All-Star Game Results and Schedule Highlights
Tuesday’s MLB All-Star events included a 4 3 American win in the game and MVPs list noting long-time stars. Upcoming schedules show Seattle at Cleveland and several interleague matchups across the league with multiple late games.
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Chicago Cubs
Washington
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
N.Y. Mets
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Florida
Colorado
San Diego
Houston
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Carl Crawford
Tampa Bay
J.D. Drew
Boston
Ichiro Suzuki
Michael Young
Texas
Miguel Tejada
Baltimore
Alfonso Soriano
Garret Anderson
Anaheim
Cal Ripken Jr
Derek Jeter
New York
Pedro Martinez
Roberto Alomar
Sandy Alomar Jr
Cavendish wins stage as Issoudun hosts Tour de France
In Issoudun France stage 10 from Limoges to Issoudun Cavendish takes first in 4 hours 46 minutes 43 seconds with Hushovd Farrar Duque Rojas Mondory and others at the same time. Overall leader Nocentini holds a narrow 6 second edge over Contador with Armstrong Kloeden Leipheimer and others close behind.
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Issoudun
France
Limoges
Mark Cavendish
Britain
Team Columbia
Lloyd Mondory
Ag2r-La Mondiale
Kenny van Hummel
Netherlands
Skil-Shimano
William Bonnet
Bbox Bouygues Telecom
Daniele Bennati
Italy
Liquigas
Said Haddon
Gerald Ciolek
Germany
Team Milram
Marco Bandiera
Lampre-Ngc
Sebastian Lang
Silence- Lotto
Juan Antonio Flecha
Spain
Rabobank
Oscar Freire
Romain Feillu
Agritabel
Nicolas Roche
Ireland
Ruben Perez Moreno
Euskaltel-Euskadi
Mark Renshaw
Australia
Team Columbia-High Road
Angelo Furlan
Miso
Christian Vande Velde
United States
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George Hincapie
Rinaldo Nocentini
Alberto Contador
Astana
Andreas Kloeden
Lance Armstrong
Levi Leipheimer
David Zabriskie
Danny Pate
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British Open Tee Times At Turnberry
Turnberry Scotland hosts the British Open tee times for amateurs and pros. Notable groups include Paul Broadhurst Michael Campbell Mark Calcavecchia and Tiger Woods David Duval and Phil Mickelson among many pairs scheduled across early Friday morning slots.
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Scotland
Paul Broadhurst
Michael Campbell
Mark Calcavecchia
Jeff Overton
Pablo Larrazabal
Gary Orr
Anthony Wall
Rory Sabbatini
John Senden
Graeme Storm
Nick Watney
Charl Schwartzel
Rafa Echenique
Richard Finch
Mark O’meara
David Duval
Nick Dougherty
Adam Scott
Greg Norman
Kenny Perry
Oliver Wilson
Henrik Stenson
Steve Stricker
Wen-Chong Liang
Sergio Garcia
Tom Watson
Matteo Manassero
Peter Hanson
Dustin Johnson
Louis Oosthuizen
Tiger Woods
Lee Westwood
Ryo Ishikawa
Richard Green
Chad Campbell
Gonzalo Fernandez- Castano
Stewart Cink
David Howell
Thongchai Jaidee
Raphael Jacquelin
Ken Duke
Mathew Goggin
Mark Brown
Bunny Baird
Johan Edfors
Prayad Marksaeng
Dr. Trahan
Markus Brier
Chris Wood
Boo Weekley
Red Pampling
Bryce Mulder
Jaco Ahlers
Richie Ramsay
Billy Mayfair
Marc Cayeux
Lloyd Saltman
Robert Rock
Martin Laird
Ben Crane
Brandon Grace
Thomas Haylock
Brandt Snedeker
Daniel Wardrop
Michael Wright
Peter Ellebye
Damien McGrane
Tim Stewart
Matt Kuchar
Minor League AAA All-Star Game on ESPN2 at 9 p.m.
Major sports slate includes the Minor League AAA All-Star Game on ESPN2 at 9 p.m. A TNT telecast covers the British Open first round from Turnberry in Scotland at 6 a.m. and 2 p.m. Plus lacrosse MLS All-Star Game from Denver and a softball World Cup match in Oklahoma City between the Netherlands and United States at 7 p.m.
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Ayrshire
Scotland
Denver
ESPN
Netherlands
United States
Oklahoma City
Okla
Soccer schedule with MLS matches listed by date
Soccer fixtures list games across Friday to Sunday including Los Angeles at New York 7 p.m. Houston at Toronto FC Denver no, Real Salt Lake at Columbus and more with Chicago at Seattle and Toronto FC at Columbus also note Real Salt Lake at Chicago and New England at Houston among others for July 24 to 25.
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Los Angeles
San Antonio
Washington
Chicago
Indiana
Atlanta
Minnesota
Sacramento
Phoenix
Detroit
Seattle
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New York
Tampa Bay
Toronto
Baltimore
Kansas City
Cleveland
Texas
Oakland
Chicago Connecticut
Avlanta
New York Detroit
Houston
Toronto FC
Neva Colorado
D.C. United
Real Salt Lake
Columbus
San Jose
Chivas USA
New England
FC Dallas
Colorado
D.C
Columbus Kansas City
Western
Sports Transactions Highlight Multiple League Moves
National League Florida Marlins named Carolina Perrina director of business communications. NBA Atlanta Hawks traded rights to FC David Andersen to Houston for a second-round pick and cash. Chicago Bulls settled with Tim Thomas and waived him. Indiana Pacers signed Dahntay Jones to a four year deal. New Jersey Nets promoted Aaron Harris to senior director of public relations. Utah Jazz re signed Ronnie Price. NFL New York Jets signed tight end Richard Owens. NHL Carolina Hurricanes agreed to terms with right wing Tom Kostopoulos on a three year contract. Chicago Blackhawks promoted Stan Bowman to general manager and reassigned Dale Tallon to senior advisor.
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Florida Marlins
Carolina Perrina
National Basketball Association
Atlanta Hawks
FC David Andersen
Houston
Chicago Bulls
Tim Thomas
Indiana Pacers
G Dahntay Jones
NEW Jersey Nets
Aaron Harris
Utah Jazz
Ronnie Price
NEW York Jets
Richard Owens
National Hockey League
Carolina Hurricanes
Tom Kostopoulos
Chicago Blackhawks
Stan Bowman
Dale Tallon
Thorpe tops Stockholm in 1912 Olympic decathlon
AP Sportlight recalls 1912 when Jim Thorpe won the decathlon at the Stockholm Games and Sweden's King Gustav proclaimed him the world's greatest athlete. It lists key golf and sports milestones through 2008, including major wins and historic firsts.
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Stockholm
Sweden
King Gustav
Thorpe
Gene Sarazen
Bobby Jones
John Black
Bobby Cruikshank
Byron Nelson
Sam Byrd
Arnold Palmer
Royal Birkdale
Argentina
Roberto DeVicenzo
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
St. Andrews
Hollis Stacy
Rosie Jones
Betsy King
Patty Sheehan
Sandhi Ortiz-DelValie
New Haven Skyhawks
Philadelphia Spirit
Lennox Lewis
Francois Botha
London
Michelle Wie
BYU
Clay Ogden
U.S
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Se Ri Pak
Jamie Farr
Pak
Farr
Mickey Wright
Annika Sorenstam
Daniel Summerhays
Summerhays
Chad Collins
Chris Nallen
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis
Philadelphia Quakers
Blue Jays
Justin Morneau
Michael Young
Yankee Stadium
Brookover Cup Golf Schedule and Hockey Ops Note
On Top Friday Golf 1 pm Brookover Cup at The Golf Club at Southwind. Saturday 9 am Brookover Cup at Buffalo Dunes. Sunday 9 am Brookover Cup The Golf Club at Southwind sor hockey operations. COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS Signed D Mathieu Roy to a 1 year contract. NASHVILLE PREDATORS Signed F Ben Guite to a 1 year contract. Agreed to terms with F Ryan Maki on a 1 year contract. NEW YORK RANGERS Agreed to terms with D Corey Potter. COLLEGE CHARLOTTE Named Brandon Hall associate head baseball coach. EAST CAROLINA Named Nick Schnabel assistant baseball coach. FLORIDA Named Dick Booth assistant track and field coach. MASSACHUSETTS MARITIME Announced addition of women's lacrosse as varsity sport. MINNESOTA Announced S Tramaine Brock and RB Hasan Lipscomb will not play next season. MINNESOTA STATE MANkato Named Jon Austin women's assistant hockey coach and Dean Williamson women's volunteer assistant hockey coach. MONTANA STATE BILLINGS Named Steve Smith women's volleyball coach. NORTHWESTERN STATE Named Myranda Hill women's assistant soccer coach. PRESBYTERIAN Named Matthew Taylor strength and conditioning. PROVIDENCE Signed men's basketball coach Reno Davis and athletic director Bob Driscoll to extensions through 2015-16. ROWAN Announced athletic director Joy Solomon chair of the NCAA Div. Ili football committee.
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Columbus Blue Jackets
Mathieu Roy
Nashville Predators
Ben Guite
Ryan Maki
NEW York Rangers
Corey Potter
Charlotte
Brandon Hall
East Carolina
Nick Schnabel
Florida
Dick Booth
Massachusetts-Maritime
Minnesota
Tramaine Brock
Hasan Lipscomb
Minnesota State
Mankato
Jon Austin
Dean Williamson
Montana State
Billings
Steve Smith
Northwestern State
Myranda Hill
Presbyterian
Matthew Taylor
Providence
Reno Davis
Bob Driscoll
ROWAN
Joy Solomon
Rivera sets All-Star save record in 4th instance
Mariano Rivera locked down the ninth to post a 4-3 AL victory over the NL at Busch Stadium for his fourth All-Star save, breaking the record and pushing his All-Star clean sheet run to eight innings with no runs allowed. He now owns 505 career saves, second to Trevor Hoffman, as the AL extended its All-Star unbeaten streak to seven games. Rivera praised teammates and his cut fastball while showing no slowing.
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Mariano Rivera
Busch Stadium
Rivera
New York Yankees
Brewers
Trevor Hoffman
Hoffman
Pittsburgh
Michael Young
Yankees
Derek Jeter
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