Wimbledon Monday results in men's singles third round chaos
Todd Martin beat Todd woalbridge in four sets to reach the fourth round at the All England Club. Pete Sampras defeated Thomas Enqvist in three tight tiebreaks to advance, while Goran Ivanisevic and Thomas Johansson both progressed amid a flood of match results and numerous doubles results across the tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club
Todd Martin
Ponte Vedra Beach
Fla
Todd Wooalbridge
Australia
Pete Sampras
Tampa
Thomas Enqvist
Sweden
Sebastion Grosjeat
Trance
Felix Mantilla
Spain
Frantheo Clavet
Thomas Johansson
Goran Mainisevic
Croatia
Dani
Czech Republic
Richard Krajicek
Netherlands
Nicolas Kicler
Germany
Davide Sanguinetti
Italy
Vladimir Velichkov
Belarus
Tim Henman
Britain
Patrick Rafter
Pete Korda
John van Lollun
Justin Gimelstoh
Key Biscayne
Brian Macthie
San Jose
Calif
Byron B Jack
Zimbabwe
Richey Retiberg
Atlanti
Todd Woodbridge
Mark Woodforde
Jordi Burillo
Tomas Carborell
Yevgeny Katelnikay
Russia
Daniel Vacek
Nick Gould
Mark Petchey
Tut Martin
Sonte Vedra
Nicklas Kulti
David Macpherson
Aleksandar Kitinov
Macedonia
Pavel Viener
Chris Haggard
Paul Rosner
South Africa
Neville Godwin
Tuomas Katola
Finland
Wayne Black
Sebastien Lareau
Gandda
Luke Milligan
Arvind Parmar
London
Neil Brad
Piet Norval
Karsten Braasch
Jers Knippschild
Jacco Eltings
Paul Haarhuis
Jan Siemerink
Fearnon Wibier
Ellis Lerreira
Scully Africa
Rick Leach
Laguna Beach
Pablo Albano
Argentiod
Nicolas Lapeniti
Ecuador
Patrick Galbrailly
Seattle
Brel Steven
New Dealitid
Nuna Marques
Portugal
Tom Vabhoudl
John-Latirie de Jager
Robbie Koenig
Marc Keviry Goellner
David Prinosil
Martin Damion
Jim Grable
Tucson
Ara
Janie Holmes Ata Andrew Painter
Mark Knowles
Bahamas
Darth Nestor
Canada
Wayne Arthurs
Andrew Kralenmein
Australi
Woren
Virginia Ruano Pascual
Serena Willams
Palm Beach Gardens
Dominique van Runst
Belgium
Sabine Appelmans
Aranted Sanchez Vicario
Sprain
Uel
Sylvia Plischke
Austria
Vers Williams
Palnt Beach Garcons
Chanda Robin
Lalyelt
Lin
Jana Nogotna
Corina Moratia
Boca Raton
Rina Spinlea
Rominei
Cel
Surina de Beer
Ged
Monica Seles
Sarasota
Fadel
Sandrine Testudh
France
Nathalie Tauziat
Samantha Smith
Nalisha Zvereva
Miriam Oremans
Lindsay Davenport
Newport Beach
Tel
Maya Serna
Katring Adams
Missouri City
Texas
Manon Bollegral
Danielle Jones
Kimberly Po
Incline Village
Nev
Maureen Drake
Lilia Osterloh
Canal Winchester
Ohio
Yoon-jeang Cho
Jung-Hee Park
South Korea
Elena Likhovtseva
Ai Sugiyama
Japan
Julie Pullin
Lorna Woodratte
Els Callens
Julie Hilard-Decugis
Annabel Ellwood
Nicole Pratt
Karin Eschwend
Austra
Elena Tatakova
Kraine
Christina Singer
Helena Vildova
Eun-Ha Kim
Miho Saeki
Trudi Musgrave
Barbara Rittner
Virginia Ruano-Pascual
Paula Suarez
Argentina
Annoe-Giselle Sidot
Elena Wagner
International tennis results and World Cup schedule notes
Summary of multiple tennis results featuring Daniela Hantuchova and others, plus World Cup fixtures in France from June 27 to July. Includes match scores, national teams, and upcoming quarterfinals and semifinals details with locations in Marseille Lens Saint-Denis Montpellier Nantes Lyon and Pars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseille
France
Italy
Norway
Paris
Brazil
Chile
Lens
Paraguay
Saint-Denis
Denmark
Nigeria
Montpellier
Germany
Mexico
Toulouse
Netherlands
Yugoslavia
Bordeaux
Romania
Croatet
Saint-Etienne
Argentina
England
Haly
Nantes
Lyon
Croatia
Berhania
NASCAR Fines McLaughlin and Cogswell after Lycas.con 250 incident
NASCAR fined Mike McLaughlin $2000 and crew chief Gary Cogswell $1000 for an on pit road incident following the Lycas.con 250 on June 14. The day’s other notes include baseball player moves, signings, and league disiplinary actions across multiple circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nascar
Mike Mclaughlin
McLaughlin
Gary Cogswell
Chicago White Sox
John Snyder
Calgary
Tor Fordham
Texas Rangers
Ryan Dutforth
Jeremy Jones
Justin Backsmeyer
San Francisco Giants
Charlie Hayes
Arizona Diamondbacks
Jeffrey Glasser
Andrew Gand
Atlanta Braves
Tuiath Wohters
Richmond
Somerset Patriots
Rex de la Nuez
Nashville Pride
Dana Forsberg
Kris Turberyitle
Allentown Ambassadors
Kevin James Lasty
Catskill Cougars
Deshawne Warren
Waterbury Spirit
Nando Porzio
Cluth Superior Dukes
Chris Schmitz
Tyson Switzenberg
Ryan Rodriguez
National Basketball Association
Cleveland Cavaliers
Shawnelle Scott
Miami Heat
Scotty Robertson
Cleveland Rockers
Tanja Kostick
SAN Diego Chargers
Kio Sanford
Clifford Ivory
Albany Firebirds
Carliacca
Calgary Stampeders
Chris Burns
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Andre Arlain
Senior swimming times and names from a dense meet report
A cluttered swimming meet summary lists senior and junior events with numerous times and participant initials. Standish, Van Saun, Sheneman, Meyer, Morford, Armstrong, Kyser, Bernhardt, Gallagher, and others post multiple events across free, back, breast, fly, and relays with varied placements and times, reflecting a wide state or conference swim meet results page.
Real Estate Open Monday At Lawrence From Listings
A dense roster of buyers and buyers from multiple states appears in the Stephens Real Estate open house list. Names include C Jay Hunter Columbia Missouri and Brian Ebert Moore Duncan Oklahoma with varied numeric identifiers, listing numerous residents and locations such as Jason Schultz Columbia Missouri and Ryan Wilson Springfield Missouri. The compilation shows individuals from Iowa Nebraska Kansas Colorado and Texas, reflecting a broad regional real estate outreach.
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Manhattan
Steve Galsche
Great Bend
Ben Pettitt
Carroll
Invea
John Hess
Leawood
Travis Korver
Orange City
Iowa
Scott Wagner
Phoenix
Buslin Wigington
Oklahoma City
Jeff White
Edmond
Okla
Chris Weddle
St. Josep
Justin Stroud
Blue Springs
Pilster
Stillwater
Donnie Teeter
Ames
Tony Blake
Wichita
Zach Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Matt Shaner
Omaha
Neb
Tim Burns
Lakewood
Colo
Todd Baker
Little Rock
Ark
Steven Siegenthaler
Tulsa
Mike Stolarsky
Chad Lydiatt
Kearney
Tod Rose
Cabral
Christian Colbert
San Marcos
Texas
Shane Boyd
Cassville
Shane Stardy
Lincoln
Aaron Kaiser
Lathe
Mark Maddox
Jel Perdew
DuWayne Lewis
Cheyenne
Josh Castello
Lake St. Louis
Brian Young
Scott Hovis
Jefferson City
Mike Schuchart
Brandon Bass
Springfield
Brian Baize
Perryton
Billy Past
Castle Rock
Coto
Will Borowski
Columbia
Matt Spethman
Final NL All Star Voting Revealed For Game In Colorado
Final voting figures released for the 69th All Star Game show top vote getters across positions led by Mark McGwire Andres Galarraga Jeff Bagwell and more. Ballots list totals for players from St Louis Atlanta Houston Chicago Colorado New York San Francisco and others with many names spelled inconsistently in the OCR.
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New York
Colorado
Hirst
Mark McGwire
St. Louis
Andres Galarraga
Atlanta
Jeff Bagwell
Houston
Mark Grace
Chicago
Todd Helton
John Olerud
Wally Jayner
San Diego
Rica Brogna
Philadelphia
J.T. Snow
San Francisco
Travis Lee
Arizona
Eric Karras
Los Angeles
Kevin Young
Pittsburgh
Eduardo Perez
Cincinnati
John Jahn
Milwaukee
Ryan Jackson
Florida
Brad Fulmer
Montreal
Second Basement
Craig Biggle
Carlos Baetga
Eric Young
Mickey Morandini
Delina DeShields
Keith Lockhart
Mike Lansing
Bret Boone
Jeff Kent
Tony Womack
Quilvio Veras
Fernando Vina
Tony Batista
Craig Counsell
Honida
Mark Lewis
Orlando Cabrera
Third Basement
Chipper Jones
Aarta
Vinny Castilla
Ken Caminiti
Bobby Bonilla
Matt Williams
Scott Rolen
Gary Gaoth
Louis
Sean Berry
Shane Andrews
Walt Weiss
Alanta
Barry Larkin
Rey Ordonez
Jeff Blauses
Jay Bell
Ricky Gutierrez
Royce Clayton
Edgar Rentena
Jose Vizcaino
Jose Valentin
Neifi Perez
Chris Gomez
Desi Belaford
Mark Grudzielanek
Rich Aurilia
Lou Collier
Tony Gwynn
Bary Bonds
Larry Wailer
Dante Bichela
Moises Alou
Sammy Sosa
Gary Sheffield
Derek Bell
Marquis Grissom
Ellis Burks
Andruw Jones
Avanta
Greg Vaughn
Brian Jordan
Ryan Klesko
Raul Mendesi
Steve Finley
Hay Lankford
Ron Gant
Jermaine Allensworth
Jose Guillen
Devon White
Heggle Sanders
Bernard Gilkey
Butch Huskey
Todd Hallandsworth
Brian
Darryl Hamilton
Rondell White
Ian Nunnally
Dave Nilsson
F.P. Santangelo
Mark Kotsay
Paul Konerko
Mike Piazza
Charles Johnson
Javier Lopez
Brad Ausmus
Jason Kendall
Kirt Manwaring
Ed Taubensee
Tom Pagnozzi
Carlos Hernandez
Mike Weberthal
Todd Hundley
Scott Servals
Mike Matheny
Brian Johnson
Jorge Fabregas
Chris Widger
Record of 30-Homer Seasons by MLB Sluggers Through 1990s
The list compiles season totals and career highs for major home run leaders from 1961 to 1998, noting players such as Roger Maris, Harmon Killebrew, Frank Howard, Reggie Jackson, Willie McCovey, Willie Stargell, Dave Kingman, Mike Schmidt, Mark McGwire, Ken Griffey Jr and Sammy Sosa. It includes year by year tallies and parentheses with season totals, plus scattered notes on teams and leagues. The excerpt also contains unrelated city league standings and match results for basketball and volleyball.
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Ponte Vedra Beach
Fla
Royal Melbourne
Melbourne
Australia
U.S
United States
T. David Duval
Tiger Woods
Justin Leonard
Jim Furyk
Frad Couples
Mark O'Meara
Davis Love Ill
Scott Hoch
Phill Mickelsary
Lee Janzon
Mark Calcavecchia
Tom Lehman
John Cook
Jeff Maggert
Fom Faison
Ernie Els
Sal
Nick Price
Zim
Greg Norman
Aus
Jumbo Ozaki
Ion
Vijay Singh
Fij
Steve Elkington
Frank Nobile
NZI
Stuart Appleby
Mark McNulty
Shigeki Maruyama
Jpn
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Frank Howard
Washington
Reggie Jackson
Oakland
Willie McCovey
San Francisco
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Dave Kingman
New York Mets
Mike Schmidt
Philadelphia
Mark McGwire
Kevin Mitchell
Ken Griffey Jr
Seattle
Matt Willams
Frank Thomas
Chicago White Sox
Missouri Valley AAU Meet at SM South results posted
At the Baldwin Track Club event in Missouri Valley AAU Saturday, Erie and Black led the field with firsts in the 100 hurdles 14.54, 200 hurdles 27.45, and long jump 37-2144. Meyer and Murphy won events led by high jump 6-2 and shot put 44-6, with Nelson anchoring the 3,000 in 9:42.84 and 1,500 in 4:31.43. Relay squads posted 9:23.48 for the 3,200 and a 9:23.48. Second-place finishes came from Brown in pole vault 7-6 and Curran in 400 hurdles 1:00.25, while Irick ran the 3,000 in 12:08.6. Fourths included Murphy in discus 130-8 1/2 and a 3,200 relay time of 2:15.68. Fifths featured Caleb Thomas in 400 1:04.77 and an 1,600 relay 3:59.32. Elizabeth Stockdale placed sixth in the 100 at 13.26.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Lawrence Aquahawk
Andrea Hemphill
Megan Morford
Amanda Morford
Megan Littl
Brenna Graham
Hemphill
Morford
A. Morford
Herphill
M. Marhorl
Little
M. Motlons
Graham
J. Morford
BA. Little
M. Morford
M. Little
Kristen van Sauin
Caitlin Standish
van Saun
Standish
Lacey Sheneman
van Sout
Shengman
Kimberly Miller
John Armstrong
Armstrong
Senior
Andrew Kyser
Bryan Meyer
Kyser
Will Bernhardt
Jonathan Hemphill
Iga
Bernhardt
Casey Morford
Baan Meyer
Joseph van Saun
Meyer
Gallagher
Boo Free
Hemhill
Sean Gallagher
Erie
Black
Jeremy Meyer
Hugh Murphy
Scott Nelson
Bery Fawl
Ryan Hulings
Matt Noonan
Glen Stansberry
Joe Brown
Michael Curran
Jason Hamlin
Christopher Irick
Angie Helier
Jacob Lang
Michael Lang
Corey Martinez
Megan Noonan
Katy Sigvardson
Russell Fawl
Ryan Halings
Murphy
Matthew Neonan
Becky Weaver
Jamie Grasdidier
East Harris
Courtney Thompson
Caleb Thomas
Fawl
Halings
Adam Tark
Elizabeth Stockdale
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Naoko Kijimuto
Nata Miyagi
Serena
Venus Williams
Martins Hingis
Switzerland
Jana Novotna
Lindsay Lee
Dunwoody
Kristiné Kunce
Corina Marariu
Kristie Boogert
Rachel McQuillan
Florencia Labat
Dominique Var Honst
Del
Svetlana Kriventcheva
Bulgaria
Louise Plensing
Yayuk Basuki
Indonesia
Caraling Vis
Cure Black
Irina Seljutina
Kazakstan
Aranixit Sanchez Vicillo
Helena Sukova
Catalina Cristea
Eva Melicharova
Czech
Republtic
Alexandra Fusaj
Lisa Meshea
Autralia
Jell Tarango
Manhattan Beach
Trena Likhovtseva
Peter Nyborg
Liezel Horn
Gabor Koves
Hungary
Barbara Schell
Dave Mindill
Jackson
Miss
Helena Vilduva
Mahesh Bhagrathi
India
Mirjana Lucie
David Dilucia
Norristown
Sung-hee Park
Caroline Vis
Byron Talbot
South Afica
Dls Callens
Paul Kilderry
Annabel Elwood
Andrew Florent
Louise Pleming
Leander Paes
Larisa Neiland
Latvia
Ton Kempers
Karina Habsudova
Slovakia
WNBA
AP Pairliy Houston
Sheryl Swoopes
Penny Moore
Comets
The
Mystic
Daniela Hantuchova
Katherine Vymetal
Ansley Cargill
Claire Carter
Petra Rampre
Slovenia
Virgirie Razzang
Leanne Baker
New Zealand
Dominique Reynolds
Tina Pisnik
Eleni Danilidou
Greece
Chammpionship
Saint Denis
MLS
Nyn
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Miami
Tampa Bay
New England
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Martin Arsenault
Toronto Argonauts
Bobby Juras
Calgary Flames
Johnstand
Chicago Blackhawks
Dirk Graham
Denis Savard
Lorne Molluken
Nashville Predators
Ville Peltonen
Kimmo Timenen
Ottawa Senators
Pierre Gauthier
International Hockey League
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Chris Taylor
U.S. Soccer Federation
Steve Sampson
NEW England Revolution
Woaived
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Jorge Salcedo
Chicago Fire
Josh Keller
Mike Quhaney
New York-New Jersey
Courtney Morrison
Tony Moss
Bridget Gelst
Cleveland
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Granton Stringer
Ohio State
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Hofstra Pride
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Linsey Blackwell
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Crystal ‘Tutschulte
Taylor Guntert
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SM South Baldwin Track Club
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