Penske pairs sweep front row at Richmond in IRL
Sam Hornish Jr and Helio Castroneves swept the front row for Marlboro Team Penske at Richmond International Raceway. Hornish led with 176.244 mph. Castroneves clocked 175.797 as 12 drivers broke the track record. Patrick and Briscoe join Row 2 ahead of Franchitti, Herta and Wheldon. Kanaan crash puts him last.
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Griffey ties game in eighth with two homers
Reds veteran Ken Griffey Jr. hit back-to-back homers with Joe Randa to take a 2-1 lead, but Indians’ Manny Hernandez countered with a homer off Milton before Griffey’s eighth inning blast tied the game at four. Catcher Jason LaRue set up the ninth by bunting Pena into scoring position as the Reds rallied. Narron praised LaRue as a fiery leader who helped Milton focus despite the heavy homer tally.
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Sorenstam Fights On After Tough Open at U S Women s Open
Sorenstam bogeys her last three holes to finish six behind leader Perrot as 20 players sit within five shots. Despite trailing, she vows to continue fighting with 36 holes left. Perrot, 21, has risen in LPGA and junior titles, while Wie shares the lead after a 69 in Friday morning action.
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Hudnall signs with Urbana University after stellar senior year
Carlisle's Jacson Hudnall a 6'5" pitcher catcher with .405 batting average 46 RBIs and a school record 10 home runs in his final season signs a letter of intent to play baseball at Urbana University. He earned Buckeye League Player of the Year honors All-Ohio Division III second team and The Middletown Journal's Player of the Year. He is son of Clayton Abney and Tina Hudnall.
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Roddick Beats Bracciali In Rain-Halted Wimbledon Tilt
Andy Roddick edged Filippo Bracciali in a five setter at Wimbledon as rain paused play after the third set. Roddick, who improved to a five-set win for the first time since 2003, moved to a 4-2 final-set lead with a diving volley and discussed adding net play to his game.
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