Tour de France faces last Alpine ride amid scandals
After a rest day the Tour heads into its final Alpine stage with Rasmussen wearing yellow after Sunday's win. Doping cases and retirements have hollowed the field as top former rivals like Armstrong Landis Ullrich and Basso fade. Linus Gerdemann and Vinokourov vie to step up as clean cycling contenders amid crashes and injuries.
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Michael Rasmussen
Denmark
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Floyd Landis
Jan Ullrich
Ivan Basso
Ullrich
Astana
Alexandre Vinokourov
Andreas Kloeden
Gerdemann
Rasmussen
Baseball MLB White Sox at Indians 7 p.m. match
The schedule lists MLB action with the Chicago White Sox visiting the Cleveland Indians at 7 p.m. on SportsTime Ohio. Also shown are cycling Stage 9 in the Tour de France from Val d Isere to Briancon and coverage on Versus and radio stations WEOL 930 AM and WTAM 1100 AM.
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Ohio Weol
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Briancon
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Standings After Night Stages In Stage Race Leaders
The general classification lists Rasmussen of Rabobank leading with 39 hours 37 minutes 42 seconds. Gerdemann, Mayo, Valverde, Kashechkin, Evans, Moreau, Gontador, Schleck, Menchov, Sastra, Leipheimer, Pereiro, Zubeldia, Beltran, Garate, Kirchen, Valjavec, Horner, Popovych, Gusev, Hincapie, Vande Velde, Martinez, Noval, Rodriguez, Zabriskie among riders from Denmark Spain Kazakhstan France Luxembourg Ukraine Portugal United States Russia and more. Next stage is Tuesday, last Alp climbs, 99.1 miles from Val dIsere to Briancan.
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Iban Mayo
Spain
Saunier Duval- Prodir
Alejandro Valvarde
Caisse d'Epargne
Andrey Kashechkin
Kazakhstan
Astana
Cade Evans
Australia
Predictor Lotto
Christophe Moreau
France
Ag2r Prevoyance
Alberto Gantador
Discovery Channel
Frank Schleck
Luxembourg
CSC
Denis Menchov
Russia
Rabobank
Carlos Sastra
Apres Kloeden
Germany
Levi Leipheimer
United States
Oscar Pereiro
Haimmar Zubeldia
Euskaltel- Euskadi
Real Beltran
Liquigas
Juan Manuel Garate
David Arroona
Ae Kirchen
T- Mobile
Tadej Valjavec
Fondital
Christopher Horner
Predictor-Lotta
Yaroslav Popovych
Ukraine
Vladimir Gusev
George Hincapie
Christian Vandeveldé
Team Csc
Egor Martinez
Sergio Paulinho
Portugal
Benjamin Noval Gonzalez
Fred Rodriguez
Major League signings and roster moves sweep leagues
Transaction listings show Cleveland Indians extending manager Eric Wadge to 2010 and adding pitchers Mahalic Judy and Juhl. Royals activate Reggie Sanders from the 60 day DL and designate Sean Thompson for assignment. Rangers reach terms with Tommy Hunter. Cubs recall Billy Petrick and designate Rob Bowen. Reds recall Bobby Livingston. Marlins suspend Scott Olsen for two games. Brewers place Ben Sheets on DL and recall Manny Parra. Mets activate Jorge Sosa. Nuggets sign Chucky Atkins. Warriors sign Marco Belinelli. Wizards re-sign DeShawn Stevenson. NFL suspends Jared Allen two games. Panthers sign Johnson. Bengals waive Ghent. Lions re-sign Cory E. Jets sign Wong. 49ers waive Jermaine Hardy. Redskins sign Blades. Sartz and Palmer signed. Hollenbach released. Ducks sign Aaron Rome. Stars sign Lessard and Holter. Wings sign Ellis, Gelech and others. Panthers announce Repik deal and Kreps/Globke offers accepted. Wild re-sign Foys, Voros, Ward, Reitz. Islanders sign Campoli. Penguins extend Michel Therrien and sign Ardelan and Pokl-landak. Sharks sign Robinson. Wolves re-sign Fretter. Marlies sign Parrott and Tsimikalis. Grizzlies sign Sartich. Duke and Duke-related college moves. Lehman resignations. Mansfield names Stackhaul. NC Wesleyan hires Modisa. Oklahoma State suspends Marcus Dove. Ottawa resigns Conner. Presbyterian hires McPhatter and Cole. St Augustine’s names LaTanya Collins. SE Louisiana hires James. Susquehanna names Jordan. Wake Forest ineligible Eric Berry.
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Louisville
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Nashville
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Charles Johnson
DT Marquehornton
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Mark Hartigan
Adam Berkhoel
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Arena Bowl XXI Favorite Points for July 29 in New Orleans
A compact sports card notes matchups and betting lines across multiple leagues. Giants vs Phillies Cubs 6-7 Padres 6-7 Dodgers 5.5-6.5 Arena Bowl XXI in New Orleans July 29. Includes CFL bets Montreal Winnipeg Hamilton Edmonton Saskatchewan Calgary Toronto and a boxing bout Wright versus Hopkins with Wright at 125 dollars.
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Monday racing results from multiple tracks and handlers
Results list across eleven races with multiple horses and payouts. Notable names include Feliciano R and Martinez Jr. L with various exacta, trifecta, and superfecta payouts. other drivers include Skerrett J, Stokes L, and Irvine W. The card shows first and second place horses with respective payoffs and combinations across the day.
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Martinez, Jr
Joe
Skerrett J
Pirares C
Honor Rayer
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Alana Zoey
Skerratt J
Blues Breeze
Cloninger, Jr. W
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Lady Waffles
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Diamond Laur
Croninger, Jr. W
All True
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Real Monarch
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Stokes
Forsberg
Gonzalez L
India Sun
Perez
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Capitol Panic
Meyers T
Magic Berti Spieth S
Oracle Martinez, Jr. L
A Merriman
Heather
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L Rich
Compass
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W Schwartz
J Larrabee
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T Jones
E Deaton
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Yana
Ashley Flash
Deaton
P Smith
Corieones Capo
D McKirgan
Armbro
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T Amos
Kashman
Bonn
President Pine
Conference Championship and Arenabowl Matchups
National Conference Columbus defeats Georgia 66 to 56 in Columbus. American Conference San Jose tops Chicago 61 to 49 in San Jose. Arenabowl set for New Orleans with Columbus facing San Jose on Sunday July 28 at 3 p.m.
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Chicago
New Orleans
Tennis results from Lindner, Palermo, Los Angeles and Stuttgart
Akiko Morigami and Sania Mirza win in Cincinnati and New York events, with Krajicek and Pironkova advancing in Palermo. Los Angeles sees Kiefer, Berrer, Lee, Tursunov and Delic winners. Stuttgart features Pashanski triumph over Garcia-Lopez and Cilic’s win as round one extends.
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Teimuraz Gabashvili
Russia
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Amer Delic
Lee Hyung-taik
South Korea
Kevin Kim
Dmitry Tursunov
Danai Udomehoke
Thailand
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Boris Pashanski
Serbia
Guillermo Garcia-Lopez
Spain
Marin Cilic
Croatia
Benjamin
Verdasco Downs Mayer as Monfils Advances in Rome Qualifiers
In a string of results from the Becker clay, Fernando Verdasco of Spain defeated Florian Mayer of Germany 6-3 6-2. Gael Monfils of France beat Tommy Robredo 7-6 6-2. Others include Korolev, Devilder, Zabaleta, Simon, Hanescu, Haase, Massu, and ongoing rain suspensions in matches with Bakker and Chardy.
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Ruben Ramirez Hidalgo
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Robin Haase
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Nicolas Massu
Chile
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Jeremy Chardy
Carnoustie Golf Links amateur rounds begin at Carnoustie
At Carnoustie Golf Links in Scotland an amateur event runs Thursday and Friday with players listed by start times and groups. Notable names include Joe Durant, Oliver Wilson, Ben Bunny, Kevin Stadler, Graeme Storm, Matt Kuchar, Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Seung-Ho Lee, and many others across multiple early morning windows.
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Oliver Wilson
Ben Bunny
Kevin Stadler
Graeme Storm
David Higgins
Adilsan da Silva
Gregory Bourdy
Matt Kuchar
Tiger Woods
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Justin Rose
Ian Poulter
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Toshi Izawa
Ste Sin
Tom Lehman
Jeev Milkha Singh
Nick O'Hern
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David Shacklady
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Aim
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Rich Beem
Ryan Moore
Pelle Edberg
Dong-Hwan Lee
Adam Groom
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Peter Baker
Mark Foster
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Mattias Eliasson
Justin Kehoe
David Gleeson
Richie Ramsay
David Toms
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Rory McIlroy
Miguel Angel Jimenez
Henrik Stenson
Vijay Singh
Arron Oberholser
Brian Davis
Aaron Baddeley
Ben Curtis
Paul Waring
Phil Mickelson
Toru Taniguchi
Tea Westwood
Graeme McDowell
Zach Johnson
Jose Maria Olazabal
Sergio Garcia
Chad Campbell
Johan Edfors
Achi Sato
Brett Quigley
Francesc Molinari
Mark O'Meara
Loren Roberts
Tony Jacklin
Boo Weekley
Jon Bevan
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Pat Perez
Yong- Eun Yang
Kevin Harper
Ewan Porter
Jonathan Byrd
Alastair Forsyth
Steven Alker
Nick Watney
Desvonde Bates
Charley Hoffman
Chih Bing Lam
Steve Parry
Scott Laycock
Anders Hultman
Seung-Ho Lee
Jose Filipe Lima
Tery Pilkadaris
Benn Barham
Motorsport Standings and Earnings Leaders Through Sunday
The list shows drivers ranked by points with Jeff Gordon at 2,911 and Danny Hamlin at 2,608 in top positions. Money earnings place Kevin Harvick at $5,168,960 and Kurt Busch at $2,809,580 among the leading earners in a season-long tally.
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Jeff Gordon
Danny Hamlin
Matt Kenseth
Jeff Burton
Dan Edwards
Tony Stewart
Jimmie Johnson
Kevin Harvick
Kyle Busch
Clint Bowyer
Martin Truex Jr
Denny Hamlin
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Ryan Newman
Kurt Busch
Kasey Kahne
David Ragan
Beckham's debut delayed by ankle setback in practice
David Beckham, limited to stretching and kicks, faces a day to day path to a Galaxy debut against Chelsea after an ankle injury during Monday's first practice since joining Los Angeles. Coach Frank Yallop said the ankle remains swollen and recovery is hoped to be rapid.
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Los Angeles Galaxy
Chelsea
Galaxy
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Yallop
Beckham
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