Hinders' wish comes true at Wrigley field trip
Kit Hinders, Bellbrook High School freshman, will spend a Cubs day at Wrigley Field as a guest of the team, including batting practice, dugout time, and a private session with Mark Prior and Kerry Wood. The trip is funded by the Special Wish Foundation of Dayton as he tours Chicago with his family.
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Shedd Aquarium
Maggiano's
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Mr. Wood
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Kerry Wood
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Navy Pier
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Cy Young
Lions Club
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Carrie
Children’s Medical Center
Beyer Joins Dayton Hoops Staff In Big Ten Big 12 Experience
The 43 year old coach brings extensive Big Ten and Big 12 experience to the University of Dayton men’s basketball program. Details appear on pages B2 and B3 as part of the Sports Digest and Daily Double. Contact Sports Editor Jake Trotter for more.
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Bogut Chosen No 1 In NBA Draft By Bucks
Andrew Bogut a 7 foot center from Australia was selected No 1 overall by the Milwaukee Bucks in the NBA draft at Madison Square Garden. The NCAA champion from North Carolina had four players in the top 14 and Jason Maxwell went 26th to Detroit. Bogut expressed gratitude and said the honor felt great as he prepared for his pro career.
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Glenn Robinson
Atlanta Hawks
Williams
Stern
University of Utah
Joe Smith
Mo Williams
Desmond Mason
Reds at Cardinals in Busch Stadium showdown
Cincinnati Reds visit the St. Louis Cardinals at Busch Stadium for an 8 10 p m game. Ramon Ortiz faces Matt Morris as Ortiz aims to rebound from a 3 5 record and 6 22 ERA while Morris boasts an 8 1 record and 3 38 ERA. Fox Sports Net carries TV and WLW 700 plus WONE 980 radio coverage.
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Cards a dose of reality for Reds
ST. LOUIS Cincinnati Reds manager Jerry Narron and his son visited Busch Stadium near the Stan Musial statue. The Cardinals beat the Reds 2 1 as Brandon Claussen allowed a two run homer by Reggie Sanders. Reds have lost 16 of 20 road games and sit 18 games back in the standings.
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Federer bids for third straight Wimbledon title
Roger Federer aims to extend a grass court unbeaten run and seek a third consecutive Wimbledon crown at the All England Club. He could face 2002 champion Lleyton Hewitt in the semifinals and Andy Roddick in the final as he pursues the record-tying feat.
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Pete Sampras
Sharapova and Williams Reach Wimbledon Semis
Defending champion Maria Sharapova edged Nadia Petrova 7-6 6-3 to advance to a Wimbledon semifinal against Venus Williams, who beat Mary Pierce 6-0 7-6 after saving five set points. Williams eyes her fifth major title, while Sharapova seeks to join the final.
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Svetlana Kuznetsova
Amelie Mauresmo
Anastasia Myskina
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Feliciano Lopez
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Andrew Parsons
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