Zabel Wins Third Tour Stage In Sprint Over Armstrong
Erik Zabel passed Lance Armstrong in the final sprint to win the third stage of the Tour de France in Seraing Belgium. The German finished in 4 hours 34 minutes 32 seconds over 123.27 miles from Antwerp. Magnion was second with Garzelli third. O Grady took yellow as overall leader while Armstrong moved to seventh.
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McKernan remembered as longtime Dodger executive
Pat McKernan, a veteran baseball executive, dies at age 83. He led the Dukes to six PCL titles and earned three President’s Trophies. Tributes from Tommy Lasorda and Branch Rickey III recall his steadfast leadership and deep ties to Albuquerque and minor league baseball.
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Baseball All Star Game Line Scores In Seattle
Tuesday’s all star game at Seattle’s Johnson Park featured American and National leagues with multiple pitchers and batters contributing. Sasaki earned the save as the National team toppled the American squad in a high scoring affair. District 2 Majors Tourney opened at Eastside Field with Artesia routing Sierra Blanca and Neon Optimist defeating Lions Honda.
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Scoreboard snapshot with listed games and times
A sports scoreboard shows teams and scores including Seattle 53 Miami 65 Orlando 63 UT Minnesota 73 Portland 52 Los Angeles 79 Utah 67 with games scheduled across Tuesday and Thursday. It lists Detroit at Washington Seattle at New York Cleveland at Indiana Los Angeles at Phoenix and Orlando at Charlotte plus Houston at Portland and Utah at Sacramento.
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Tour de France Stages and Time Trial Results Summary
Tour de France results list stage routes from Dunkirk to Paris with times and stage winners. Erik Zabel of Germany wins the prologue and stages, with Magnien of France noted as a contender. The report covers stages from July 7 to July 29 including rest days and a mountain time trial.
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Multiple Sports Transactions Span Baseball Football and Cycling
A long list of roster moves across leagues includes Minnesota Twins signing Scott Tyler and St. Paul Saints adding Chris, with trades involving Emil Brown to San Diego for Shawn Camp and Shawn Garrett. Various teams announce signings contracts and roster moves in hockey, basketball, football, and cycling, highlighting players such as Lance Armstrong, Christophe Moreau, and Joseba Beloki along with league-wide updates and standings.
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All-Star Farewell Ceremony For Ripken And Gwynn
A sellout crowd of 47 364 at Safeco Field joined commissioner Bud Selig in a six minute ceremony to honor Cal Ripken Jr and Tony Gwynn as they retire this season. Curt Schilling earlier handed the mound duties to Randy Johnson and Ripken acknowledged the moment as the All Stars paused in tribute after a homer near center field.
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Albuquerque Schools push to reshape NMAA governing system
Albuquerque Public Schools led a campaign to revert the NMAA regional setup and five classification system. The board formed two task forces to review the 2000 01 five class system and district representation while considering changes to membership dues.
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