Harvick Captures Daytona Night Win In Dramatic Finish
Kevin Harvick took the lead on the final restart at Daytona International Speedway beating teammate Clint Bowyer and holding off Kasey Kahne and Jeff Gordon in a two lap sprint. It was Harvick's second win of the season after Talladega in April. Kahne finished second followed by Gordon Earnhardt Jr. and Burton. Rain delayed start and a 20 gun crash with 12 laps left halted the race for 20 minutes.
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Baseball scores and schedules from Friday to Monday
In Major League action, Friday results include Toronto 6 New York 1 in 11 innings, Oakland 3 Cleveland 0, Detroit 7 Seattle 1, Boston 3 Baltimore 2, Chicago White Sox 5 Texas 3, Minnesota 2 Tampa Bay 1, Kansas City 2 Los Angeles Angels 1 in 10 innings. Saturday saw New York 11 Toronto 3, Tampa Bay 8 Minnesota 6, Cleveland 5 Oakland 4 in 10, Detroit 6 Seattle 1, Boston 9 Baltimore 3, Texas 3 Chicago White Sox 1, Kansas City 4 Los Angeles Angels 2. Sunday matchups feature Oakland at Cleveland, Seattle at Detroit, Toronto at New York, Baltimore at Boston, Tampa Bay at Minnesota, Chicago White Sox at Texas, Kansas City at Los Angeles Angels, with Monday’s games including Baltimore at Detroit and N Y Yankees at Oakland. National League at a glance lists multiple late-innings results and scheduled games, including Cubs and Mets, Braves and Marlins, Phillies and Pirates, Dodgers and Diamondbacks, and other interleague matchups.
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Cancellara tops Tour de France Rotterdam prologue
Fabian Cancellara of Team Saxo Bank wins the 5.5 mile Rotterdam prologue in 10 minutes. David Millar, Lance Armstrong and Geraint Thomas follow among top finishers with Armstrong in fourth and several others clocking the same time.
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Local Tour Golf Scores Update
The scoreboard lists a series of scores 59 64 67 and 700 for the opening line. Subsequent lines show 67 72 45 204 and 69 65 70 204 followed by 87 70 69 206. Other entries include 66 68 72 206 and 66 71 70 207 69 68 70 207 72 70 46 208 and 71 70 67 208. Final line notes 5 Tour.
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Lesnar rallies to beat Darwin in second round
Brock Lesnar overcame Darwin in a tense second round to advance, with Lesnar launching decisive blows and maintaining control as the match progressed. Darwin pressed late but could not overcome the champion in a heavyweight showdown.
Lesnar Stops Carwin in Round Two at UFC 116
Brock Lesnar survived a brutal first round to force Shane Carwin to tap via arm triangle in the second at MGM Grand Garden Arena defending his heavyweight title. The UFC 116 card in Las Vegas also saw Chris Leber crush Yoshihiro Akiyama and Stephan Bonnar stop Krzysztof Soszynski as Evander Holyfield Dwayne Johnson and Senator Harry Reid watched.
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Weekend MLB and NHL Transaction Roundup
Multiple MLB teams announced injured list moves and recalls including Detroit reinserting Perry and Hardy while Tolbert lands on the DL. The Dodgers Retroactively DL Manny Ramirez and recalled Xavier Paul and Travios Schlichting. Phillies sign Cody Ransom, Cardinals place Ryan Ludwick on the IL, Padres recall Aaron Cunningham and place Will Venable on the DL. NHL and college notes from Phoenix Coyotes and Pittsburgh Penguins signings.
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TV Sports Watch Schedule for July Fourth and Fifth
Schedule lists live and same day taped events across motorsports golf baseball soccer and tennis. Entries include Camping World Grand Prix Watkins Glen and AT&T National golf finals in Newtown Square Philadelphia area with CBS and ESPN coverage and Tour de France stages from Rotterdam to Brussels and Brussels to Spa.
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