Local Sports Briefing
Local sports brief from staff reports highlights recent activities and outcomes across area teams. Details are concise, naming teams and key results while preserving newsroom tone and urgency.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2004
Page
21
Local sports brief from staff reports highlights recent activities and outcomes across area teams. Details are concise, naming teams and key results while preserving newsroom tone and urgency.
West Chester Sluggers 2004 Sandleft World Series champions hold 9 a.m. Aug 7 tryouts at Basil Baseball Complex for 2005 roster, birthdates Aug 1 1990 to July 31 1991. U 13 girls soccer seeks goalkeeper and players with certified coaches. Middletown Pee Wee football and cheer signups every Saturday in July 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Smith Park, $50. Free football camp July 26 to Aug 1 with 5 to 8 p.m. hours. call for details. Middie Thunder 9 and under baseball tryouts noon Saturday at Middletown High School moved from Smith Park due to festival. call for info.
Edgewood High School invites all male students wishing to play golf this fall to an informational meeting at 7 p.m. Aug. 4 at Weatherwax Golf Course Middletown. For more details call (513) 539-7054.
Andy Roddick overcame blisters and a rain delay to edge Michel Kratochvil 6-4 in the third round, after a 6-2 second set. He prepares to face Robby Ginepri as Grosjean beats Xavier Malisse 7-6 6-2, extending his Wimbledon semifinal form.
Astros defeated Arizona 10-3 behind Carlos Beltran three RBIs and two homers. Adam Everett added four RBIs, two-run homer and two-run single before exiting day to day after being spiked in the eighth. Roy Oswalt earned the win, pitching seven strong innings. Arizona suffered its 11th straight loss and has dropped 16 of 18 since mid-June.
Middletown coach Preston, a 1988 graduate and MALACHI coordinator, urges Ann Terhune Shenda Amos Brittany Thrower and Amy Truck to elevate play after departures. He notes strong summer showings 4-0 at Miami Shootout and 3-1 at Xavier Shootout, stresses focus, teamwork, and staying true to program goals.
An organizer says Lance Armstrong will not race the Tour de France next year if he wins this edition. Armstrong denies plans, with agent Bill Stapleton and Tailwind Sports saying no decision has been made. Tailwind’s Dan Osipow adds timing depends on this race’s final result.
Lance Armstrong and Floyd Landis led the lead pack over five major climbs, with Armstrong sprinting past Jan Ullrich to win the stage in 6 hours 11 minutes 52 seconds. Landis energized the front, but was caught near the finish as Kloeden struck. Armstrong extended his overall lead to 4 minutes 9 seconds over Mi rich, with Basso 4:09 back in the standings after bonuses.
Irving Texas sources say Eddie George and the Dallas Cowboys agreed in principle to a one year incentive laden contract near 2 million dollars pending a physical. George aims to join Cowboys owner Jerry Jones at this morning meeting. Tennessee Titans sign Antowain Smith after cutting George. Smith will earn about 660000 with a 25000 signing bonus.
Lawyers for 47 Indiana basketball fans sue trustees over Bob Knight dismissal push for a trial date after the judge urged action. Special Judge Cecile Blau weighed dismissal due to missed September 2002 university filing response.
Eight players shot 6 under 65 to share the first round lead at the U S Bank Championship formerly the Greater Milwaukee Open at Brown Deer Park. Ten more were one shot back, including Danny Briggs Todd Fischer Bo Van Pelt Brett Quigley Patrick Sheehan Brian Kortan Robert Gomez and Olin Browne.
Karen Stupples shot a 6 under 66 to sit at 10 under and hold a one shot lead over Laura Davies and Annika Sorenstam after the Evian Masters second round in Evian France. Her round featured seven birdies and one bogey.
Eduardo Romero aged 50 shot 5 under 69 to share the first-round lead at Royal Portrush with Don Pooley John Chillas and Jim Rhodes. Ian Mosey and Carl Mason stood at 70 while defending champion Tom Watson posted 75 despite an eagle on the second hole.
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