Marlin returns to coaching with Sublette girls team
Sublette hires Monty Marlin returning to coaching after a four year break to lead the Lady Larks. He replaces Bob Lamborn and will keep assistant Paul Trigg. Marlin, a 24 year boys coach with 340-185 record, inherits a squad losing four starters, led by returning sophomore Daryan Whaler.
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Sublette
Monty Marlin
Lady Larks
Marlin
Bob Lamborn
Paul
Trigg
Daryan Whaler
Sublette High School
Larks
Rays throttle Royals as Niemann throws two-hitter
Jeff Niemann pitched into the fifth inning of a near perfect start and finished with a two-hitter as the Rays beat the Royals 9-0 in St. Petersburg. Ben Zobrist hit a grand slam, giving him four career slams, and Joakim Soria worked in his first appearance since May 7.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Jeff Niemann
Niemann
Ben Zobrist
Tampa Bay Rays
Kansas City Royals
Rays
Joe Maddon
Mark Teahen
Royals
Alberto Callaspo
Matt Garza
Texas
Teahen
Zobrist
Tampa Bay
Chicago White Sox
Krist
Kansas City
Joakim Soria
B.J. Upton
Brian Bannister
Federer rides jitters to reach French Open semis
Roger Federer overcomes nerves and fatigue to beat Gael Monfils 7-6 6-2 6-4 in the French Open quarterfinals, moving within two wins of a career Grand Slam and a 14th major title. He leads semifinal foe Juan Martin del Potro 5-0 and has dominated his other rivals Soderling and Gonzalez.
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RIS
Roger Presees
Federer
Pete Sampras
Juan Martin del Potro
France
Gael Monfils
Roland Garros
Rafael Nadal
Robin Soderling
Andy Murray
Novak Djokovic
del Potro
Soderling
Fernando Gonzalez
Howard Bryant join NBA Finals hype in Los Angeles
Dwight Howard practiced for Game 1 of the NBA Finals as the Orlando Magic prepared to face the Los Angeles Lakers in Los Angeles. Bryant watched from the nearby session while Howard greeted reporters with a broad smile.
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Orlando Magic
Dwight Howard
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Lakers
Magic
Phil Jackson
Howard
Kobe Bryant
Orlando
Super Center
Costa Rica Trips U S in World Cup Qualifier
Costa Rica beat the United States 3 1 at Saprissa Stadium as Alvaro Saborio scored early and Celso Borges and Pablo Herrera added goals. Landon Donovan notched a stoppage time penalty to tie the U S qualifying goal record. the setback leaves the Americans 0-7-1 in qualifying and 0-7 in Costa Rica.
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Costa Rica
U.S
Honduras
Chicago
Soldier Field
Mexico
Oguchi Onyewu
Alvaro Saborio
United States
Carlos Hermosillo
Foxborough
Mass
Celso Borges
Pablo Herrera
Landon Donovan
Brian McBride
Tim Howard
Ticos
Saprissa
Donovan
Bob Bradley
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Jay Zehr
Ulysses
Andy Gillen
USC
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Zehr
Brad Nading
Telegraf
Gillen
Brett Marshall
Roger Federer
Paris
Bryant
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