TV and Radio Schedule for July 20 Major Leagues
TV and radio listings show Cubs at Reds on FXSO WLW AM and WONE AM at 7 p.m. then Athletics at Angels on ESPN2 at 10 p.m. LPGA Evian Masters first round at 7:30 p.m. on TGC. WNBA Sacramento plays Houston at 8 p.m. on ESPN2.
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Tour de France Stage 16 results from Pau to Moureux
Cyclists finish 112.7 miles with Oscar Pereira leading a large peloton at Pau. Xabier Zandio and Eddy Mazzoleni share second place with the same time, while Lance Armstrong tops overall standings at 66 hours 52 minutes 3 seconds as Evans and several others trail by minutes.
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Auto Racing Standings and WTA Tour Results Fragment
Jimmie Johnson leads NASCAR driver standings with 2672 points and Jeff Gordon tops prize money at 4.41 million. The WTA Western & Southern Open in Mason Ohio features Daniela Hantuchova defeating Lilla Osterloh and Jelena Jankovic beating Maria Emilia Salerni with other matches noted.
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Major League Trades And Roster Moves Across Baseball
American League deal flow sees Adam Hyru from San Diego to Boston for Scott Cassidy and Tony Graffanino to Kansas City for Juan Cedeno and Chip Ambres. Yankees place Sierra on 15 day DL and recall Phillips, Rodriguez activated, May outrighted. Rangers call up Wilson, Botts to Oklahoma. NL notes include Stinnett DL, Hill recalled. Cubs Grieve optioned. Reds Romano electoral free agent. Rockies Holliday activated, Spilborghs to PCL. Florida Bump DL, Smith recalled. Dodgers Alvarez activated, Grabowski outright. Frontier, Ohio Valley, Richmond, Rockford signings and retirements. NBA, NFL, AFL, NHL, college and prep moves across multiple teams and staff. Major football extensions include Travis Henry, Khalif Barnes, Jehemiah Broughton. Various coaching changes and promotions noted.
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Today in History July 20 highlights sports milestones
July 20 entries note fans paying 50 cents to watch the New York All-Stars top Brooklyn 22 18 at Fashion Race Course. Other items include Don Finsterwald winning the 1958 PGA medal play, Chris Evert’s 1974 Hollywood Park win, Sandra Palmer’s 1975 U S Women’s Open victory, Tiger Woods’ 2002 Open round, and Ben Curtis capturing the 2003 British Open.
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Williams Bows Out Of Bank Of The West Clas sic
Stanford news confirms Serena Williams withdrew from the Bank of the West Classic due to a lingering left ankle injury. Williams cited insufficient training time after Wimbledon and aims to be ready for the summer hard court season and the U S Open.
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Calhoun to be honored with permanent Huskies exhibit
Springfield report notes Connecticut coach Jim Calhoun, 63, will receive a permanent display at the Basketball Hall of Fame as part of his 20th season with UConn. He has led the Huskies to two national titles and 15 Big East titles, earning Big East coach of the year four times. Induction is set for September.
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Palmeiro's Hall of Fame case grows with 3000th hit
Rafael Palmeiro joined the 3000 hit and 500 home run club, drawing praise from peers like B J Surhoff and Hank Aaron. The debate over his first ballot worthiness persists despite a storied career featuring seven multiple seasons with 38 homers and 100 RBIs, and continues as he eyes continued play with the Orioles and Twins series in Minneapolis.
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