Indians coach Manuel in stable condition after bypass surgery
Cleveland Indians hit ting coach Charlie Manuel is in stable condition after quadruple bypass surgery at Fairview General Hospital. Manuel, 54, suffered a minor heart attack on the golf course during the All-Star break. Doctors reported 100 percent blockage in three arteries and 90 percent in a fourth. Manny Ramirez continues to shine, hitting for power and average as Hargrove praises his consistency and contact. The Indians signed their third round pick Scott Pratt, who starred for Auburn with 11 homers and 59 RBIs this spring. Kenny Lofton attended a Janet Jackson concert and was invited on stage, calling it cool. Enríque Wilson extended his average to .312 with a 3-for-4 night for Buffalo.
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Tour Irish legends shake up final stage lead change
Jan Svorada captures his first Tour stage victory in four years on a 127.4 mile race along Ireland's south coast with Erik Zabel seizing the yellow jersey after an 11th place finish. Chris Boardman crashes near the finish and is hospitalized in Cork.
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Ron Francis
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Yankees Indians MLB broadcast and odds page update
Coverage lists 7 p.m. baseball Yankees at Indians on Fox Sports Ohio and radio stations WEOL 830 and WTAM 1100. It includes odds notes for several MLB teams, plus player moves and college sports bureau items, with multiple signings and reassignments across leagues.
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Cleveland Indians
Record of betting and standings with listed results and players
A garbled sports betting page details winnings and payouts for races or games, with names such as Fantasoaro, Kayatone Royalty, and Schilaci, plus a college basketball conference standings section. It also lists attendance, handle, and team results for the Eastern and Western conferences and notes players named for a US World Championships roster, including Wendell Alexis and Earl Boykin, with game schedules and cross-league lines.
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Ciudad de Husiva
Spain
Jason Lasser
Sioux Falls
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St. John's
Lon Kruger
Llingts
International Gyracuee and Baseball Line Scores
Fragmented scoreboard style text shows teams and scores for multiple games including Louisville Brewers and Columbus Yankees with mixed abbreviations and unclear punctuation. Notable items mention Pawtucket Richmond games and several minor league or spring training style matchups across cities like Durham Norfolk Syracuse and Scranton, with scattered scores and partial lineups.
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Nicklaus weighs what he can still offer at 58
Jack Nicklaus said he would like to give fans the best of his 58 year old game and plans to play Open championships to come though probably not next year at Carnoustie. He finished sixth in the Seniors Players Championship and said he will play the U S Senior Open in late July which may be his last event of the year. He ended a majors streak with a late Masters charge before tying for sixth and later tied for 43rd at the U S Open. Nicklaus is one of four players to win the career Grand Slam.
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Drummond edges Nicklaus in British Open qualifier at Hillside
Ross Drummond chipped in from 25 yards for a birdie on the third extra hole to knock out Jack Nicklaus, who bogeyed the last three holes to close 7 over par. Mize, Rose, Brand Jr., and Davis also qualified, while Twitty withdrew and O Grady failed to advance after rounds over 80.
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West Lancashire
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Growth of new women’s softball league expands coast to coast
The women’s softball league began in 1997 with six teams across Florida North Carolina Georgia and Virginia. It expanded to Akron for the 1999 season aiming for 18 teams nationwide, backed by a 3.5 million three year title sponsorship with AT&T Wireless and a national ESPN2 TV deal. Orlando Wahoos won the inaugural title and players urged an All-Star game to boost exposure and fun.
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