Phelps leads American gold rush at world swimming meet
Michael Phelps wrote history by breaking Jan Thorpe's 1 44 world record in the 200m free at Red Lake Arena, clocking 1 43.86 and becoming the meet’s first individual male gold. Natalie Coughlin then set a world mark in the 100 back as the United States moved toward an eight gold, three silver after three days with Aaron Peirsol adding a third straight title in the 100 back.
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Local high school basketball slate with many nonconference games
A crowded schedule lists Elyria Catholic at Lutheran West and multiple other pairings across Lorain County including Avon Lake at Elyria and Wellington at Firelands. The note flags non-conference games for standings, with Monday results across major leagues and a long list of spring training baseball games and times.
TV and sports schedule roundup from Florida venues
Listings cover MLB exhibitions Cleveland Indians versus Toronto Blue Jays in Winter Haven and Atlanta Braves against New York Mets in Port St Lucie, plus NBA games Cavaliers at Knicks and Rockets at Clippers, high school basketball all star in Louisville, and tennis Sony Ericsson Open quarterfinals in Key Biscayne with tape delay noted.
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Transactions roll through major leagues across teams
A sprawling recap lists baseball trades and assignments for the American League and National League, including Adam Donachie to Kansas City, Alberto Castilla to Boston, Jon Knott and Ed White to minor league camps, and Manny Delcarmen and Craig Hansen to Pawtucket. NFL, NHL, college, and other leagues show various signings, recalls, and resignations across multiple teams, with scattered player moves and contract actions.
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Manny Delcarmen
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Bryan Corey
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Cory Keylor
Adam Donachie
Omaha
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Matt Hensley
Cincinnati
Bubba Crosby
Mark Bellham
Louisville
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Hen Hendrickson
Kansas City Als
Maxim St. Pierri
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Dash Sharplass
Indianapolis
Michael Ryan
Einar Diaz
SAN Diego Padses
Todd Walker
Washington Nationals
Denis Young
Ray King
Columbus
Chris Broker
High School Scores and Track Results Roundup
High school standings show Southview 11 Elyria 9 and Admiral King 43 Avon Lake 12 Westlake 12. Football, softball and track results include Avon Lake Magnificat 6 3, Midview 2 St Joseph Academy 12, and Lutheran East 104 in non conference meet. Local districts list NDCL 4 Elyria Catholic 1, Bay area non conference results follow.
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College scores and results from multiple games and matches
A jumble of line scores lists results across men and women tennis and various college basketball games. Notable items include Rutgers defeating South Carolina 15 to 6, Arkansas-Monticello at Grambling State, Mount 81 over City 40, and Southern Connecticut 2 over Rowan's. Other lines show misread team names and compact scores for Missouri Southern, Oberlin, and Dayton among others in varied matchups.
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Sony Ericsson Open at Crandon Park results summary
In Miami at Crandon Park the Sony Ericsson Open progressed to rounds featuring multiple matchups. Notable results include Andy Mulrey defeating Paul Henri Mathieu after dropping the first set, and Andy Roddick prevailing in a tight three set win. Other matches saw Radek Stepanek edge a late comeback, and Novak Djokovic win in straight sets amid a field including Delic, Lopez, and Henin. Women’s play included Nadia Petrova beating Justine Henin and a Kuznetsova Petrova pairing advancing in doubles.
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Serbia
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Nadia Petrova
Russia
Justina Henin
Belgium
Emile Loit
Nicole Prati
Australia
Svetlana Kuznetsova
Semifinal and final schedule clash in national event
The fragmented text lists quarterfinal results with Wisconsin, Virginia, Kansas State, Western Kentucky, and Wyoming. Semifinals show Kansas State at Wyoming and Wisconsin at Kentucky with a championship scene and scattered International matchups and names in uncertain order.
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Federer Falls To Canas In Sony Open Fourth Round
Roger Federer is upset by Guillermo Canas 7-6 2-6 7-6 at the Sony Ericsson Open in Key Biscayne. Serena Williams crushes Maria Sharapova 6-1 6-1 as the tournament loses top seeds. Andy Roddick advances in his rematch with David Ferrer.
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