Mauresmo looks tough to beat at Wimbledon
At Wimbledon delays and rain interruptions frame Amelie Mauresmo’s push to another deep run. The 28-year-old, a two time Grand Slam champion, advances to the fourth round by beating Mara Santangelo 6 1 6 2 and expresses confidence in her grass game and title chances despite nerves and past setbacks.
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Hargrove leaves Mariners amid stunning resignation
Seattle manager Mike Hargrove quit hours before a 2-1 win over Toronto, ending his 37-year career after guiding the Mariners to an eight-game winning streak. Bench coach John McLaren takes over as Hargrove reflects on fading passion and seeks understanding of his decision. Guillen delivered a tying homer in the eighth and a game-ending single in the ninth.
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Astros pummel Rockies 12-0 to end home skid
Houston slugger Lance Berkman homered and drove in four as the Astros routed Colorado 12-0 at home. Wandy Rodriguez allowed three hits in seven innings, improving to 5-7, while teammates Luke Scott, Carlos Lee, Hunter Pence and others contributed runs. Colorado’s slide deepened after a 1-9 road trip, with manager Clint Hurdle watching a bleaker road ahead before the All-Star break.
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Bonds, Lincecum lead Giants rout of Dbacks in 13-0 win
Barry Bonds earned his 14th All-Star nod in his home park as San Francisco ace Tim Lincecum struck out a career high 12 over seven innings in a 13-0 victory over Arizona. Bengie Molina belted a three run homer and Ryan Klesko drove in four as Lincecum earned his first win since May 22.
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