Auto Racing Scoreboard Top 33 speeds listed by driver and car
The scoreboard shows speeds from 227 mph down to 217 mph across 33 drivers. Notable entries include Tony Kanaan at 227.566 mph and Kenny Brack at 227.598 mph with Panoz Honda and Dallara Honda/Toyota entries throughout. The average speed cited is 223.895 mph.
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Tony Kanaan
Dallara
Honda
Sam Hamish Jr
Toyota
Scott Sharp
Panoz
Danica Patrick
Helio Castroneves
Danio Franchitti
Dallara-Honda
Vitor Meira
Panoz-Honda
Kosuke Matsuura
Buddy Lazier
Dallara-Chevrolet
Tomas Enge
Dan Whelson
Roger Yasukawa
Bryan Herta
Darren Manning
Richie Hearn
Chevrolet
Jeff Buck
Jeff Ward
Dallara-Toyota
Jimmy Kite
Felipe Giaffone
Panoz-Toyota
Baseball Scores And Matchups From Monday's Games
American League action features New York Toronto Tampa Bay Los Angeles Texas Seattle Oakland with Cleveland beating Minnesota 2 1 and LA Angels shutting out Chicago White Sox 4 0. Scheduled games include Seattle at Baltimore 6 05 p.m. Detroit at New York Yankees 6 05 p.m. and others across divisions.
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Los Angeles
Texas
Seattle
Oakland
Cleveland
Minnesota
LA. Angels
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Ledezma
N.Y
Yankees
Mussina
Mays
Westbrook
Boston
D.wells
Toronto
Bush
Etherton
Tampa Bay
Waechter
Kansas City
R.hernandez
P.astacio
Buehrne
L.A
B Roberts
Baltimore
Cguillen
Damon
Hillenbrand
Varitek
Tejada
McSweeney
A Rodriguez
New York
Broberts
A Soriano
Teixeira
Dellucci
Jeter
RBI
Arodriguez
Mamirez
Sexson
Matsui
Konerko
Chicago
Hits
R Roberts
Darnon
Suzuki
Sir Stewart
Doniz
Bellhorn
Rios
Inge
Sizemore
T Martinez
Podsednik
Figgins
Womack
Crawford
Lugo
Thunter
Clement
Yabu
Arroyo
Dbaez
Garland
Buehrle
Bedard
Ohemnandez
Jo Santana
Bryan
Nathan
Foulke
Guardado
Frodriguez
Hermanson
Associated Press
Indiana
Washington
San Antonio
Phoenix
Evening sports schedule with multiple matchups
Various events across baseball boxing NBA soccer and tennis listed with times networks and matchups including Kansas City at Texas Houston at Chicago Cubs Detroit at Miami AC Milan versus Liverpool in Istanbul and French Open rounds in Paris.
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FSN
Kansas City
Texas
WGN
Houston
Chicago Cubs
ESPN2
Rodney Jones
Teddy Reid
Airway Heights
Wash
NBA
ESPN
Secaucus
N.J
San Antonio
Phoenix
Paris
Detroit
Miami
AC Milan
Liverpool
Istanbul
Turkey
Baseball Roundup of MLB Games and Standings Is a Fragment
MLB schedule shows Houston at Chicago Cubs, Colorado at Milwaukee, Pittsburgh at St. Louis, San Diego at Antona, and Los Angeles at San Francisco with various pitchers and batters listed. The report includes batting leaders and league leaders in hits, runs, RBIs, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases, along with pitching lines and notable performances.
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New York
St. Louis
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Florida
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Washington
Atlanta
N.Y. Mets
Chicago Cubs
Houston
Milwaukee
Colorado
Pittsburgh
Myers
Beckett
L.hernandez
Claussen
Glavine
Hudson
Clemens
Mitre
Francis
Santos
K Wells
Marquis
Eaton
Antona
Ru.Ortiz
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Weaver
Cabrera
DeLee
Chicago
Izturis
Barmes
Crones
Pujols
Bclark
Bradley
Babreu
JkKent
L Gonzalez
Arizona
Rbi
Jkent
Glaus
B Clark
Pierre
Lamb
Bay
J Wilson
Bgiles
Dunn
Floyd
Ajones
Chammond
Willis
Baseball poll roundups and college games across the nation
The article lists Baseball America and Collegiate Baseball Top 25 rankings through May 22 with team records. It also covers scheduled college baseball and softball games across campuses in Durham Tucson Austin Waco Los Angeles and other sites, including series results, times, and venues. It mentions pro baseball strikeout leaders and a regional championship note.
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Baseball America
Durham, N.C
Tucson
Ariz
Ters
Garden City Blues Bandits hold summer tryout meeting
Baseball players 17 to 19 who do not turn 20 in 2005 and 15 to 16 year olds are invited to a 7 p.m. Thursday meeting at Williams Stadium to join the Garden City Blues or Bandits. Parents may attend. For more information call Kevin Bascue at 275-2234.
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Garden City Blues
Garden City Bandits
Williams Stadium
Blues
Bandits
Reds Part Ways With Closer Graves
Cincinnati manager and players reacted as closer Danny Graves was designated for assignment a day after he flashed an obscene gesture at a taunting fan. Graves, the club’s career saves leader, ends an eight year run with Reds while the team drops 18 of 23 and falls from NL Central contention. He was 1 1 with a 7.76 ERA and 10 saves this season as teammates absorbed the news.
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Cincinnati
Danny Graves
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Dan O’brien
Graves
Okamoto Elected to World Golf Hall of Fame
Ayako Okamoto, winner of 62 titles worldwide and the only Japanese player to top the LPGA Tour money list, was elected to the World Golf Hall of Fame on the International ballot. She joins Vijay Singh, elected from the PGA Tour ballot, in this class.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Ayako Okamoto
World Golf Hall of Fame
Okamoto
Hall of Fame
Vijay Singh
Soccer television slate includes several MLS matchups
On Tap lists seven games for Wednesday with MKL matchups: MetroStars at Kansas City 7 p.m. San Jose at Colorado 8 30 p.m. Columbus at Los Angeles 9 30 p.m. FC Dallas at D C United 6 30 p.m. Colorado at New England 6 30 p.m. MetroStars at Columbus 6 30 p.m. San Jose at Kansas City 7 p.m. Chicago at Real Salt Lake 8 30 p.m. Los Angeles at CD Chivas USA 9 30 p.m.
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FC Dallas
Los Angeles
Real Salt Lake
San Jose Colorado
Chivas USA
MetroStars
Kansas City
San Jose
Colorado
Columbus
D.C
French Open Singles Round One Upset Roll At Roland Garros
Kristof Viiegen of Belgium edges Antony Dupuis of France 6-4 6-1 6-2 to lead a slate of early results at Stade Roland Garros. Other highlighted wins include Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer, and Belgians Xavier Malisse and Dick Norman advancing, while many top seeds struggle or progress in a dense opening session on clay.
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Associated Press
Stade Roland Garros
Paris
Kristof Viiegen
Belgium
Antony Dupuis
France
Dick Norman
Jean-Rene Lisnar
Slovakia
Nikolay Davydenko
Russia
Sasa Tuksar
Croatia
Lukas Diouhy
Czech Republic
Thoma Engqvist
Sweden
Severine Beltrame
Abigail Spears
United States
Klara Koukalova
Mervana Jugic
Greece
Svetlana Kuznetsova
Mathilde Johansson
Roma Radek Stepanek
Paradom Srichaphan
Thailand
States
Xavier Malisse
Mardy Fish
Carlos Moya
Spain
Albert
Matin
Jeff Morrise
Fernando Vicente
Hugo Armando
Roger Federer
Switzerland
Dudi Sela
Israel
Florent Serra
Andrei Pavel
Romania
Peter Wessels
Netherlands
Brazil
Janko Tipsarevic
Serbia-Montenegro
Dominik Hrbaty
Davide Sanguinetti
Italy
Thierry Ascione
Jerome Haehnel
Fernando Gonzalez
Chile
Michael Liodra
Tim Henman
Britain
Juan Pablo Brzezicki
Argentina
Richard Gasquet
Daniele Bracciali
David Ferrer
Jiri Vanek
David Nalbandian
Marcos Olivier Patience
Gilles Simon
Tomas Behrend
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Christophe Rochus
Gaston Gaudio
Julien Benneteau
Felix Mantilla
Tomas Zib
Dmitry Tursunov
Stefan Koubek
Austria
Victor Hanescu
Michal Tabara
Juan Ignacio Chela
Rainer Schuettler
Verdasco
Lee Hyung-taik
South Korea
Alex Calatrava
Susp
Namer
Lindsay Davenport
Katarina Srebotnik
Slovenia
Kim Clijsters
Meilen Tu
Shinobu Asagoe
Japan
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German players lead in mixed results with several upsets
A crowded women’s tennis results page shows numerous first round wins across many countries. Notable winners include Daniela Hantuchova Slovakia over Michaella Krajicek Netherlands and Elena Dementieva Russia over Barbora Cervanova Slovakia, with several matchups decided in straight sets and others extending to three.
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Germany
Daniela Hantuchova
Slovakia
Michaella Krajicek
Netherlands
Jelena Kostanic
Croatia
Tamarine Tanasugam
Thailand
Catalina Castano
Colombia
Denisa Chiadkova
Czech Republic
Peng Shuai
China
Marlyne Andrieux
France
Sesil Karatantcheva
Bulgaria
Bondarenko
Ukraine
Arantxa Parra Santonja
Spain
Shenay Perry
United States
Elena Dementieva
Russia
Barbora Ludmila Cervanova
Aiko Nakar
Japan
Karolina Sprem
Croava
Ger Mana Tena Camerin
Italy
Marta Domachowska
Poland
Stephanie Cohen-Aloro
Mary Pierce
Vera Douchevina
Virginie Razzano
Dinara Safina
Elena Likhovtseva
Yuliana Fedak
Sanda Mamic
Lisa Raymond
Silvia Farina Elia
Anne Kremer
Luxembourg
Maria Sanchez Lorenzo
Ans Myskina
Patty Schnyder
Switzerland
Cho Yobnjeong
South Korea
Eva Bimerova
Maria Kirlenko
Mariana Diaz-Oliva
Argentina
Sophie Ferguson
Australia
Emmanuelle Gagliardi
Tatiana Perebiynis
Sandra Kloesel
Mara Santangelo
Emilie Loit
Claudine Schaul
Fabiola Zuluaga
Libuse Prusova
Flavia Pennetta
Jill Cravbas
United
Clarisa Fernandez
Tatiana Panova
Venus Williams
Marta Marrero
Vera Zvonareva
Yvonne Meusburger
Austria
Amy Frazier
Meghann Shaughnessy
Transacts summary from Monday sports brief
MLB moves include Angels placing Francisco Rodriguez on 15 day DL ret to May 15 and adding Joel Peralta from Salt Lake. Reds designate Danny Graves. Keisler joins from Louisville. Astros recall Wandy Rodriguez. Burns to Round Rock. Phillies add Greg Bauer from Newark. Cardinals assign Vladimir Nunez to Memphis. 76ers fire Jim O'Brien. Maurice Cheeks named coach. NFL signings and cuts across Bears Broncos Jaguars Dolphins Patriots Jets Redskins. Texas A&M firing listed.
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Associated Press
LOS Angeles Angels
Francisco Rodriguez
Joel Peralta
Salt Lake
Chris Prieto
Cincinnati Reds
Danny Graves
Randy Keisler
Louisville
Houston Astros
Wandy Rodriguez
Round Rock
Mike Burns
Philadelphia Phillies
Greg Bauer
Newark
Clearwater
ST. Louis Cardinals
Vladimir Nunez
Memphis
Philadelphia 76Ers
Jim O'Brien
Maurice Cheeks
Chicago Bears
McQuarters
Denver Broncos
Camel Spikes
Randy Gamer
Jacksonville Jaguars
Mark Wood
Huey Whittaker
Miami Dolphins
Keith Traylor
Billy Strother
NEW England Patriots
Troy Brown
NEW York Jets
Ethan Brooks
Washington Redskins
Don Warren
Scott Campbell
Louis Riddick
Texas A&m
Mark
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