NewEngland 300 NASCAR results lead Jarrett tops AP list
Dale Jarrett won the New Hampshire Winston Cup race at Loudon as Jeff Gordon, Ricky Rudd and Jimmy Spencer followed. Prize money totaled 238,027 for Jarrett, with Gordon earning 147,427 and Rudd 105,097. Lead changes occurred among eight drivers, and the winner’s average speed was 102.131 mph.
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Cincinnati at Atlanta in Gametime Baseball
Cincinnati visits Atlanta in a 6:30 p.m. game on TBS. The card lists multiple pro sports, including WNBA at 7 p.m. and boxing at 9 p.m. with Mark Johnson facing Arturo Valenzuela in Detroit.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Mixed From Multiple Leagues
League tables show East Central West divisions with teams like Atlanta Philadelphia Florida New York Chicago and Houston. Monday and Tuesday baseball games list several matchups across Florida Philadelphia Cincinnati Atlanta Chicago Los Angeles Milwaukee San Francisco Colorado San Diego Arizona and more along with Tour de France stages and standings notes.
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Sluman Wins B C Open In Playoff Over Gow
Jeff Sluman birdied the second playoff hole to beat Paul Gow and claim the B C Open title. Both finished 22 under after 66s for a 266 total, with Sluman earning 360000 dollars for his fifth PGA Tour victory.
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Jones beats Diaz by one at LPGA Big Apple Classic
Rosie Jones birdied the final hole to edge Laura Diaz by one stroke at the LPGA Big Apple Classic in New Rochelle New York. Jones finished 12 under par with a 70 final round, marking the first 1-2 American finish in an LPGA event since 2000.
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Rosie Jones
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England
Nicolas Vanhootegem
Belgium
Padraig Ireland
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U.S
Andrew Cottart
Scotland
Dudley Hart
Hayes
Richard Green
Australia
Steve Stricker
Mark O'Meara
Paul Lawrie
Peter Lonard
Robert Allenby
Chris Dimarco
Lee Westwood
Peed Tan
Adam Scott
Brad Faxon
Jose Maria Olazabal
Spain
Rory Sabbatini
Carlos Franco
Paraguay
Mark Calcavecchia
Paul Curry
Paul McGinley
Ireland
Lee
Stuart Appleby
Gordon Brand Jr
Brandel Chamblee
Pierre Fulke
Sweden
Neil Cheetham
Thomas Levet
France
Alexandre Balicki
Ee Meen
Associated Press
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Jeff Stuman
Paul Gow
Jonathan Kaye
Jay Haas
Steve Pate
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Jim McGovern
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Brett Quigley
Trevor Dodds
Brad Fabel
Kris Tschetter
Michele Redman
Rachel Teske
Lorie Kane
Nancy Scranton
Annika Sorenstam
Mi Hyun Kim
Wendy Ward
Quigley Wins Suspended SBC Senior Open Title
Dana Quigley held on to win the SBC Senior Open by five strokes in Long Grove Illinois finishing after darkness suspended play. He shot 3 under par 69 to reach 200 total for his first title of the year while Jay Sigel took runner up with a 205 after a 70.
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Armstrong retains yellow jersey in Tour de France mountain stage
Lance Armstrong stays in the leader’s yellow jersey after the 14th stage in Luz-Ardenen France where he finished fourth behind Jan Ullrich of Germany, boosting his bid for a third consecutive title.
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Luz-Ardiden
Roberto Lai
Jan Ullrich
Jarrett Beats Rudd To Tighten Cup Title Fight
Dale Jarrett brushed aside teammate Ricky Rudd to win at Loudon New Hampshire. The victory narrows the Winston Cup title gap as Jarrett gains momentum in a razor-thin championship chase.
Woman killed as cars crash into stands at Ohio speedway
Virginia Wheel, 64, of Lorain, was watching her son drive at Lorain County Speedway when two cars jumped a guard rail and struck the bleachers. The crash killed Wheel and left at least 11 spectators hurt, including her great granddaughter Kimberly Jones, 14, who remained hospitalized along with three others.
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Lorain County Speedway
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Kansas Softball Leads At National B Tournament
Scheduled events list for Tuesday shows softball games at the American Fastpitch Association National B Tournament in Oklahoma City. Races from Montlucon to Saint Amand Montrond July 27 28 and 29 cover stages 18 19 and 20 with distances noted.
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British Open Par Scores At Royal Lytham & St Annes
A summary of scores from Royal Lytham & St Annes with players from multiple nations including David Duval Ernie Els and Tiger Woods contending. Duval posted 69-73-65 for 7 under par while Fasth and Els also posted strong totals as the field juggled wind and course conditions.
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Nick Price
Zimbabwe
Michael Campbell
New Zealand
Greg Owen
England
Bob Estes
Tiger Woods
Eduardo Romero
Argentina
Joe Ogilvie
Kuerten rolls past Canas to win Mercedes Cup
Gustavo Kuerten defeated Guillermo Canas 6 3 6 2 6 4 in Stuttgart to capture the Mercedes Cup, his first tournament title after winning the French Open in June.
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Corretja Edges Aynaoui in Energis Open Final
Alex Corretja, the second seed from Spain, defeated Younes el Aynaoui of Morocco in a dramatic Energis Open final in Amsterdam. The match went to five sets, with Corretja prevailing 6-3 5-7 7-6 3-6 6-4 after nearly four hours on clay.
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Alex Corretja
Younes el Aynaoui
Morocco
Moya wins Croatia Open in a tough final
Carlos Moya captured the Croatia Open title in Umag defeating ailing Jerome Goimard of France 6 4 3 6 7 4 2 in a three set final. Moya earned his first title of the season as the event concluded in Croatia.
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Jerome Goimard
France
Open golf results and player standings across tours
A dense listing from a golf tournament section shows scores and purses for the BC Open and LPGA events at En-Joie and Wykagung, with multiple players from the United States and abroad earning prize money. It also details baseball, basketball, football, and other league moves and contracts from the same period, including roster changes and signings.
OSU crash victims families undecided on settlements
Tulsa World reports several OSU crash victims families have not accepted insurance settlements over terms. At least four families have settled, with one deal at 3 million dollars. Some families fear signing a global release that absolves all liability while others wait for the National Transportation Board final report.
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Will Hancock
OSU
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