Midland RockHounds Host Hooks In Texas League Action
This week in sports notes Midland RockHounds face Corpus Christi Hooks at Citibank Ballpark with 6 30 p m Tuesday through Thursday. Friday the RockHounds play at San Antonio Missions at 7 05 p m, then weekend games follow.
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West Texas Wrapup Camp and tournament notices in Odessa
Odessa area sports listings announce Elite Hoops Camp July 17-19 at Odessa High gyms with two sessions for different grades and fees per family. Also the West of the Pecos 3 on 3 July 21 with divisions for high school, adult men, possible women’s division, plus contests and individual events. Continuous notices include UTPB basketball camp July 23-26, YMCA 4 on 4 league July 24-Aug 18, Shadow football tryouts July 21 and Aug 11, 8 on 8 flag football July 28, flag and flag championships, plus skating judo and tennis programs and other youth sports and recreation opportunities in the West Texas region.
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Sabotage disrupts Tour de France stage in Pyrenees
In a Pyrenees stage between Limoux and Foix, tacks and nails on the road caused tire punctures for about 30 riders. Bradley Wiggins avoided chaos and kept the yellow jersey as Cadel Evans, hit by the disruption, waited for assistance. Sanchez won the stage as Wiggins maintained a 2:05 lead over Chris Froome with two mountain stages to Paris.
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Foix
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Luis Leon Sanchez
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Isner Defends Newport Title At Hall of Fame Classic
Top seed John Isner defended his Hall of Fame Tennis Championship title in Newport by defeating Lleyton Hewitt 7 6 1 6 4 7 6 in a straight set, marking his fourth career ATP crown and 57 of 58 service games held. Serena Williams captured the Bank of the West Classic in Stanford beating Cato Van de Weyhe 7 5 6 3 for her 43rd career title tying Venus Williams among active players.
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Isner
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