Pomona Days Judd Ranch 5K Winners Lead Wide Field
Emily Homer and Tim Barnes topped the Pomona Days Judd Ranch 5K Run Walk in Pomona with strong times. The event featured 51 finishers across age groups for both women and men, from 13 and under to 70 to 79, with top ages and times listed for each division.
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Emily Homer
Tim Barnes
Judd Ranch
Ashley Schrader
Courtney Valek
Ashley Olson
Amanda Alexander
Kimberly Flory
Stephanie Worthington
Mandy Figgins
Magan Flory
Ashley Arn
Jessica Loper
Sheena Riplay
Heather Arn
Amy Altic
Diane Greenleaf
Teri Morris
Denise Kost
Vicki Worthington
Terri Bowman
Trudy Snyder
Linda Beasley
Vicki Stainbrook
Anita Figgins
Matt Soper
Tanner Nitchar
Brett Beasley
Aaron Harrell
Josh Leach
Luke Rodina
Carey Robinson
Dustin Malone
Mike Finch
Randy Tindal
Kirk Wren
Caelton Groves
Dan Pickett
John Peimann
Tom Brundage
Duke Matthews
Correction to Diamond Roundup misprints
A Wednesday Diamond Roundup item contained errors. Matthew Parenti is the coach pitching to a player on his team, and Aaron Schaefer was misspelled in the Ottawa Tally Twisters team photo.
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Aaron Schaefer
Ottawa
Belgian rider wins 11th Tour stage as Armstrong leads
Ludo Dierckxsens captured the 11th stage in Saint Etienne, finishing one hour, 14 minutes behind race leader Lance Armstrong. Dmitri Konyshev and Alexandre Vinokourov followed closely as Armstrong strengthened his overall lead, while the main field trailed by over 22 minutes. Virenque, sixth in stage 10, commented that Armstrong’s dominance would push others to podium battles in Paris.
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Alps
Mie Armstrong
Paris
Virenque
Spain
Abraham Olano
Crane Collapse Kills Three at Miller Park Construction
Milwaukee workers die as a 567 foot crane nicknamed Big Blue breaks apart while lowering a roof piece at Miller Park. Five others injured. operator in stable condition. Officials launch investigation as Brewers postpone game.
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Ottawa Legion Tops Lawrence Outlaws 6-2 in Legion Action
Ottawa defeated the Lawrence Outlaws 6-2 at Orls Cox Complex behind J R Servatius who struck out 12 in seven innings. He started strong with five of the first seven batters retired and added two whiffs in each of his final three frames. Jeremy Fredricks went 3-for-4 with a three run homer in the seventh, while Ryan Dickinson earned the save after relief work. Before the game officials honored Indi-
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Jake Coffman
Ryan Dickinson
Jeremy Fredricks
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Carnoustie opens with brutal British Open round
ARNOUSTIE Scotland AP The Carnoustie course lived up to its feared reputation as deep rough and narrow fairways produced astronomical scores in round one. Pros including Garcia and O'Meara struggled with 80s, while Rodney Pampling surged to a 71. Pampling led at 1 under early, as winds rose and many stars posted high numbers.
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Mark O'Meara
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Umpires Vote to Resign in Major League Baseball
In Philadelphia 68 Major League umpires vote to resign effective after the All-Star break, 57 attend the meeting and 11 plan to announce resignations soon. Umpires cite ongoing quarrels with owners and players after Len Coleman suspended Tom Hallion, forming a new self supervised body to contract for services, while owners may hire from the minors.
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Bud Selig
Philadelphia
Len Coleman
Tom Hallion
Richie Phillips
Boston
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Dale Scott
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Southstars Finish Undefeated League Run in Sweep
The Ottawa Southstars defeated Wellsville 15-2 and 16-2 to finish the league with a 10-0 record and their season at 16-3. Branne Daugharty struck out nine and allowed one hit in game one, while Jill Spratt drove in four runs. In game two Ashlees Moore limited Wellsville to two hits as Daugharty added four RBIs and LaDonna Wesen contributed an RBI. The team ends the year hosting the Sunflower Showdown. first two games at 11 a.m. Saturday.
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Jill Spratt
Lynch Brown
Ali Brimblecom
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