All-Stars get new look with youth at Comerica Park
AP Sports writer Ronald Blum notes a reshaped All-Star lineup at Detroit's Comerica Park with 13 of 20 starters never before an All-Star, led by Derek Lee and Brian Roberts. Veterans like Roger Clemens and Kenny Rogers remain, while Lee reflects on a changing guard and the event's evolving tone amid the venue shift from Tiger Stadium.
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Shocked by coaching moves at Oklahoma amid past job hop signs
WSU coach backs away from an Oklahoma offer amid a history of interim stints and abrupt changes. The article cites examples like Larry Cochell, Dan Dakich, Jim Harrick, Bobby Cremins, and futura Oklahoma ties, illustrating how coaches have shifted roles after initial appointments.
Armstrong Keeps Tour Hopes Alive With Mountain Push
The Texan, age 33, storms from a second in the opening time trial toward the yellow jersey. His team then hands him the overall lead by a Day 4 team time trial as Armstrong aims to reassert dominance in the Alps with key gaps against Ullrich Kloeden Vinokourov and Basso while Floyd Landis remains within reach.
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Cal Ripken District 7 action features Ottawa rout and Louisburg upset
Ottawa Cal Ripkin 11s toppled Louisburg 17-7 in Pomona as Evan Moore struck out nine in four innings and Kevin Farrell went 4 for 4 with three runs. Cade Bell added three runs, while Ryan Maxwell and Nick Brey contributed in the rout. Ottawa advances to state play Friday at Coun cil Grove. Louisburg then beat Ottawa twice in Louisburg, eliminating Ottawa in the 10 and under tourney. Austin Nutt delivered a 2 RBI double and Isaac Carter, Jordan Morton, and Kaden Shaffer added hits. Earlier Ottawa beat Twin Lakes 13-7, with Manes earning MVP honors. The report also includes Nicklaus’ farewell Open at St Andrews, Faldo and Wie stories from the week.
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