Schleck holds small lead as Tour stage ends sprinters clash
Andy Schleck preserved the yellow jersey after a flat 114.6 mile stage from Sisteron to Bourg-les-Valences. Cavendish won his third Tour stage as Renshaw was disqualified for headbutting and fined for an irregular sprint. Contador stayed 41 seconds back with Sanchez third at 2:45.
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Pescheux
Andy Schleck
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Sisteron
Bourg-les-Valence
Pyrenees
Alberto Contador
Schleck
Julian Dean
New Zealand
Tyler Farrar
Garmin Transitions
Dean
HTC Columbia
Farrar
Cavendish
Alessandro Petacchi
Italy
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Australia
Associated Press
Contador
Samuel Sanchez
Vick trustee seeks repayment of millions
In Newport News a bankruptcy trustee asks court to recover at least 2 million dollars allegedly given by NFL quarterback Michael Vick to relatives and friends before his prison term. The complaint says Vick anticipated legal costs and that assets should have gone to creditors.
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Richmond, Va
Michael Vick
NFL
U.S
Newport News
Vick
Joseph J. Luzinski
Vick’s
Mike Vick
Luzinski
Ross Reeves
Paul Campion
Philadelphia Eagles
Brenda Boddie
Kijafa Frink
Marcus
Christina N. Vick
Terrance Vick
Tameka Taylor
Tommy Reamon
Charles W. Reamon Jr
Ex official guilty of ticket scheme distribution
An ex official was found guilty in a scheme involving selling millions of tickets to brokers. Employees disguised distribution as complimentary or inventory tickets, with limited accountability.
Calcavecchia Leads Seniors Challenge At St Andrews Open
Mark Calcavecchia carded a 5 under 67 at St Andrews, the best round of his Old Course career, as he chases the oldest major title with Rory McIlroy absent. Calcavecchia, 50, embraces the senior surge while wife Brenda caddies and he cites confidence from peers like Watson and Norman as inspiration.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Mark Calcavecchia
Rory McIlroy
Calcavecchia
Tom Watson
Greg Norman
Royal Birkdale
Watson
Turnberry
Julius Boros
Norman
Brenda
Phil Mickelson
United States
NFL Players Association subpoenas NFL and Goodell in civil suit
The NFL Players Association issued subpoenas to the NFL, Commissioner Roger Goodell, and former union president Troy Vincent as part of a civil case filed by a former official. The action seeks documents on alleged secret meetings to influence labor talks before DeMaurice Smith won the executive director election in 2009. The dispute highlights tensions ahead of the next collective bargaining agreement and possible work stoppage.
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NEW York
NFL Players Association
NFL
Roger Goodell
Troy Vincent
Sports Business Journal
Vincent
NFLPA
DeMaurice Smith
George Atallah
Associated Press
Greg Aiello
Department of Labor
Mary Moran
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