Pavano stars as Indians topple White Sox 9 4
Carl Pavano pitched six innings of solid ball, earning his third straight win as the Cleveland Indians beat the Chicago White Sox 9 4 to end a four game skid. Shin-Soo Choo and Jhonny Peralta each drove in three runs in the victory.
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Lowe tops Santana in NL duel as Braves halt Mets streak
Johan Santana fell to 4-2 as Derek Lowe outpitched him and the Atlanta Braves ended New York’s seven game win streak. Jose Reyes made a crucial seventh inning error that allowed four runs, while Santana lamented the late miscue.
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Madrilena Masters results and early rounds at Madrid
World tour scores from Recinto Ferial Casa de Campo Madrid show multiple first round wins on clay. Notables include Mardy Fish defeating Janko Tipsarevic 7 6 (3) 6 4 and Serena Williams retirement in singles with Francesca Schiavone and Elena Dementieva securing key victories.
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Free State shines at SM North Relays with top marks
At the SM North Relays, Kyra Kilwein leads in the Girls 800 at 2 26.21 and 1600 in 5 20.66. JD Wiebe clocks 4 31.65 in the Boys 1600. Free State A wins the Boys 4x400 at 1 29.82 and FSHS A tops the Boys 4x800 at 8 31.51. Zach Mehl clears 13 06 in pole vault and Coulter Scott records 49 09.75 in shot put.
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Giro d'Italia stage results and early overall standings report
Stage three Run from Grado to Valdobbiadene covers 123 miles. Alessandro Petacchi wins in 4 hours 45 minutes 27 seconds with Tyler Farrar Francesco Gavazzi and others all same time. Early GC shows Petacchi leading 8:50:06 with Slipstream 8 seconds back and several Astana and Lampre riders in pursuit. Also includes brief NFL NBA NHL and college athletics notes and signings.
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Perry-Lecompton dominates Silver Lake in prep and NBA NHL clutter
Perry-Lecompton mowed down Silver Lake 8 6 after 7 0 7 0 0 0, Kasson leading with a grand slam and 5 RBIs while Pringle homered twice and drove in three. Perry-Lecompton sits at 17 1, next game at Lansing for league crown. The rest of the page lists NBA and NHL playoff scores through May with multiple matchups and schedules.
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