Auto racing and IndyCar results from Infineon and Richmond
NASCAR Nextel Cup at Infineon Raceway Sonoma saw Tony Stewart win ahead of Ricky Rudd and Kurt Busch with Dale Jarrett fourth. SunTrust Indy Challenge at Richmond highlighted Helio Castroneves leading 250 laps, Dan Wheldon second, Patrick Carpentier third, and Danica Patrick tenth. Champ Car Grand Prix of Cleveland standings list Oriol Servia sixth and Alex Tagliani tenth with series leaders including Tracy and Bourdais. Baseball schedule notes for American and National Leagues appear with multiple games and starters listed.
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Broad Sports Schedule Brief for Kansas City and London
A compact listing shows multiple sports events with broadcast times and networks. Baseball features Kansas City at Minnesota on FSN and KTUL, with charity and par 3 shootout events in Barrington RI and Gaylord MI. Wimbledon rounds in London appear on NBC and ESPN2 with live and tape delays.
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London
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ESPN
New York
Pittsburgh and St Louis sparked a 10 inning baseball clash
Pittsburgh edged St Louis 5 4 in 10 innings as Toriey’s Games at Florida featured a packed schedule with multiple matchups. The day included Houston at Colorado, San Diego at Los Angeles, and playoff-impacted results across leagues, with interleague scores and College World Series standings noted.
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Setae by Raul Silva Jr. misses national finals in Detroit
Setae by Raul Silva Jr. of Garden City drops from the top four in the Pitch, Hit and Run national standings. He won the 12 and under Team Competition June 18 at Kauffman Stadium Kansas City with a score of 831 but only the top four advance to the national finals in Detroit. 1985 highlights include Kerron Clement winning the 400 hurdles and Allyson Felix taking the women's 200 as two of the brightest 19 year olds shaping US track.
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Detroit
Silva Jr
Kauffman Stadium
Kansas City
Kerron Clement
Allyson Felix
United States
Gatlin sweeps sprints with 200 victory at nationals
Justin Gatlin defended his title by winning the 200 meters in 20.04 seconds at the U.S. track and field championships in Carson. He completed the sprint double, the first man to do so in 20 years, following his earlier 100 meters win.
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Stewart Finally Wins Road Course Thriller at Infineon
Tony Stewart drives with one hand on the wheel as gear issues fade late, catching Ricky Rudd to take the Dodge/Save Mart 350 victory at Infineon Raceway. Jeff Gordon faltered earlier, gifting Stewart the lead. Stewart’s first Cup win since Watkins Glen last August.
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Stewart
Watkins Glen International
Tracy Wins Champ Car Grand Prix Cleveland Race
Paul Tracy swept to victory at the Champ Car Grand Prix of Cleveland after starting from pole position. A.J. Allmendinger finished second with Oriol Servia third, Alex Tagliani fourth, and Sebastien Bourdais fifth, 13.262 seconds behind.
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On Tap No Events Scheduled in Tournament Listings
A list of golfers and prize amounts appears with names such as Wendy Ward Kim Saiki Sarah Lee Juli Inkster Mi Chung Johanna Head Amanda McCurdy Aree Song Young Kim Se Ri Pak Nancy Scranton Dorothy Delasin Hee Won Han Beth Bader Amnie Cochran Jeong Jang Eva Dahilof Suzann Pettersen Stephanie Louden Katie Allison Kris Tschetter Grace Park Carri Wood Kaori Higo Katie Futcher Sophie Gustafson Candy Hannemann Jean Bartholomew and several scores lines that resemble round-by-round tallies and pay figures in a golf event, with no schedule or event details given.
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Sarah Lee
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Mi Chung
Johanna Head
Amanda McCurdy
Aree Song
Young Kim
Se Ri Pak
Nancy Scranton
Dorothy Delasin
Hee Won Han
Beth Bader
Amnie Cochran Jeong Jang
Eva Dahilof
Suzann Pettersen
Stephanie Louden
Katie Allison
Kris Tschetter
Grace Park
Carri Wood
Kaori Higo
Katie Futcher
Sophie Gustafson
MLS and Wimbledon results mix with late-night fixtures
Pro Soccer standings show FC Dallas leading with 33 points and Real Salt Lake near mid table as Colorado and San Jose trail. Columbus at Kansas City and DC United at Chicago set for 7 p.m. Wimbledon Third Round updates list Ferrero and Youzhny advancing, with Federer and other top seeds through to later rounds.
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FC Dallas
Los Angeles
San Jose
Colorado
Real Sal Lake
Chivas USA
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Kansas City
D.C. United
Chicago
Associated Press
All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club
Wimbledon
England
Juan Carlos Ferrero
Spain
Flonan Mayer
Germany
Mikhail Youzhny
Russia
Jonas Bjorkman
Sweden
Roger Federer
Switzerland
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Max Mimyi
Belarus
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France
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Andy Roddick
United States
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Richard Gasquet
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Luxembourg
Guillermo Coria
Argentina
Jurgen Melzer
Austria
David Nalbandian
Andrew Murray
Britain
Mary Pierce
Ana Ivanovic
Nadia Petrova
Cara Black
Tennis doubles results from a recent round
Graydon Oliver and Maria Kirlenko defeated Petr Pala and Gabriela Navratilova 6-3 6-2. Travis Parrott and Amy Frazier beat Pavel Vizner and Nicole Pratt 7-6 6-3. Gaston Ellis and Lisa McShea won after a 6-7 6-2 7-5 comeback. Todd Perry and Eis Callens advanced after Slovenia retirement. Hanley and Perebiynis won 6-3 7-6. Lopez Moron and Medina Garrigues defeated Allegro and Maleeva 7-5 6-2. Suk and Jankovic dropped 1-6 but won 6-4 7-5 in a later mix doubles. Woodbridge and Stosur won 6-1 7-6.
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United States
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Russia
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Gabriela Navratilova
Czech Republic
Travis Parrott
Amy Frazier
Pavel Vizner
Nicole Pratt
Australia
Gaston Ellis
Argentina
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Todd Perry
Eis Callens
Belgium
Slovenia
Paul Hanley
Tatiana Perebiynis
Ukraine
Robbie Koenig
South Africa
Silvija Talaja
Croatia
Alex Lopez Moron
Anabel Medina Garrigues
Spain
Yves Allegro
Switzerand
Magdalena Maleeva
Bulgana
Weekend Baseball Transactions Across MLB Teams
Transactions include Nicho Waetars signing with the Cleveland Indians and Carlos Guillen activation for the Detroit Tigers. Kevin Reese joining the New York Yankees, Jaret Wright moved to the 60-day DL, Seth McClung recalled by the Rays, and Andy Marte optioned by the Braves. Cubs activate Mark Prior, Reds place Freel and Keisler on the DL, and other roster moves involve Jason Romano, Luis Lopez, Brian Shackelford, Jeff Cirillo, Trent Durrington, and assorted optionings and recalls across multiple organizations.
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Iowa
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Jason Romano
Louisville
Luis Lopez
Brian Shackelford
William Bergolla
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Jeff Cirillo
Trent Durrington
Nashville
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