Goldschmidt Greinke pace D-backs past Cardinals 7 1
Paul Goldschmidt homered and drove in three as Zack Greinke spun seven strong innings to back Arizona's 7 1 win over St Louis. Goldschmidt hit his 22nd homer, J D Martinez added his 21st, and Ketel Marte drove in two. Robbie Ray remained in club care after head injury.
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Goldschmidt
Greinke
D-backs
Cardinals
ST. Louis
Paul Goldschmidt
Zack Greinke
Arizona Diamondbacks
St. Louis Cardinals
J.D. Martinez
Diamondbacks
Arizona
Martinez
Detroit
Mike Leake
Colorado
Ketel Marte
A.J. Pollock
RBI
Kevin Siegrist
Paul DeJong
Robbie Ray
Robbie
Torey Lovullo
Lovullo
Ray
Beltre Nears 3000 Hits in Rangers Loss to Orioles
Adrian Beltre singled to move within one of 3000 career hits as the Texas Rangers were blanked 4-0 by the Baltimore Orioles. Beltre went 1 for 4, but grounded out in the sixth and was doubled off to end the ninth. Kevin Gausman earned the win, Zach Britton notching his 56th straight save. Trey Mancini and Caleb Joseph homered for Baltimore.
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Arlington
Texas
Adrian Beltre
Texas Rangers
Baltimore Orioles
Beltre
Short
Manny Machado
Kevin Gausman
Zach Britton
Trey Mancini
Caleb Joseph
Austin Bibens-Dirkx
Sebastien Buemi
Lucas di Grassi
Nick Heidfeld
Jean-Eric Vergne
Toro Rosso
Nelson Piquet Jr
Nelson Piquet
Renault
Leonardo DiCaprio
Formula E gains traction as Mercedes and Porsche join
Mercedes and Porsche commit to Formula E from 2010s season, signaling stronger rival to F1. The series, raced in cities like Berlin and Paris, aims to grow with 12 teams in 2019 and features eco friendly, quieter electric cars amid skepticism about speed and drama.
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Budapest
Hungary
Mercedes
Porsche
Brazil
Lucas di Grassi
Montreal
Canada
Berlin
Buenos Aires
Hong Kong
Mexico City
Paris
New York
Monaco
Jean Todt
FIA
Toto Wolff
Todt
Agag
Olympic Park
Beijing
Andretti
Faraday
Dragon Racing
Driv
Fernando Alonso
Nico Hulkenberg
Renault
Red Bull
Max Verstappen
Brooklyn
Hotel Des Invalides
Louis XIV
Verstappen
Lewis Hamilton
Usain Bolt’s Olympic dominance reshapes track history
The piece credits Usain Bolt’s 2008 onward dominance and flawless Olympic record, noting world records in 100 200 and 4x100 events and a near-mythic career arc. It compares his impact to Nicklaus and Ali, cites Justin Gatlin and Tom McNab, and foresees his farewell after further world championships.
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Bolt
Rio de Janeiro
Yohan Blake
London
Blake
America
Justin Gatlin
Nicklaus
Palmer
Watson
Ali
Pete
McNab
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Taijuan Walker
Lance Lynn
Jaguar
Alejandro Agag
Johnny Miller
Bol
Tom Weiskopf
Jack
Gatlin
Tom McNab
Russia
Rio
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