Royals: Thomas's shaky Royals debut vs Angels notes
After a Royals debut against the Angels, Thomas allowed two runs on seven hits in 3 2 3 innings. Rob Mackowiak tripled and scored on Josh Fields' RBI double as KC trailed 2-1. Fields later scored on infield singles by Terrero and Gonzalez. Guillen updates on Podsednik rib injury. Minoso and Monarchs honored Negro Leagues night. June stats show White Sox offense slumping.
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Williams stumbles at Wimbledon as Paszek shocks
No. 12 Elena Dementieva loses to 16 year old Tamira Paszek 3-6 6-2 6-3 while Venus Williams struggles with serves in windy conditions. Berdych, 7th, defeats Lee Hyung-taik 6-4 7-6 7-6. Rain delays interrupt play and top seed doubles back.
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Hargrove resigns as Mariners manager amid tensions with Suzuki
The sudden resignation by Mariners manager Mike Hargrove follows friction with star Ichiro Suzuki and questions about his contract future. General manager Bill Bavasi called the move hurtful while stressing there were no dark motives behind the decision.
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Hamlin rallies to win Lenox 300 by narrow margin
Denny Hamlin stayed aggressive in the final laps to edge series leader Jeff Gordon by 0.064 seconds at the Lenox Industrial Tools 300. After pitting on lap 255 with two tires while others took four, Hamlin surged from fourth to first and held on for his third career victory and first since Pocono last July. He adds seven top fives and 11 top 10s this season.
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Barry Bonds will start in left field for the National League in the July 10 All-Star game at Giants Stadium. He earned his third NL starting outfield spot after rallying from a 119,000 vote deficit to finish 123,000 ahead of Alfonso Soriano. Bonds, 42, becomes the oldest starter in All-Star history, heading to his 14th game and 12th start, in his hometown.
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