Armstrong teammates triumph as Paulinho wins 10th stage
At the Tour de France in Gap France Sergio Paulinho of Portugal won stage ten in a tight two rider sprint from a breakaway with Vasil Kiryienka Belarus as Andy Schleck held onto the yellow jersey. Schleck finished well back in the main peloton over 14 minutes behind.
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Gap
France
Lance Armstrong
Team RadioShack
Sergio Paulinho
Portugal
Andy Schleck
Luxembourg
Paulinho
Vasil Kiryienka
Belarus
Chambery
Fea
Alberto Contador
Armstrong
Astana
RadioShack
Levi Leipheimer
Kiryienka
Caisse d’Epargne
Paulinho Wins Stage 10 at Tour de France in Hot Conditions
Sergio Paulinho of Portugal wins Stage 10 covering 111.2 miles from Chambery to Gap in 5 hours 10 minutes 56 seconds. Vasili Kiryienka is second in a sprint, Dries Devenyns third. Andy Schleck holds the yellow jersey with a 41 second lead over Alberto Contador.
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Evuuion Mips
Sergio Paulinho
Portugal
Vasili Kiryienka
Belarus
Dries Devenyns
Andy Schleck
Luxembourg
Alberto Contador
Samuel Sanchez
Paulinho
RadioShack
Johan Bruyneel
Sisteron
Bourg-les-Valence
Tured
Laffrey Pass
Alps
Kiryienka
Belgium
Willoughby
Kirtland Country Club
Bill Williamson
Cincinnati
Michael Cross
Dublin
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Amateur Public Links results upsets highlight Greensboro rounds
At Bryan Park Greensboro five rounds of match play produced numerous thrillers as John Tyler Griffin and Wesley Graham advanced in the early bracket. The day saw multiple decisive finishes including 4 and 3 and 5 and 4 routs with notable players advancing toward the round of 32.
Multi-sport Athlete Moves Highlight Busy Pro Day
Transactions show MLB promotions for Dustin Ackley Edward Paredes and Anthony Varvaro to Tacoma. Jays acquire Yunel Escobar and Jo Jo Reyes from Braves for Alex Gonzalez Tim Collins Tyler Pastronicky, plus Quintin Berry claimed by Padres. Cavs sign Kyle Lowry. Pacers name Kellogg VP. Lakers Fisher agrees. Nets hire King and sign players. 76ers sign Turner. Suns acquire Childress and Turkoglu. Cardinals Browns Jaguars signings. Eskimos roaster moves. Oilers Wild Rangers and more NHL signings. MLS Red Bulls sign Henry. College notices include Ball State tennis probation Colgate golf Colgate Jaime Wohlbach Delaware softball coach Florida Southern Kenya Weaks Manhattan Scott Adubato Michigan operationsBrad Labadie Scott Proshek Thiel Kevin Fenstermacher Vanderbilt Bobby Johnson Washington MO Steve Duncan Wentworth Jenn Kerr.
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Dustin Ackley
Edward Paredes
Anthony Varvaro
Tacoma
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Yunel Escobar
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Evan Turner
Phoenix Suns
Josh Childress
Atlanta
Fredo Turkoglu
Toronto
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J.F. Jacques
Minnesota Wild
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NEW York Rangers
Brodie Dupont
Phoenix Coyotes
Ray Edwards
Jeff Truitt
San Antonio Rampage
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Vinny Ferravudlo
Toronto Maple Leafs
Marcel Mueller
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ST. Thomas
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Scott Proshek
Thiel
Kevin Fenstermacher
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Bobby Johnson
Washington
Steve Duncan
Wentworth
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Stage standings and overall race times highlight rider gaps
The report lists top cyclists with their teams and stage times including Omega Pharma-Lotto rider Brajkovic and RadioShack entries. It also shows after ten stages the overall standings led by Andy Schleck with Contador 41 seconds back and Sanchez in third, followed by Menchov and others with cumulative times and gaps.
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Omega Pharma-Lotto
Janez Brajkovic
Slovenia
Team RadioShack
Gregory Rast
Switzerland
Samuel Sanchez
Spain
Euskaltel- Euskadi
Denis Menchov
Russia
Rabobank
Yaroslav Popovych
Ukraine
George Hincapie
United States
BMC Racing Team
Andreas Kloeden
Germany
Christopher Horner
RadioShack
Lance Armstrong
Andy Schleck
Luxembourg
Team Saxo Bank
Alberto Contador
Astana
Jurgen van den Broeck
Belgium
Levi Leipheimer
Ryder Hesjedel
Canada
Garmin Transitions
Nicolas Roche
Ireland
Ag2r la Mondiale
Alexandre Vinokourov
Kazakhstan
Michael Rogers
Australia
Team Htc-Columbia
Carlos Sastre
Cervelo
Bradley Wiggins
Britain
Sky Pro Cycling
Cadel Evans
Thomas Lovkvist
Sweden
Alan
Vanderbilt coach Bobby Johnson retires abruptly
Vanderbilt head football coach Bobby Johnson resigned for personal reasons, announced by Vice Chancellor David Williams. Johnson spoke at a news conference saying the decision was difficult but not health related for him or his wife.
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Johnson
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Rich Rodriguez
NCAA
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Fedora
Hattiesburg American
DeAndre Brown
Johdrick Morris
Martez Smith
Savannah State University
U.S. District Court
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Joe Steffen
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