IndyCar Honda 200 at Mid-Ohio results and standings
Scott Dixon won the IndyCar Honda 200 at Mid-Ohio with Dario Franchitti second and Helio Castroneves third. Race details include laps 85, leading times, lead changes, and the top 10 finishers with prize money. Driver standings show Franchitti leading, followed by Dixon and Kanaan, with team standings led by McLaren-Mercedes after 10 of 17 races.
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Mid-Ohio
Scott Dixon
Dario Franchitti
Helio Castroneves
Tony Kanaan
Danica Patrick
Darren Manning
Ryan Hunter-Reay
Buddy Rice
Tomas Scheckter
Dan Wheldon
Scott Sharp
Kosuke Matsuura
A.J. Foyt IV
Sam Hornish Jr
Sarah Fisher
Ed Carpenter
Vitor Meira
Marco Andretti
Castroneves
Dixon
Kanaan
Giancarlo Fisichella
Italy
Renault
Rubens Barrichello
Brazil
Honda
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Britain
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Bmw-Sauber
Robert Kubica
Poland
Heikki Kovalainen
Alexander Wurz
Austria
Mark Webber
Australia
Red Bull
David Coulthard
Sebastian Vettel
Carter
Baseball Results and Schedule Across Leagues
Sunday results show Kansas City 5 Detroit 2, New York 21 Tampa Bay 4, Toronto 8 Seattle 0, Boston 8 Chicago White Sox 5, Los Angeles 7 Minnesota 2, Baltimore 2 Oakland 0, Cleveland 8 Texas 3. Upcoming games list Boston at Cleveland, Minnesota at Toronto, Yankees at Kansas City, Detroit at Chicago White Sox, Seattle at Texas, Oakland at Los Angeles Angels.
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Tjones
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Baseball and basketball TV and radio listings
Gametime today shows baseball at 6pm on ESPN2 Boston versus Cleveland and 7pm on FSN New York Yankees at Kansas City. Radio at 6:40p.m. KTUL covers New York Yankees at Kansas City. Tuesday schedules include baseball at 7pm FSN City and 9pm TBS Atlanta at San Francisco, plus 7pm ESPN2 WNBA Detroit at Connecticut and 9pm WNBA Los Angeles at Sacramento.
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Overall Standings After Fourteen Stages in Cycling Race
Rankings list rider names nations and teams with cumulative times after 14 stages. Notable leaders include Michael Rasmussen Denmark Rabobank at 64 12 15 and Alberto Contador Spain Discovery Channel at 2 23. The standings cover many riders from Spain Australia Luxembourg Russia and other countries with times ranging from single hours to over two days.
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Bourgen-Bresse
Tom Boonen
Belgium
Bourg-en-Bresse
le Grand-Bornand
High Mountain
Linus Gerdemann
Germany
Gerdemann
Tignes
Montpellier
Robert Hunter
South Africa
Rasmussen
Castres
Boonen
Albi
Alexandre Vinokourov
Kazakhstan
Mazamet
Plateau de Beille
Alberto Contador
Spain
Foix
Loudenvielle-Le Louron
Pau
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Gourette-Col d'Aubisque
Castelsarrasin
Cahors
Angouleme
Cognac
Marcoussis
Champs- Elysees Paris
Associated Press
France
Discovery Channel
Michael Rasmussen
Denmark
Rabobank
Juan Mauricio Soler
Colombia
Earloworld
Levi Leipheimer
United States
Carlos Sastre
Mikel Astarioza
Euskaltel-Euskadi
Oscar Pereiro
Caisse d'Epargne
Alejandro Valverde
Haimar Zubeldia
Bernhard Kohl
Austria
Gerolsteiner
David Arroyo
Jose Ivan Gutierrez
Amets Txurruka
John Gadret
Ag2r Prevoyance
Christopher Homer
Predict
Cadel Evans
Australia
Predictor-Lotto
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Astana
Team Csc
Andrey Kashechkin
Mikel Astarloza
Yaroslav Popovych
Ukraine
Oscar Pereira
Juan Mauri
Christian Vandevelde
Egoi Martinez
Sergio Paulinho
Portugal
Benjamin Noval Gonzalez
Fred Rodriguez
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Weekend Sports Transactions in Baseball and Football
Baseball moves include Jose Molina traded by the Angels to the Yankees for Jeff Kennard, Edwar Ramirez optioned by the Yankees, Matt DeSalvo recalled, and Scott Williamson signed to a minor league deal. Rays and Reds notes, Rockies waiver claim on Sean Thompson, Zach McClellan DL move, Brewers roster tweaks, Mets DL stint for Jose Valentin, and Cardinal moves with Pete Kozma signing. Nationals recall Chris Booker. Gary SouthShore RailCats sell Chad Blackwell to Blue Jays. Football notes cover Eagles and Buccaneers signings and a release.
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Scranton/Wilkes-Barre
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Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Jason Hammel
Durham
J.P. Howell
Cincinnati Reds
Alex Gonzalez
Colorado Rockies
Sean Thompson
Kansas City
Tulsa
Texas
Zach McClellan
Milwaukee Brewers
Chris Spurling
Gabe Gross
Nashville
NEW York Mets
Jose Valentin
Anderson Hernandez
New Orleans
ST. Louis Cardinals
Pete Kozma
Troy Date
Memphis
Kelvin Jimenez
Washington Nationals
Chris Booker
Columbus
Gary Southshore Railcats
Chad Blackwell
Toronto Blue Jays
Philadelphia Eagles
Nate Kiaoa
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Kenneth Darby
Justin Frick
Lee captures HSBC Women's World Match Play title in comeback
Seon Hwa Lee rallied from three down to top Ai Miyazato 2 and 1 in New Rochelle securing her second LPGA title and a $500,000 prize. The rookie of the year earlier defeated Diana D'Alessio, Janice Moodie, Laura Davies, Lindsey Wright and Mi Hyun Kim en route to the final, with key clutch putting sealing the win. Miyazato, seeking a landmark Japanese win, settled for $300,000 as Kim took third with $200,000.
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N.Y
Seon Hwa Lee
HSBC
Ai Miyazato
Mi Hyun Kim
Diana D'Alessio
D'Alessio
Miyazato
Lee
Janice Moodie
Laura Davies
Lindsey Wright
Kim
Wykagyl
Akiko Fukushima
Atlantic City
Maria Hjorth
Hjorth
Ogilvie Holds Nerve to Win U S Bank Championship
Ogilvie eagleed the 16th to break a tie with Tim Clark and claim his first PGA Tour victory finishing 14 under 266. Clark Tim Herron and Charlie Wi finished 10 under as Clark blew a two stroke lead on the back nine and heard the crowd roar after Ogilvie’s 119 yard water carry.
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Joe Ogilvie
Tim Clark
U.S. Bank
Clark
Tim Herron
Charlie Wi
Herron
Ogilvie
Tulsa Drillers Coach Killed By Line Drive In Arkansas
Mike Coolbaugh a Tulsa Drillers coach was killed after being struck in the head by a line drive during a Texas League game against the Arkansas Travelers in North Little Rock. The 35 year old former major league infielder died at Baptist Medical Center after CPR on the field and during transport. He had joined Tulsa as batting coach on July 3 and is survived by his wife and two children.
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Ark
Tulsa Drillers
Mike Coolbaugh
Tino Sanchez
Arkansas Travelers
Coolbaugh
Baptist Medical Center
Baseball
Drillers
Chuck Lamson
Tulsa World
Travelers
Phil Elson
Terry Kuykendall
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Kuykendall
St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee Brewers
Tulsa
Aaron Rifkin
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