Rogers not a real All-Star
The piece argues Kenny Rogers should be excluded from the All-Star game for attacking television cameramen, contrasting public behavior with the real All-Stars like Brian Roberts and Derrek Lee. It notes fans and media will still attend despite Rogers and questions Bud Selig’s response and Showalter’s stance while praising Roberts and Lee.
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Brian Roberts
Orioles
Derrek Lee
Cubs
Roger Clemens
Pedro Martinez
Barry Bonds
Sammy Sosa
Kenny Rogers
Rogers
Real All-Stars
Bud Selig
Selig
Rangers
Buck Showalter
Edwards fastest on first day of Brickyard testing
Edwards led Brickyard testing at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on the first day as more sessions are planned later this month ahead of the Aug 7 race. The section previews additional practice and related notes on Page B3.
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Edwards
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Page
Ames
Armstrong Captures Yellow Jersey After Stage 4 Victory
Armstrong earns the Tour de France yellow jersey after Team Discovery Channel wins the Stage 4 team time trial in Blois. Bernard Hinault helps Armstrong onto the podium as the leader and Armstrong hints at ending his career with a seventh title in Paris on July 24. Team director Johan Bruyneel dodges questions on defending the jersey through the remaining flat stages.
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Alessandro Trovati
Associated Press
Rivers
Team Discovery Channel
Lance Armstrong
Armstrong
David Zabriskie
Discovery Channel
Blois
France
Bernard Hinault
Paris
Johan Bruyneel
Tours
IOC to vote on host city for 2012
IOC members face a tight race among Paris London New York Madrid and Moscow to host the 2012 Summer Games. Paris led a crowded field with London a strong challenger as final presentations and the secret voting proceedure could decide the outcome.
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Singapore
Paris
London
Spain
Russia
International Olympic Committee
New York
Madrid
Moscow
IOC
Jacques Rogge
Sydney
Beijing
Rogge
Associated Press
Gerhard Heiberg
Norway
Shaker Runfield cream of the crop
USGA official Craig Ammerman previews next week's U S Amateur Public Links at Shaker Run Golf Club where 156 qualifiers compete. Notable participant Michelle Wie and massie impress with power as two days of stroke play trim field to 64 ahead of a 36 hole final.
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Lebanon
USGA
Craig Ammerman
Jessie Massie
Louisville
Shaker Run
Ammerman
Cincinnati Bengals
PGA
Massie
Michelle Wie
United States Golf Association
Massiemash
Wie
Shaker
Wie at 15 Surges On Golf Scene in Silvis
Silvis Illinois 15 year old Michelle Wie stands out on the golf course with maturity and poise as she turns heads by finishing second at the LPGA Championship and sharing the third round lead at the U S Open. Zach Johnson calls her classy and serious while noting her power and precision beyond her years.
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Silvis
Michelle Wie
Vie
Zach Johnson
Wie
Johnson
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