two doubles and four runs, while Joshua Sex opened the third with a homer. The teams meet again at 7 p.m. tonight.
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