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Television and radio listings show MLB games Cincinnati Reds at Tampa Bay Rays and Cleveland Indians at Arizona, plus NCAA College World Series finals Florida against South Carolina. FIFA Women's World Cup Japan v New Zealand and Mexico v England with Wimbledon round of 16 coverage across ESPN channels.
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Baseball moves and trades color major leagues
Baseball transactions include the Chicago White Sox sending LHP Danks to the 15-day DL and recalling LHP Hector Santiago. Delmon Young placed on the 15-day DL by Minnesota. Rene Tosoni recalled from the Gulf Coast League. Cincinnati activated RHP Homer Bailey from the 15-day DL. San Diego recalled RHP Anthony Bass and optioned Evan Scribner to Tucson. Washington tabbed Davey Johnson as manager. Reading Phillies assigned C John Suomi from Lehigh Valley. Los Angeles Kings traded LW Ryan Smyth to Edmonton for C Colin Fraser and a 2012 seventh-round pick.
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BMW International at Munich Nord-Eichenried Golf Club
The BMW International at Munich Nord-Eichenried Golf Club offered a purse of 2.87 million dollars. Al We x won on the fifth hole with Pablo Larrazabal close behind and Sergio Garcia competing with a 272 total alongside George Costabe Mark Foster Retief Goosen Henrik Stenson in a strong field.
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Sprint Cup Race Statistics and Standings Summary
NASCAR Sprint race report shows winner average speed 75.411 mph and time 2 hours 54 minutes 10 seconds with a 2.685 second margin. Five cautions for 17 laps, 12 lead changes among 9 drivers. Lap leaders include Logano Hamlin Busch Bowyer Stewart Montoya Gilliland Harvick Smith. Top 12 in points list Edwards Harvick Johnson Busch Busch Kenseth Earnhardt Bowyer Gordon Newman Hamlin Stewart. Formula One standings list Red Bull McLaren Ferrari Renault Toro Rosso Force India with season totals. Red Bull leads with 295 points.
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Florida and South Carolina Vie in College World Series Showdown
At TD Ameritrade Park Omaha Florida Gators and South Carolina Gamecocks meet in a best of three championship series. Florida holds a 53-17 record while South Carolina is 53-14. First game at 8 p.m. with subsequent games planned for Wednesday.
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Joliet at Rockford and Other Minor League Schedule Notes
Reading shows a list of baseball matchups with timings and venues including Joliet at Rockford and Florence at Normal. Also listed are Washington, Traverse City, River City and multiple city pairings with start times around 1:05 a.m. to 8 p.m. across several leagues and stadiums.
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Americans Fared in Round by Round Tennis Upset List
Player results show multiple top seeds advancing and several Americans falling early. Notables include Serena Williams reaching the fourth round, while stars like Isner, Fish, Roddick, and Young exited earlier rounds to various opponents.
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Elyria Catholic and Pioneer Middle School Football Camps Set
Elyria Catholic hosts football camps July 18-21 for grades 1-4 8:30 to 11 a.m. and grades 5-8 1 to 4 p.m. Fee 50 dollars. Call 365-6390 ext 20 or visit elyriacatholic.org. Pioneer Middle School camp for grades 7-9 runs July 25-27 at Ely Stadium 10 a.m. to noon daily, cost 30 dollars cash or money orders only. Contact 284-8256 or ch itm arjerry elyriaschools.org.
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Tigers retire Sparky Anderson No 11 at Comerica Park ceremony
Grandsons George and Todd Anderson reveal Sparky’s No 11 on Comerica Park outfield wall during a Detroit ceremony honoring the late Tigers manager. Former teammates including Milt Wilcox and Lou Whitaker attend as Detroit salutes Anderson who died last November after guiding the 1984 World Series title team.
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