Armstrong third after wet, chilly Tour stage
Lance Armstrong remained third as rain drenched 124 miles from Vittel to Colmar in northeast France. Levi Leipheimer withdrew with a broken wrist, leaving Astana short-handed as Heinrich Haussler edged the field. Julian Dean and Oscar Freire were lightly hit by an air rifle shot on the road.
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Ex-NFL quarterback McNairs killer gun sale case arrest
Federal agents arrest Adrian Gilliam Jr of La Vergne for selling a 9 mm pistol to Sahel Kazemi for 100 dollars. Kazemi killed Steve McNair and herself after meeting Gilliam during a car sale. Gilliam, a 1993 Florida murder and armed robbery convict, told police he sold the weapon to Kazemi for protection after a burglary. Authorities traced the gun to a 2002 pawn sale. Gilliam says he remains a decent family man despite the tragedy.
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Wedding Day Victory for Ottawa in League Play
Fritts opened with a single as Ottawa built a lead, Bell and Fritts scoring on errors. The team collected nine hits with Fritts totaling three and Bell and Kevin Farrell two apiece as Ottawa (14-12) surged in the second inning and extended their lead. Coach Long will miss the rest of the tournament for his wedding as Mast notes the win boosts their state tourney hopes.
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Vipers Rally For Win At World Series
Liberty Missouri Ottawa Vipers, a 13 year old A rank boys baseball team, rallied from a three run deficit in the sixth to beat the Gardner Bandits 10-5 in seven innings at the USSSA World Series. The Vipers earlier defeated the Muskogee Astros 7-0. Vikings resume action today as the championship game is set for Sunday.
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Watson fights through wind at Turnberry in tough Open round
Watson, nine months after hip surgery, battled rough conditions in Turnberry as gusty winds and white caps on the Irish Sea tested his nerves. He bogeyed four straight holes but rallied with a 25-foot birdie on nine and a dramatic 75-foot putt from the 16th back to contention. Matteo Manaserro, 16, also matched pace with a 70, while Sergio Garcia praised Watson's grit and love for the game.
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Sprint Cup Driver Standings Update
Tony Stewart leads the scoreboard with 2,884 points followed by Jeff Gordon 2,709 and Jimmie Johnson 2,672 in the top three. Kurt Busch 2,526 and Denny Hamlin 2,457 sit fourth and fifth, with Carl Edwards 2,438 and Ryan Newman 2,385 close behind.
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Local church softball schedule posted for Friday play
Bal Church hosts a Friday softball slate at South. First Baptist plays Ottawa Community at 7 p.m. Sacred Heart meets Community Foursquare at 9 p.m. Nazarene faces Wellsville, with North Baptist having a bye.
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