Twins Rally Past Rays as Detroit Tops White Sox
In Chicago the Tigers beat the White Sox 2-1 narrowing the AL Central gap while the Twins won 6-4 at Minnesota over the Devil Rays. Marcus Thames and Chris Shelton delivered Detroit's deciding plays and Johan Santana led Minnesota to its seventh straight win as the team nears a wild-card push.
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Ottawa Cal Ripken Babe Ruth team nets state second, earns Sportsmanship Award
Ottawa 10-year-old Cal Ripken Babe Ruth squad finished as runners up in the state tournament and received the Sportsmanship Award. Team members include Jared Parenti, Caleb Parenti, Dakota Schmoe, Shelby Rockhold, Christian Moore, Jefferey Doolittle, Dylan Weid, Tyler Smith, Kolton Eckenroed, Emerson Smith, Drake Whalen, Kord Ferguson, Dalton Weid, Nathan Roth, Toby Wilson, with coaches Bryan Ferguson, Matt Parenti and Mark Wilson. Individual honors list AHHP for Dakota Schmoe, WOW Awards for Dalton Weidl, Tyler Smith, Kord Ferguson, Caleb Parenti and Kolton Eckenroed, and MVPs for Nathan Roth, Drake Whalen and Toby Wilson.
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Blue Jays vs Hillenbrand feud sparks club showdown
TORONTO AP The rift between manager John Gibbons and Shea Hillenbrand deepened after Hillenbrand said the ship was sinking on the clubhouse board. Gibbons challenged him to a fight and Hillenbrand was designated for assignment, signaling a tense team response. SAN FRANCISCO AP A federal grand jury on Bonds perjury and tax evasion questions expired without an indictment, while trainer Anderson, jailed for refusing to testify, signaling a new grand jury may hear whether Bonds lied under oath. Anderson remains steadfast, with subpoena to testify before another panel.
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Braves acquire Wickman to bolster bullpen arms
Atlanta Braves obtain closer Bob Wickman from the Cleveland Indians in a deal that sends a minor leaguer to Cleveland to strengthen a weak bullpen.
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Padres bench coach Tony Muser suspended by MLB
New York AP Tony Muser of the San Diego Padres was suspended for one game and fined by Major League Baseball for his actions during Sunday's game versus the Atlanta Braves.
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Roddick advances in RCA Championships
Second seed Andy Roddick defeats Jeff Morrison 7 6 4 7 5 in Indianapolis to reach a quarterfinal against Gilles Muller who ousted him at last year's US Open. Top seed James Blake and defending champion Robby Ginepri also win to move on.
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Jimenez falters after fast start at Open lead
Spain's Miguel Angel Jimenez opened with a four under through five holes but bogeyed the next two and finished with a 70 to sit 7 under. Jimenez, two behind leader DiMarco at midafternoon, saw his early advantage disappear as Owen and Wall posted 67s and Mickelson shot 69 after Thursday's U.S. Open collapse.
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Landis Wins Tour Stage By Solo Ride On Descent
Landis rode away nearly two minutes ahead of Sastre who finished second as Pereira came in seventh. From Saint Jean de Maurienne to Morzine the route featured three climbs and a fast descent. Landis earned bonus points, extended his lead past the 45 mile mark, and spoke of beer and focus after the win.
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