Armstrong favors Schlecks and Sastre as Tour heats up
Lance Armstrong notes Andy Schleck and Frank Schleck are within 1 41 and 2 17, with Contador 2 44 back, as he starts to eye mountain stages including Serra Seca and Arcalis. He predicts accelerations from Carlos and Alberto while staying ready for the Ventoux finish and a return to big climbs.
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Arcalis
Andorra
Paris
Mont Ventoux
Monaco
Hockey great Sakic retires after 20 standout seasons
Joe Sakic, longtime Colorado Avalanche captain and Burnaby native, retires in Denver after missing much of the 2008-09 season due to back surgery. He choked up delivering a farewell speech to family, teammates, and officials, signaling the end of a storied 20-year career and a possible shot at 2010 Vancouver Olympics.
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Joe Sakic
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Sakic
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British Columbia
Canada
John Elway
A Day at Korkow Ranch Near Pierre
Sports editor Brett Marshall recalls a ranch visit near Pierre at the Korkow Ranch, a 20 000 acre operation with 300 horses and 200 bulls used for rodeos. He describes a day of ranch life, hunting prairie dogs, steak cookout, and a relaxing break from duties, planning a future return.
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Korkow Ranch
Pierre
Jim
Atkins delivers pinch hit as Rockies beat Braves 7 6
Colorado Rockies defeat Atlanta Braves 7 6 in Denver as Garrett Atkins clubs a two run double in the eighth with two outs to lift the Rockies to a fourth straight win. Ian Stewart and Mike Gonzalez contribute earlier rallies while Huston Street seals with his 22nd save.
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Ian Stewart
Mike Gonzalez
Chris Iannetta
Gonzalez
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Huston Street
Diory Hernandez
Casey Kotchman
Braves
Brian McCann
Choi Opens Strong Amid LPGA Leadership Drama
Choi leads first round as LPGA commissioner Carolyn Bivens faces calls to resign, with Golf Digest and Golfweek citing sources that her four year tenure may end soon. Choi sits 5-under after 12 holes, amid talk of Ochoa and Kerr pursuing titles at Saucon Valley.
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Golf Digest
Golfweek Magazine
Bivens
Tour
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Ochoa
Kerr
Saucon Valley
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