Baseball Standings and Results From Major League Games
The American League East shows Boston 50 31, New York 46 35, Toronto 47 36, Baltimore 39 46, Tampa Bay 37 47. Central Minnesota 56 28, Chicago 54 29, Cleveland 39 43, Kansas City 28 54. West Oakland 44 30, Texas 42 42, Seattle 42 40, Los Angeles 39 44. Monday through Thursday game results include Cleveland beating the Yankees 5-2, Baltimore over Chicago White Sox 8-1, and Texas defeating Toronto 6-1, among others. schedules list daily matchups and late games with multiple pitchers and scorers.
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Tour de France Stage Three results and overall standings
The Valkenburg stage shows Matthias Kessler of Germany and T-Mobile winning in 4 hours 57 minutes 54 seconds with Michael Rogers seconds behind. Several riders including Daniele Bennati and Floyd Landis posted similar times. overall lead belongs to Tom Boonen with 14:52:23.
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Valkenburg
Matthias Kessler
Germany
T-Mobile
Michael Rogers
Australia
Daniele Bernat
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Thor Hushovd
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Italy
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PRO BASKETBALL WOMEN'S NATIONALLY REPORTED SCHEDULES
Eastern conference games feature Indiana at New York and Charlotte visiting Connecticut at 6 p.m. Other matches see Chicago at Charlotte and Phoenix at Detroit with Sacramento at New York at 6 30 p.m. and games listed for 7 p.m. and 9 30 p.m. local times.
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Pro Soccer Players Top List and MLS Standings Snapshot
A dense OCR fragment lists many cyclists and teams with times, then shifts to MLS standings and results. It includes names such as Tom Boonen, Erik Zabel, Luca Paolini, Oscar Freire, Cadel Evans, and Mirko Celestino among others, followed by fragmented match results and Western Conference points totals. The text ends with Wimbledon results teased from Tuesday.
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Belgium
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Germany
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Italy
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T-Mobile
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Austria
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Major sports schedule across baseball boxing cycling and more
A dense slate lists Yankees at Cleveland and Minnesota at Kansas City baseball games, boxing in Colorado Springs, Tour de France stages from Belgium to France, World Cup semifinal Portugal versus France in Munich, Wimbledon quarterfinals in London, and multiple golf and tennis events with times and networks across ESPN, OLN, TBS, USA, NBC and local stations.
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Pistons Replace Wallace With Nazr Mohammed In Move On
Detroit is moving on from Ben Wallace after he joined the Chicago Bulls. Nazr Mohammed agreed to a five year contract reportedly worth about 5 million next season, replacing Wallace in the starting lineup and trimming future salary. Mohammed, 29, averaged 6.2 points and 5.2 rebounds in 80 games with San Antonio last season.
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Antonio McDyess
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Legion baseball schedule feature with four teams
At 6 p.m. Garden City Bandits visit Hays while Garden City Blues travel to Scott City for double header action. The lineup highlights local teams in a tight regional slate.
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Wimbledon Croquet Club Hosts Grand Slam Purses and Matches
The Wimbledon event lists a $18.87 million Grand Slam purse on grass for outdoor singles and doubles. Maria Sharapova defeats Elena Dementieva 6-1 6-4 in women’s singles with other results including Henin-Hardenne over Bremond 6-4 6-4 and Clijsters over Li Na 6-4 7-5. In doubles, Bjorkman and Mimyi beat Garcia and Prieto 6-1 6-4 6-7 4 6-3, while Hanley and Ullyett prevail 6-3 6-7 6-3 9-7. Quarterfinals feature the Bryan brothers edging Diouhy Vizner 7-6 7-6 6-1. Other rounds list Daniilidou and Medina-Gamiz vs Jugic-Salkic and Laine, and Likhovtseva/Navratilova defeating Dementieva Pennetta 7-5 6-0.
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Russia
Romd Jonas Bjorkman
Sweden
Max Mimyi
Belarus
Martin Garcia
Sebastian Prieto
Argentina
Paul Hanley
Australia
Kevin Ullyett
Zimbabwe
Irakli Labadze
Georgia
Dusan Vemic
Serbia
Bob and
Mike Bryan
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Lukas Diouhy
Pavel Vizner
Czech Republic
Simon Aspelin
Todd Perry
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Bahamas
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Liezel Huber
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Trans actions in brief sports moves across MLB NBA and NHL
Transactions briefs list player activations and demotions in baseball including Jason Michaels and Yusmeiro Petit, signings in the NBA with Rajon Rondo and Quincy Douby, and hockey deals featuring Fred Brathwaite Jason Krog Darren Haydar Marty Reasor Bran Willsie Jeremy Roenick Jarkko Route Marc Denis Norm Milley Andrew Raycroft across teams like the Indians Braves Marlins Mets Giants Celtics Kings Jazz Coyotes Oilers Kings Coyotes Penguins Lightning Maple Leafs.
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Cleveland Indians
Jason Michaels
Ryan Garko
Buffalo
Atlanta Braves
John Thomson
Lance Cormier
Richmond
Florida Marlins
Yusmeiro Petit
Albuquerque
Chris Aesop
NEW York Mets
Jose Lima
Norfolk
Heath Bell
Mike Adams
Philadelphia Phillies
Sal Fasano
Chris Ruiz
Chris Roberson
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre
Adam Romero
SAN Francisco Giants
Jack Taschner
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Royals place Wood on 15-day DL with back inflammation
Kansas City reports pitcher Mike Wood on the 15-day disabled list after an eight-run, 4 2/3 innings loss to St. Louis. Luke Hudson will fill in as the 13th Royals starter before the All-Star break. Joe Nelson recalled from Triple-A Omaha. Also notes Steve Yzerman retires from the Red Wings with front-office options ahead.
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Rockies recall Gonzalez from Triple-A after loss
Colorado Rockies bring back infielder Luis Gonzalez from Colorado Springs and option outfielder Ryan Spilborghs to the minors after a 9-6 defeat by San Francisco. Gonzalez began the season on the opening roster, spent time on the 15-day injured list for wrist inflammation, and had hit .240 with two homers and 7 RBI in 32 games. In the minors with the Sky Sox he batted .236 with two homers and eight RBI in 24 games. He had been 10 for 33 in his previous nine games.
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Prosecutor seeks Juventus demotion over match fixing scheme
In Rome, prosecutor Stefano Palazzi urged the sports tribunal at the Olympic Stadium to drop Juventus to Serie C or lower, strip them of past Serie A titles, and punish other top clubs by removing points as part of a sanction for a “malicious” and “sophisticated” match fixing system.
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Roenick Rejoins Coyotes After Free-Agent Signing
Jeremy Roenick signs a one-year deal to return to the Phoenix Coyotes as a nine-time All-Star. The former original Coyotes member played five seasons with the club through 2000-01, totaling 484 goals and 1,142 assists in 17 NHL seasons.
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