P O Beats Big Valley In Low-Scoring Softball Tilt
Big Valley falls 15 2 to 2 4 Philipsburg Osceola in a game with 19 hits total. Williamson and Sinclair singled, Bodtorf and Crain combined for four runs allowed, while Sechler and Spichter added key hits for the visitors.
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P O
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Bodtorf
L. Peachey
Sechler
Spichter
Crain
Domblisky
Fielder drives Brewers past Reds with three-run shot
Prince Fielder, Derby winner, hit a three-run homer in the third to spark Milwaukee in a 9-6 win over Cincinnati. Braden Looper earned the win, while Edwin Encarnacion drove in four with a late homer for the Reds. Trevor Hoffman secured his 21st save in 23 chances.
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Edwin Encarnacion
Trevor Hoffman
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Joey Votto
Looper
Local Area Results and Upcoming Baseball Playoff Schedule
Results across multiple leagues including Little League District finals where Big Valley beat Philipsburg-Osceola 17 to 2. Regional Babe Ruth 15-year-olds games at Goodereport Area Rac Park with matchups listed. Teener League and VFW All-Stars results, then doubleheader MLB schedule notes and 1924-2000 historical MLB events and Turnberry Open leader Miguel Angel Jimenez 6 under 64. Tiger Woods and other notable names mentioned with round details.
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Lou Holtz to enter Hall of Fame in Notre Dame era
Lou Holtz will be enshrined in the College Football Hall of Fame alongside John Cooper Jim Donnan Volney Ashford Troy Aikman Billy Cannon and Thurman Thomas. The Notre Dame coach known for leading six universities to bowl games and a national title at Notre Dame in 1988 is celebrated during two days of ceremonies in South Bend Indiana. Holtz is praised for turning teams into cohesive units and for teaching life lessons beyond Xs and Os.
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Sorensen claims first Tour stage as Armstrong eyes rivals
Sorensen broke clear in the 131.4 mile Tonnerre to Vittel stage to win ahead of Lefevre by 48 seconds with Nocentini, Armstrong, and Contador in the chasing group about six minutes back. Leipheimer suffered a crash injuring wrist and shoulder but expects to ride on. The UCI overturned an earpiece ban, allowing riders to use radios in stage 13 from Vittel to Colmar.
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AP Sports Writer Samuel Petrequin Contribution
AP Sports Writer Samuel Petrequin contributed to this report.
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Free agent in 2010 or extension now for NBA stars
LeBron James and fellow 2010 free agents Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh face extensions or free agency options as the cap outlook shifts. The Cavaliers can offer James a new deal while Wade and Bosh weigh upcoming extensions against waiting for 2010 class dynamics under the looming 2011 CBA expiry.
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Chris Bosh
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Toronto
Bryan Colangelo
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Leon Rose
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