Veteran Crawford defies age to win 200m national title
Eugene report details Tyson Crawford, 31, capturing the men’s 200 meters in 19.73 wind aided, defeating Charles Clark and Wallace Spearman. Allyson Felix wins 200m, Marshevet Hooker third. Team picks include Cantwell Stuczynski Jackson Harper Lomong with several injuries and withdrawals noted.
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U.S
Tyson Gay
Crawford
Charles Clark
Wallace Spearman
Spearman
Allyson Felix
America
Felix
Muna Lee
Marshevet Hooker
Gay
Harper
Lolo Jones
Beijing
Bernard Lagat
Jeremy Wariner
Lagat
Wariner
Jones
Hylens Fountain
Walter Dix
Bryan Clay
Berlin
Cabrera Returns to Indians Top Order in Loss to Reds
Cleveland activates Asdrubal Cabrera off the disabled list and leads off with a single as he scores the Indians only run in an 8 1 loss to Cincinnati. Cabrera backs a versatile infield including Valbuena and Carroll while S key figures Perez and Sowers are noted in the game and series preview.
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Cleveland
Asdrubal Cabrera
Indians
Cincinnati
Cabrera Cabrera
Reds
Eric Wedge
Cabrera
Mark DeRosa
Luis Valbuena
Jamey Carroll
Valbuena
Carroll
Wedge
Grady Sizemore
Madison Finishes Last in Long Jump at US Championships
Elyria High graduate Tianna Madison, former world champion, fouled on her first two jumps and finished last with a 19 feet 2 inches final attempt in Eugene Oregon. Brittney Reese won the event with a 23 feet 3 inch leap.
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Tianna Madison
U.S
Eugene
Ore
Elyria High Grad
Brittney Reese
Brazil Tops United States 3 2 in World Cup Group Match
Brazil rallied from a halftime deficit to defeat the United States 3 2 as Luis Fabiano scored twice and Lucio headed in a late winner. Dempsey and Donovan put the US ahead before Brazil equalized through Fabiano and a late goal from Lucio.
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Brazil
Dunga
Luis Fabiano
Ramires
Jay DeMerit
Kaka
Robinho
United States
Bob Bradley
Lucio
Elanc
Howard
Dempsey
Spain
Jonathan Spector
Donovan
Charlie Davies
Spector
Julio Cesar
Maicon
Davies
Cesar
Andre Santos
Crushers Rally As Davis Propels Front-Loaded Win
Davis went 2 for 4 with a run as Traverse City’s Crushers built early momentum through two infield errors by Andrew Stafford and a third inning dispute with umpire Jim Schaly led to ejections. Beach Bums and Crushers traded tense moments before a decisive sixth inning and Jacinto Gonell earned the save.
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Davis
Traverse City
John Alonso
Jim Schaly
Schaly
Alonso
Burns
J.T. Tamargo Jr
Robby Alcombrack
Andrew Stafford
Crushers
Jodam Rivera
Mike Epping
al Barbato
Barbato
Douglas Nower
Gregg Langbehn
Fagan
Cristobal Mata
Jacinto Gonell
Lake Erie
Hetherngton
Gronkowski
McWilliams
Acorbrack
Griffiths
Beach Bums
E—Stafford
Barbero
Sac — McWilliams
Davie
Hetherington
Nower
Phillips powers Reds past Indians on birthday highlight
Phillips, celebrating his 28th, had three hits in five at bats, three RBIs and a steal as Cincinnati defeated Cleveland. Owings limited the Indians to one run over six innings, while Cleveland lamented a tough interleague run and the DeRosa trade as they regroup for better play.
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Huff
Phillips
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Indians
Reds
Micha Owings
Owings
Wedge
Mark DeRosa
Cardinals
DeRosa
Chris Perez
CC Sabathia
DeRosa Joins Cardinals Amid Fan Hype In NL Central Race
Mark DeRosa arrived with St Louis fans applauding as he lined up behind Albert Pujols in a lineup that Tony La Russa hopes will energize a struggling club. DeRosa, excited to return to the National League, aims to be a key piece in a tight division race. Kerry Wood blamed Cleveland underachievement for DeRosa’s departure.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Mark DeRosa
Albert Pujols
Tony la Russa
Pujols
DeRosa
Cleveland
Kerry Wood
la Russa
Chicago Cubs
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Shawn Crawford
Asdrubal
Chris Assenheimer
Chronicle-Telegram
Perry
Lee
Jeremy Sowers
Sox
Jose Contreras
Chicago
Kobayashi
Sizemore
Madison
U.S.A
Dan Gilles
Chroniclet.com
MNDA
All Pro Freight Stadium
Avon
Tamargo
Cassenheimer
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