Olympic Team Roster and Baseball Schedule Snapshot
The list mixes the U S Olympic basketball roster with players such as Carmelo Anthony LeBron James Kobe Bryant and Chris Paul plus WNBA and soccer names and a dense baseball schedule with numerous late games and standings. The day includes matchups like Arizona Boston Seattle N Y Mets and various interleague baseball games with pitchers and times noted.
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Evening sports slate spans radio, TV and tennis
On Tuesday June 24 a bustling schedule features Princeton Rays vs Danville Braves on New River 102.3 FM at 6:35 p.m. and the College World Series game two Georgia vs Fresno State on ESPN 1050 AM and ESPN2 TV from Omaha. Also CVS Caremark Charity Classic golf in Barrington and MLB Chicago Cubs at Baltimore. Players and standings blur with a long list of baseball stat leaders.
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PGA Tour Statistics Highlights Through June Twenty Second
The PGA Tour stats list leaders in scoring average driving distance driving accuracy greens in regulation and more. Notable figures include Phil Mickelson Luke Donald Bart Bryant Stewart Cink Sergio Garcia Bubba Watson and Adam Scott among top performers. driving leaders include Bubba Watson J B Holmes Dustin Johnson and Robert Garrigus. putting and all around numbers feature Hunter Mahan Nathan Green Padraig Harrington Adam Scott and Stewart Cink. Tiger Woods leads official money followed by Mickelson Cink Leonard Ogilvy Perry Singh Imada Garcia Weekley.
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Sprint Cup standings and top money winners recap
The list shows leaders in the Sprint Cup points with Kyle Busch atop the standings at 2408 points and Jeff Burton second at 2305. Dale Earnhardt Jr 2256, Carl Edwards 2150, Jimmie Johnson 2082, Jeff Gordon 2041.7, Greg Biffle 2019, Denny Hamlin 2008, Kasey Kahne 1958, Clint Bowyer 1924. The money list ranks Kahne first at 3755989 dollars, Kyle Busch second at 3738338, Ryan Newman third 3657383, Edwards fourth 3647225, Stewart fifth 3180737, Johnson sixth 3067846, Gordon seventh 2764280, Burton eighth 2645591, Hamlin ninth 2637264, Kenseth tenth 2597744, Earnhardt Jr twelfth 2569345, Harvick thirteenth 2456134, Kurt Busch thirteenth or fourteenth sequence. Other drivers listed with earnings include Montoya, Bowyer, Labonte, Truex, and others with varying totals.
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Wimbledon First Round Men’s Singles Results
At All England Club Wimbledon England purse 23.35 million on grass Roko Karanusic beat Luis Hor rera 7-6 4 6-3 6-1 Robin Soderling defeated Kevin Kim 7-5 0-6 6-3 6-4 Roger Federer beat Dominik Hrbaty 6-3 6-2 6-2 Juan Carlos Ferrero defeated Sam Querrey 2-6 6-4 6-4 6-4 Marcos Baghdatis beat Steve Darcis 6-3 6-2 6-7 5 6-3 Thomas Johansson defeated Vince Spadea 6-7 8 6-7 5 6-3 6-4 6-3 Feliciano Lopez beat Brian Dabul 7-6 1 3-6 6-3 6-4 Andreas Seppi defeated Tobias Kamke 5-7 6-3 6-2 6-4 Fernando Gonzalez beat Robby Ginepri 7-6 3 7-5 7-5 Albert Montanes beat Carlos Berlocq 6-3 7-6 2 6-4 Mischa Zverev beat Alexander Peya 6-3 6-4 6-4 Thomaz Bellucci beat Igor Kunitsyn
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Wimbledon Show Court Schedules For Tuesday Play
Wimbledon show courts at Centre Court and No 1 Court begin play early morning in London with top players such as Venus Williams Naomi Cavaday Rafael Nadal Andy Murray and Maria Sharapova plus Sammy Roddick Jelena Jankovic and other notable names scheduled in multiple third round day matches across Centre Court No 1 and No 2 Courts in a dense lineup.
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Federer opens Wimbledon bid with win on Centre Court
Top seed Roger Federer began his bid for a sixth Wimbledon title by defeating Dominik Hrbaty 6-3 6-2 6-2 on Centre Court. The victory extended Federer's grass streak to 60 matches, while his fashion and postmatch comments drew attention as much as the result. Included: Williams sisters in action, and Ana Ivanovic up to No.1 with a straight-set win.
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Rays Baseball Roundup Teheran Starts Rays-Braves Nightcap
Teheran fanned three in just over two innings before Angelo Paulino took the mound in the third as Rays and Braves collide at Hunnicutt Field. Full coverage available on the Daily Telegraph site and the e edition. The teams square off again at 7 p.m. tonight.
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Summer tennis and sports camps and events in Bluefield and Princeton
Area listings include Sarver Tennis Club summer junior camp Mondays and Wednesdays through August with instruction match play and USTA membership. tumbling classes at Greater Bluefield Community Center. Concord University Volleyball Day Camp July 28-30 with $40 fee includes lunch and a T-shirt. water aerobics and spin classes at the Bluefield center. Princeton Rays at Music In the Square July events and a Beasts of the East showcase. Princeton Bays Youth Baseball Clinic July 12 with $30 fee. USSSA baseball tournament July 26-27 for 13/0 and 14/0 divisions. Princeton Rays Kids Club for ages 12 and under with $12 fee and free home-game admission.
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Rematch continues in Elizabethton as Bluefield rallies
In a 9-2 Bluefield setback, Elizabethton tops Bluefield 9-2 with Rams and Leveret leading hits. Moreland struggles, Tippett exits early. game highlights include Morales two-run shot and Parker batting surge. Series resumes at Bowen Field on Military Appreciation Night with half-price admission for veterans. For full recap, visit bdtonline.com.
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Beckhams to play together in West Virginia rookie ball
The Beckham brothers Tim and Jeremy will both play rookie baseball this summer in West Virginia after long drives to Princeton. Father Jimmy notes their rivalry fueled Tim's return to baseball and praises Jeremy's influence as both siblings reach new professional steps. Their mother Ella shares pride as the duo begins their first shared professional season.
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