IRL Bombardier Learjet 500k lineup after qualifying
After Thursday qualifying for the Texas Motor Speedway event in Fort Worth Texas the starting grid shows Tomas Scheckter on pole driving a Dallara Chevrolet with 213.847 mph. Tomas Enge second and Danica Patrick third round out a strong field including Meira Franchitti Castroneves Kanaan Dixon and Barron among others. position 22 Foyt IV lists no speed.
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Late Day Sports Card From Multi Event Broadcasts
A packed schedule features Formula One practice in Montreal at 1 p.m. on SPEED, NASCAR Cup and Truck events in Pocono and Fort Worth, baseball games on WGN TBS FSN and KTUL, boxing in Verona New York, college baseball Super Regionals on ESPN networks, extreme sports on USA, golf rounds on TGC and Havre de Grace, and horse racing in Elmont with NTRA coverage.
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Baseball schedule summary with multiple MLB matchups
A dense list of today and upcoming games across MLB including Boston at Chicago Cubs with Arroyo facing Maddux, Detroit at Colorado, Seattle at Washington, and many more. Also shows Saturday and Sunday schedules, interleague Kansas City at San Francisco, and NCAA Super Regionals with Miami Nebraska and Florida State Florida.
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Golf leaders clash as Sorenstam tops at LPGA Championship
Annika Sorenstam held a top spot on the leaderboard at Havre de Grace as Natalie Gulbis tied for lead with Laura Davies and Laura Diaz after a 67. Paula Creamer 68 and Michelle Wie 69 also impressed while Webb celebrated Hall of Fame induction. In Bethesda, Matt Gogel shot a course record 63 to lead Booz Allen Classic first round halted by lightning, with Westwood Wetterich Jacobson Stadler chasing.
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Jackson expects decision on Lakers fate in a day or two
Phil Jackson said on ABC that he will decide within a day or two whether to return to coaching with the Los Angeles Lakers or another NBA team next season. He is prioritizing the Lakers while examining vacancies and has undergone health tests to ensure a possible return.
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Legion Baseball Schedule With Dodge City and Great Bend Tournaments
Today's events feature Legion baseball with the Dodge City Tournament and Great Bend Tournament. Blues play Liberal at 7:30 pm, then Wichita. Bandits meet Great Bend at 1:30 pm and 4:00 pm, plus McPherson. Saturday shows Blues against Alva at noon and Bandits vs Hays at 1:30 pm and 8:30 pm.
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Pro Golf Wien Round at Congressional ends early due to lightning
At the Allen Classic in Bethesda Maryland 42 golfers did not finish the first round as lightning halted play at Congressional Country Club with a Blue purse of five million dollars. Early scores show Matt Gogel 31 22 63 Fredrik Jacobson 31 35 66 Lee Westwood 33 33 65 Craig Perks 32 35 67 Jim Furyk 35 32 67 Kevin Sutherland 32 35 67 Michael Allen 43 33 67 Ben Crane 32 35 67.
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Roddick tops Beck to reach Queen's quarterfinals
In London at Queen's Club Andy Roddick defeated Karol Beck 6-2 3-6 6-4 advancing to the quarterfinals as he chases a third straight Wimbledon lineup title. Hewitt, Henman, Grosjean, Karlovic, Johansson, Gasquet, Stepanek and others also won their matches sealing a busy day.
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Transactions Highlight Major League Sports Moves
MLB suspended Marion Byrd for two games and fined him. Detroit activated Fernanto Rodney from the 15 day DL. Oakland recalled Matt Watsor and optioned Charles Thomas. Mariners traded Wilson Valdez for Mike Bumstead and Spiehs. Dbacks optioned Koplove and recalled Edga. Astros signed Stricklen. Brewers reported Gary Glover cleared waivers to Nashville. Nationals purchased Rick Short from New Orleans. Cavaliers named Hank Egar assistant coach. Calbert Cheaney will return for 2005 06. Browns released Verba. Patriots released DBs. Niners signed Estes Bajema Wragge. Dah claimed from Cowboys. Georgetown Georgetown athletic director Bernard Muir. Stanford Kerry McCoy wrestling coach. Texas A M Commerce Jim Johnson AD. Valparaiso Andrea Bloodworth Christian Papp. Washington & Lee Holly Snyder resigns. Wisconsin Greg Van Emburgh men’s tennis coach.
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Stosur Beats Australian To Reach DFS Classic QF
In Birmingham Samantha Stosur uses serve and volley to defeat an Australian 6-3 3-6 6-1 and advance to the DFS Classic quarterfinals. Maria Sharapova will meet Eleni Daniilidou who beat Ai Sugiyama 6-3 6-3. Jelena Jankovic defeated Milagros Sequera 6-1 6-4 and Tatiana Golovin outpaced Rika Fujiwara 6-4 6-4.
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Federer advances to Gerry Weber Open quarterfinals in Halle
In Halle, Roger Federer breezed past Florian Mayer 6-2 6-4 to reach the Gerry Weber Open quarterfinals. Guillermo Canas beat Nenad Zimonjic 6-3 7-6 3, Juan Carlos Ferrero edged Alexander Waske 7-6 6-7 6-3, and Rainer Schuettler defeated Dick Norman 6-3 6-3 to join him in the last eight.
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