Ruth Geist fires no hitter in Princeton win
Princeton IT topped Melvern 11-0 in the Twin Rivers Babe Ruth Tournament as Raymond Geist threw a no hitter. Geist improved to 4-1, with Princeton’s Chris Loyd and Trapper Ainsworth each 2-for-3 with 2 RBIs, and Travis Hirt 2-for-2 with 2 RBIs. The game ended early under the run rule. Princeton II set to face Burling at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the winner's bracket.
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Graf hints at retirement after 2000 tennis career
Graf, 30, signals likely end of her Grand Slam circuit by year end after a storied run with seven Wimbledon victories and 22 majors. She plans a few events next year but may retire from full tour due to injuries in the past three years.
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Green Monster steals spotlight at Fenway All Star game
All Star players including Billy Wagner Sean Casey Ken Griffey Jr Tony Gwynn and others preview Fenway Park as the Green Monster looms large Wagner vows to keep AL hitters from homering off the wall Griffey plans to salvage paint from the wall while Gwynn Casey Burnitz and Williamson express excitement about playing at Fenway The park’s iconic history and theMonster wall are recounted including Ted Williams Sosa McGwire and Williams past feats
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U S Women Celebrate World Cup Win In New York Outing
After their World Cup victory over China, the U S women soccer team enjoyed a New York celebration with pasta heavy meals and nightlife. Fans and diners, including Jim Hook and Lisa Babiskin, applauded as the players toured media appearances and then dined at the China Grill before heading to the China Club.
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Armstrong takes Tour de France lead on mountain stage
American Lance Armstrong surged on the Alps climb to win stage nine, expanding his overall lead to 6 minutes 3 seconds. Teammates helped him through rain and wind as he topped the Col du Galibier and maintained his dominant position in the race.
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