Hagen wins stage as Voeckler clings to yellow in Alps
Edvald Boasson Hagen of Norway won stage 17 from Gap to Pinerolo, finishing ahead of Bauke Mollema and Sandy Casar. Thomas Voeckler remains in yellow but lost 27 seconds after riding off course on the final descent. Contador and Evans finished together in a group dagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinerolo
Italy
Edvard Boasson Hagen
Norway
Alps
Thomas Voeckler
Alberto Contador
Cadel Evans
Schleck Brothers
Samuel Sanchez
Voeckler
Evans
Ivan Basso
Boasson Hagen
Gap
Sestrieres
Bauke Mollema
France
Sandy Casar
Thor Hushovd
Frank
Andy Schleck
Associated Press
Contador
Mollema
Jonathan Hivert
Pramartino
Hivert
Hushovd
TV and Radio Sports Schedule Brief
A dense schedule lists MLB games for the St. Louis Cardinals at the New York Mets and the New York Yankees at the Tampa Bay Rays. It also covers cycling Tour de France stage 18 from Galibier Serre-Chevalier, European PGA events in Europe, Norton tours including the Nordea Masters and the Canadian Open, the Senior British Open, the Nationwide Golf Hospital round, the Evian Masters, and the Women's World Cup match Czech Republic versus the United States from Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Cardinals
N.Y. Mets
N.Y. Yankees
Tampa Bay Rays
Galibier Serre-Chevalier
France
Stockholm
Sweden
Surrey
England
Columbus
Vancouver
B.C
Evian-les-Bains
Multiple Pro Sports Moves Across Leagues
Chicago White Sox reinstate pitcher John Danks from the 15 day DL. Dodgers fire hitting coach Jeff Pentland and name Dave Hansen as new hitting coach. Mets sign right hander Robert Gsellman. Rockets announce Yao Ming’s retirement. Eskimos sign defensive end Robert Henderson. Blackhawks name Ten Dent as coach in Rockford AHL. Red Wings sign Guy Conklin to one year. Coyotes re sign Lauri Korvikoski to two year deal. Lightning reach terms with Teddy Purcell on a two year contract. Delaware names Jimmy Smith director of multimedia. Quinnipiac extends women’s basketball coach Tricia Fabbri through 2015-16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago White Sox
John Danks
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Jeff Pentland
Dave Hansen
NEW York Mets
Robert Gsellman
Hockey
National Hockey League
Chicago Blackhawks
Ten Dent
Rockford
Detroit Red Wings
Guy Conklin
Phoenix Coyotes
Lauri Korvikoski
Tampa Bay Lightning
Teddy Purcell
College
Delaware
Jimmy Smith
Quinnipiac
Tricia Fabbri
Boxing Report and Baseball Odds Snapshot
The report lists betting lines for baseball matchups including AMERICA'S LINE favorites like BLUE JAYS ANGELS Yankees Mets Cards MARLINS Padres ROCKIES Braves O'BACKS and a boxing note stating Amir Khan at $500 versus Zab Judah at $400 for a WBA IBF junior welterweight title bout on July 23 in Las Vegas. It also mentions Mariners Rangers and RAYS TWINS.
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Blue Jays
Angels
Yankees
Tigers
National League
METS
Marlins
Padres Rockies
Braves O’backs
Brewers Boxing Report
Las Vegas
Amir Khan
Zab Judah
International Today Schedule Highlights Nineteen Games
The lineup lists early afternoon starts for Durham Rochester Louisville Gwinnett Scranton Wilkes Barre Columbus Toledo Buffalo Syracuse Lehigh Valley Pawtucket Charlotte Indianapolis and later Friday matches. Notable tilts include Syracuse vs Scranton Wilkes Barre and Charlotte against Louisville as the day progresses.
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Durham
Rochester
Louisville
Gwinnett
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre
Columbu
Toledo
Norfolk
Buffalo
Syracuse
Lehigh Valley
Pawtucket
Charlotte
Indianapolis
Columbus
Lehigh
Phills
Bosox
Yanks
Nats
Mets
Twins
Braves
Rays
Chisox
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Baseball and Basketball Standings With Evening Schedules
The Frontier East and West divisions show Joliet leading the East with 30 wins, while Rockford and Traverse City trail. Evening games include Evansville at Florence, River City at Normal, Joliet at Windy City, and Lake Erie at Joliet among others, plus minor league scores and hockey-style matchups.
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Joliet
Traverse City
Windy City
Lake Erie
Washington
Rockford
River City
Southern Illinois
Normal
Florence
Gateway
Evansville
Ohio Open Medina results show tight scoring at Weymouth
The 88th Ohio Open at Weymouth Country Club par 72 ends with Mike Emery of Canton first at 203. Lewis Center’s B Unk and City Falls’ C Wollmann tie for second, followed by a cluster of players including Steve Lee Columbus and Garrett Franks in the tie group.
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Medina
Weymouth Country Club
Mike Emery
Canton
B. Unk
T. Bowman Harpster
Dennis Miller
Canfield
R.schembechler
Mass
N. Latimer
Brooklyn
Dave Bahr
Wyoming
Stage 17 from Gap to Pinerolo in the Alps results
In the 17th stage of the race Edvard Boasson Hagen leads at Pinerolo with 4 hours 18 minutes. Several riders follow within minutes including Bauke Mollema and Sandy Casar. Overall, Thomas Voeckler holds the lead at 73 hours 23 minutes 49 seconds with Cadel Evans and Frank Schleck close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gap
Pinerolo
Bauke Mollema
Netherlands
Sandy Casar
France
Voeckler
Alps
Italy
Sestriere
Edvard Boasson Hagen
Norway
Sky
Rabobank
Francaise Des Jeux
Julien el Fares
Cofidis
Sylvain Chavanel
Quick Step
Dmitriy Fofonov
Kazakhstan
Astana
Maciej Paterski
Poland
Liquigas- Cannondale
Dmitriy Muravyev
RadioShack
Jonathan Hivert
Saur- Sojasun
Borut Bozic
Slovenia
Vacansoleil- Dcm
Andrey Amador
Costa Rica
Movistar
Ruben Perez Moreno
Spain
Euskaltel-Euskadi
Bjorn Leukemans
Belgium
Vacansoleil-Dcm
Nicolas Roche
Ireland
Ag2r la Mondiale
Maarten Tjallingis
Kevin de Weert
Frank Schleck
Luxembourg
Leopard-Trek
Damiano Cunego
Lampre-Isd
Samuel Sanchez
Euskaltel- Euskadi
Cadel Evans
Australia
BMC
Thomas Voeckler
Europcar
Leopard
Trek
Andy Schleck
Alberto Contador
Saxo Bank Lungard
Ivan Basso
Tom Danielson
United States
Garmin-Cervelo
Rigoberto Uran
Colombia
Sky Procycling
Jean-Christophe Peraud
Rein Taaramae
Estonia
Pierre Rolland
Europear
Francaise d. Jeux
Haimar Zubeldia
Fairlawn and Surrounding Teams Scoreboard Grid
A dense listing of players and scores with numerous names and abbreviations shows a regional standings table. Entries include player initials and surnames with school or town affiliations and three score values, suggesting a multi game or event results dump from a local meet or league page.
Cyclists finish times and team entries from race results
The results list shows riders including George Hincapie of United States with BMC at 56:07 Tejay Van Garderen United States HTC Highroad at 1:23:30 Brent Bookwalter United States BMC 2:08:33 Tyler Farrar United States Garmin Cervelo 2:34:18 and Danny Pate United States HTC Highroad 2:45:26 with various placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberto Contador
Spain
Saxo Bank Lungard
Andy Schleck
Luxembourg
Leopard-Trek
Thomas Voeckler
France
Europear
Tom Danielson
United States
Garmin-Cervelo
Ivan Basso
Italy
Liquigas- Cannondale
Christian Vande Velde
Garmin- Cervelo
George Hincapie
BMC
Tejay van Garderen
HTC Highroad
Brent Bookwalter
Tyler Farrar
Danny Pate
Cilic and Stepanek Advance In Hamburg Open
In the Rothenbaum tournament Hamburg Germany Marin Cilic defeats Bastian Knittel 6-3 6-7 6-4 while Radek Stepanek beats Andreas Seppi 6-1 7-5 Jurgen Melzer tops Daniel Gimeno-Traver 6-3 5-7 6-1 and other results move players toward the quarterfinals.
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Marin Cilic
Croatia
Bastian Knittel
Germany
Radek Stepanek
Czech Republic
Andreas Seppi
Italy
Jurgen Melzer
Austria
Daniel Gimeno-Traver
Spain
Juan Monaco
Argentina
Janko Tipsarevic
Serbia
Florian Mayer
Marsel Ilhan
Turkey
Gael Montfils
France
Albe Ramo
Fernando Verdasco
Pablo Andujar
Nicolas Almagro
Lukas Rosol
Cedrik-Marcel Stebe
Nikolay Davydenko
Russia
Philipp Kohlschreiber
Albert Montanes
Woods parts with caddie Williams after 12 years
Tiger Woods and longtime caddie Stevie Williams end a 12 year, 250 tournament partnership that yielded 72 wins and 13 majors. Woods calls for a change as Williams notes the shock and Woods moves toward a return to golf amid a broader career downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiger Woods
Steve Williams
Woods
Stevie
Williams
Greg Norman
Raymond Floyd
Adam Scott
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