Buehrle throws 18th perfect game in MLB history
Mark Buehrle pitched the 18th perfect game in major league history for the Chicago White Sox in a 5-0 win over the Tampa Bay Rays. DeWayne Wise, a defensive sub, made the pivotal eighth inning assist by robbing Gabe Kapler of a leadoff homer in the ninth, then stored the ball after the catch as the crowd roared.
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Busters ink 16 more for football
Garden City Community College signs 16 out of state players along with 34 Kansas high school recruits and four transfer quarterbacks. Head coach Lucas Aslin aims for needed positions including two new quarterbacks Desmond Lowery and Keith Ray to compete after Eugene Smith’s departure. Lowery, 6-foot-4, may play multiple positions, while Ray, a Mobile product, threw for over 2,000 yards and 34 touchdowns as a senior at Vigor High School.
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Surging Rockies open pivotal series with Giants at Coors Field
Colorado rests atop the NL wild card race with a 52-43 record and a one game lead over San Francisco as they start a three game series at home. Todd Helton fuels the rally hitting .324 with a clutch homer and his 500th double, while also joining the 2,000-hit club earlier this season. Helton downplays the milestones as the team seeks momentum.
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Armstrong Falls Behind Yet Recovers Podium Bid
In Annecy Armstrong loses time in a brutal time trial as teammate Alberto Contador seizes the stage lead. With three days remaining to Paris, Armstrong sits third overall, saying the effort hurt and he will push for a podium finish in the Champs Elysees.
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Watson trails funk by three after 67 at Sunningdale
Tom Watson fired a three under 67 at Sunningdale to start his bid for a fourth Senior British Open title. He trailed leader Fred Funk by three strokes four days after his dramatic Turnberry playoff defeat to Stewart Cink. Bruce Vaughan, the defending champion, was in the frame.
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