James stars vs veterans in charity game debut
LeBron James scored 28 points including 8 in the final five minutes as rookies defeated a veteran team 127 to 123 in the 18th annual Magic Johnson charity game at Staples Center. Carmelo Anthony led all with 34 points for the rookies in the Los Angeles event.
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Stars defeat Rockers 64 to 35 as Dailey earns first win
Adrienne Goodson scored 16 and Marie Ferdinand added 12 to lift the San Antonio Silver Stars over the Cleveland Rockers 64 35 as interim coach Shell Dailey secures her first victory. The Spurs started hot then pulled away on a 13 0 run in the second half to seize a 56 48 edge with 5 44 remaining. Cleveland led early but San Antonio answered with a 15 2 burst to take a 21 19 lead near halftime.
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Armstrong seals grimene Tour victory in dramatic finale
Lance Armstrong edges Ullrich in a centennial Tour finish that thrilled millions along the route. He claims his fifth straight title with a 61 second margin, riding record pace 25.38 mph, amid public jubilation and a Bush congratulations at the Champs Elysees.
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Tour de France Final Stage Crowned Armstrong Five in Row
Lance Armstrong won his fifth consecutive Tour de France in 83 hours 41 minutes 12 seconds. Jan Ullrich finished runner up as rain and crashes marked the time trial, with interest in whether Armstrong could claim a sixth title.
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Vizquel seeks knee healing without second surgery
Omar Vizquel aims to play through torn knee cartilage with no second operation, value on day by day progress. He remains on the disabled list since June 12 as the Indians plan rehab and possible future surgery if needed.
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Indians Top Twins In 14th Inning Thriller
Crisp led with 3-for-7 and key throws at the plate as Cleveland beat Minnesota 5-4 in 14 innings. Davis used a rare slider mix to hold the Twins to two runs in nine, while Betancourt and four relievers shut them down over the final five. Laker plated the decisive run after a late rally, signaling growth for the Tribe.
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A compact fragment lists names and codes with unclear context. The readable bits show identifiers like 04 W253181 and scattered capitalized terms, suggesting a catalog or ledger entry rather than narrative content. The source remains ambiguous and deductible details are sparse.
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Hall of Fame Inductions Honor Murray and Carter
Hall of Fame ceremony honors Murray, Carter, and Uecker with Frick Award as notable figures recur. Murray, alongside Hank Aaron and Willie Mays, remains among hitters with 500 homers and 3,000 hits, reflecting a storied career and coaching path with the Indians. Carter reflects on family losses as he accepts induction with Expos cap, after a 19-year career and 1986 Mets title run.
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