Sprint Cup Standings and Earnings Through July Fourth
The Associated Press lists NASCAR Sprint Cup leaders by points through July 4 with Tony Stewart at 2,719 points and Jeff Gordon second at 2,539. It also shows prize money totals with Kenseth at 4,386,312 dollars and Stewart at 4,264,562 dollars among the top earners.
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Tony Stewart
Jeff Gordon
Jimmie Johnson
Kurt Busch
Carl Edwards
Denny Hamlin
Ryan Newman
Kyle Busch
Greg Biffle
Matt Kenseth
Juan Pablo Montoya
Kasey Kahne
Mark Martin
David Reutimann
Jeff Burton
Clint Bowyer
Brian Vickers
Marcos Ambrose
Jamie McMurray
Joey Logano
Reed Sorenson
Martin Truex Jr
Harding Park Golf Club
San Francisco
United States
Tiger Woods
Phil Mickelson
Kenny Perry
Steve Stricker
Sean O'Hair
Zach Johnson
Jim Furyk
Brian Gay
Justin Leonard
Anthony Kim
Lucas Glover
Hunter Mahan
Stewart Cink
Nick Watney
Dustin Johnson
Geoff Ogilvy
Vijay Singh
Camilo Villegas
Ernie Els
Mike Weir
Retief Goosen
Angel Cabrera
Tim Clark
Rory Sabbatini
Robert Allenby
Joev Milka Singh
Shingo Katayama
Adam Scott
KJ Choi
Trevor Immelman
Major League Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
Daily results show multiple games across American and National Leagues with notable scores. Detroit beat Kansas City 8-5, Boston topped Oakland 5-2, and New York beat Minnesota 10-2. Leading batters include Suzuki and Bay, while pitchers Halladay and Lincecum post strong seasons. Upcoming schedules list many late afternoon and evening matchups across teams like Seattle, Toronto, and Cleveland.
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Laffey
Contreras
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J Rivera
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Konerko
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NBA Calendar Preview With July Signings And Las Vegas League
The NBA calendar runs July 8 to July 19 with free agent signings allowed from July 8. The Las Vegas Summer League is July 10 through 19. The 2009-10 regular season starts October 27 with All-Star on February 15 in Dallas and the season ends April 14. A long box-out lists scores and players from WNBA and cycling events, including team matchups and Tour de France stages.
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Television Pro Baseball and Other Pro Sports Schedule
Pro baseball games air at 6 p.m. on FSN and ESPN with Royals at Tigers and Dodgers at Mets. Radio covers Royals at Tigers on 1240 1310 1420 AM. Auto racing NASCAR Nationwide Series practice from Jo liet. WNBA game Sacramento Monarthhs at Seattle Storm at 8 p.m. U S Women’s Open first round from Bethlehem PA.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
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Boston Red Sox
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Seattle Storm
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De betrouwbaar Tour de France vierde etappe eindigt met tijdrit
Montpellier bereikte dinsdag de vierde etappe van de Tour de France met een 24.2 mijl lange team time trial. Astana eindigde eerste in 46:29, gevolgd door Garmin-Slipstream op 0:18, Team Saxo Bank op 0:40 en Liquigas op 0:58. Overall leiden Fabian Cancellara en Team Saxo Bank met 10:38.07. Lance Armstrong en Alberto Contador van Astana volgen一致 met hetzelfde of kort tijdsverschil.
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Maxime Montfort
Belgium
Columbia-High Road
Roman Kreuziger
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Michael Rogers
Australia
George Hincapie
Yaroslav Popovych
Ukraine
Vincenzo Nibali
Italy
Andy Schleck
Luxembourg
Tyler Farrar
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Danny Pate
Associated Press
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Lance Armstrong
Alberto Contador
Andreas Kloden
Germany
NFL Calendar Highlights From July to March
NFL schedules and key dates span July signing period end at 3 p.m. for unsigned free agents, August Hall of Fame Game in Canton, first preseason week, September roster cuts to 75 then 53, season opener, October fall owners meeting, trading deadline in Boston, wild card and divisional playoffs, conference championships, Pro Bowl in Miami, Super Bowl in Miami, NFL combine in Indianapolis, free agency start, and annual owners meeting in Orlando.
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Boxing and Tennis Stars in Historic and Modern Finals
A digest of major sports moments spanning 1889 to 2007. Highlights include John L. Sullivan’s bare knuckle title defense in 1889 Richburg, Suzanne Lenglen and Bobby Riggs Wimbledon titles, Ted Williams’ All Star homer, Billie Jean King’s Wimbledon sweep, McEnroe over Connors in 1984, and Federer’s fifth Wimbledon crown in 2007, among others.
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Jake Kilrain
Richburg
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Suzanne Lenglen
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Wimbledon
Bobby Riggs
Elwood Cooke
Boston
John Valentin
Seattle Mariners
Steffi Graf
Arantxa Sanchez Vicario
Switzerland
Martina Hingis
Helena Sukova
Meredith McGrath
Larisa Neiland
Venus Williams
Lindsay Davenport
Williams
Althea Gibson
Amelie Mauresmo
Justine Henin-Hardenne
Mauresmo
Roger Federer
Rafael Nadal
Federer
Bjorn Borg
Baseball Transactions Highlight Busy Major League Moves
The Tuesday sports transactions list multiple teams making roster changes. Tony Pena moved from Arizona to Chicago White Sox, while Justin Toole and Mike Tejera joined the Indians on minor league deals. Several clubs designated players for assignment, recalled or optioned personnel, and waiver actions occurred across MLB with injuries and DL movements noted.
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Jimmy Gobble
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Mahoning Valley
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Luis Hernandez
NEW York Yankees
Angel Berroa
Oakland Athletics
Dana Eveland
On Tap Baseball TBA Finney County Blues at Guymon
Weekend baseball schedule lists Finney County Blues visiting Guymon Oklahoma for a Friday game and a Saturday follow up, with times TBA. The note reflects a local sports desk outline of upcoming fixtures and venues.
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Finney County Blues
Guymon
Okla
Multiple sports player trades and signings across leagues
A broad roundup lists MLB and NHL signings and waivers, NBA and NFL updates, and college athletics appointments. Names include Cody Merrell, Matt Lee, Kris Regas, Joe D Alessandro, Todd Marchant, Cam Barker, Chris Pronger, Ryan Benesch, Michael Bradley, and Pamela Frenke among others.
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Ryan Ward
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