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Today's Stories

• Mike Maroth masterful as Tigers turn back Tribe
• Armstrong beams amid yellow glow
• Wie's attention now focused on PGA challenge
• Woods' perfect image is an illusion
• Wells' best silences critics
• Around the horn - Tuesday's other games
• Baseball standings
• New York-Penn League standings
• Tour de France standings
• Tour de France recap
• Allen's contract extended
• NOTEBOOK | From Jacobs Field
• Wannstedt focuses on recruiting in region
• Paris appears to be the front runner as cities make final...
• 'Links' to the past: Course earns raves
• Andy Burnett leads D&K Roofing past Metro Ice, 6-3
• Scrappers sweep Batavia, move into tie for 1st place
• Youth baseball & softball
• Team can't afford to lose Redd
• Mountaineer results
• New York puts hopes on high-profile celebs
• Leinart targets another crown
• A man who grew up in basketball

Tue, Jul 5, 2005

• Armstrong set to move to lead
• Phillies' offensive fireworks overwhelm Bucs
• STANDINGS New York-Penn League
• AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING
• Milestone nears for Sanders
• Floyd finally can focus on just baseball
• An Alou All-Star connection: Father, son get Detroit invite
• DAILY RECAP Tour de France
• Mayor makes fiesty speech
• CLEVELAND (AP) — Right after Coco Crisp sprinted around...
• Success, intellect defined career
• Nobody better than Federer
• Bonds remains optimistic about knee rehabilitation
• Constanza's 10th-inning single helps Scrappers win 4th...
• MONDAY SCRAPPERS 6, BATAVIA 5
• Led by Head's hits, Scrappers top 'Dogs
• Mink Financial sweeps past R&J in Class B playoffs

Mon, Jul 4, 2005

• AROUND THE HORN
• Tour de France
• AMERICAN LEAGUE
• The Boss turns 75 today
• Tour de France
• Venus rebounds to reclaim her grand acclaim
• NASCAR Stewart dominates at Pepsi 400
• Japanese filly wins American Oaks race
• Major League Baseball
• STANDINGS New York-Penn League
• Kanaan pulls out late win
• Armstrong remains in second
• Paris, London are favorites; New York trails
• Stewart dominates at Pepsi 400
• Kanaan pulls out late win
• Baena defeats Lee in final 1-up
• Streck coasts easily to three-shot victory
• The Boss turns 75 today
• AREA DIAMONDS \ Youth baseball
• Venus rebounds to reclaim her grand acclaim
• Scrappers win again, hit road for six-day N.Y. trip
• Astro Falcons sweep Koch/Line Drive in Little b playoff...
• Tense Federer coolly dismisses Roddick
• Stars' rosters receive facelift
• AMERICAN LEAGUE
• MERCER RACEWAY
• AROUND THE HORN
• Armstrong remains in second
• AMERICAN LEAGUE
• Baena defeats Lee in final 1-up
• Streck coasts easily to three-shot victory
• Japanese filly wins American Oaks race
• Major League Baseball
• Tense Federer coolly dismisses Roddick
• Stars' rosters receive facelift
• AMERICAN LEAGUE
• AROUND THE HORN
• Tour de France
• AMERICAN LEAGUE
• The Boss turns 75 today
• Tour de France
• Venus rebounds to reclaim her grand acclaim
• NASCAR Stewart dominates at Pepsi 400
• Japanese filly wins American Oaks race
• Major League Baseball
• STANDINGS New York-Penn League
• Kanaan pulls out late win
• Armstrong remains in second
• Paris, London are favorites; New York trails
• Stewart dominates at Pepsi 400
• Kanaan pulls out late win
• Baena defeats Lee in final 1-up
• Streck coasts easily to three-shot victory
• The Boss turns 75 today
• AREA DIAMONDS \ Youth baseball
• Venus rebounds to reclaim her grand acclaim
• Scrappers win again, hit road for six-day N.Y. trip
• Astro Falcons sweep Koch/Line Drive in Little b playoff...
• Tense Federer coolly dismisses Roddick
• Stars' rosters receive facelift
• AMERICAN LEAGUE
• MERCER RACEWAY
• AROUND THE HORN
• Armstrong remains in second
• AMERICAN LEAGUE
• Baena defeats Lee in final 1-up
• Streck coasts easily to three-shot victory
• Japanese filly wins American Oaks race
• Major League Baseball
• Tense Federer coolly dismisses Roddick
• Stars' rosters receive facelift
• AMERICAN LEAGUE

Sun, Jul 3, 2005

• AMERICAN LEAGUE
• AMERICAN LEAGUE
• PIRATES Weeks' late home run helps key Milwaukee
• PIRATES Weeks' late home run helps key Milwaukee
• NATIONAL LEAGUE Myers leads Phillies past Braves, 6-3
• NATIONAL LEAGUE Myers leads Phillies past Braves, 6-3
• AL ROUNDUP Texas powers way past Mariners on Matthews' homer...
• AL ROUNDUP Texas powers way past Mariners on Matthews' homer...
• AMERICAN LEAGUE
• NORTHFIELD RESULTS
• Three females honored by Penguins
• Bobbing to belly-flopping, these games git 'er done
• Owens denied spot on Kings' cage roster
• Sorenstam upset in quarterfinal
• Furyk, Curtis tied for lead; Woods, Singh still lurking
• Streck takes two-shot lead into finals
• Alonso wins pole for French GP
• Tough to judge: Young players abound in draft
• New York City Speedway hoping to be ready for opening in...
• Patrick gains first pole at Kansas Speedway
• Ginobili uses celebrity to reach young players
• Hamm brothers taking a break
• Mickey Mantle state tourney starts Saturday
• R&J Trucking, Astros get 2nd round wins
• Sattler tosses two-hitter as R&J shuts out Express
• AMERICAN LEAGUE
• Metro Ice gains ground in Warren Class AA race
• Rangers' Rogers set for first start since incident
• Tyler O'Halloran set for Seniors National event
• Hillary Clinton leads N.Y. contingent
• Numero uno for Dos Ramos
• Comeback complete, championship sweet
• Federer formidable, but Roddick ready
• Champ puts his stamp on trial
• Final decision nearing for cities
• No 'O' against O's: Cabrera shuts down Tribe, 4-0
• IN THE CUP!
• MEN
• AMERICAN LEAGUE
• Bobbing to belly-flopping, these games git 'er done
• Sorenstam upset in quarterfinal
• Streck takes two-shot lead into finals
• Furyk, Curtis tied for lead; Woods, Singh still lurking
• Alonso wins pole for French GP
• Patrick gains first pole at Kansas Speedway
• Hamm brothers taking a break
• AMERICAN LEAGUE
• Ginobili uses celebrity to reach young players
• Rangers' Rogers set for first start since incident
• Hillary Clinton leads N.Y. contingent
• Comeback complete, championship sweet
• Champ puts his stamp on trial
• Federer formidable, but Roddick ready
• AMERICAN LEAGUE
• AMERICAN LEAGUE
• PIRATES Weeks' late home run helps key Milwaukee
• PIRATES Weeks' late home run helps key Milwaukee
• NATIONAL LEAGUE Myers leads Phillies past Braves, 6-3
• NATIONAL LEAGUE Myers leads Phillies past Braves, 6-3
• AL ROUNDUP Texas powers way past Mariners on Matthews' homer...
• AL ROUNDUP Texas powers way past Mariners on Matthews' homer...
• AMERICAN LEAGUE
• NORTHFIELD RESULTS
• Three females honored by Penguins
• Bobbing to belly-flopping, these games git 'er done
• Owens denied spot on Kings' cage roster
• Sorenstam upset in quarterfinal
• Furyk, Curtis tied for lead; Woods, Singh still lurking
• Streck takes two-shot lead into finals
• Alonso wins pole for French GP
• Tough to judge: Young players abound in draft
• New York City Speedway hoping to be ready for opening in...
• Patrick gains first pole at Kansas Speedway
• Ginobili uses celebrity to reach young players
• Hamm brothers taking a break
• Mickey Mantle state tourney starts Saturday
• R&J Trucking, Astros get 2nd round wins
• Sattler tosses two-hitter as R&J shuts out Express
• AMERICAN LEAGUE
• Metro Ice gains ground in Warren Class AA race
• Rangers' Rogers set for first start since incident
• Tyler O'Halloran set for Seniors National event
• Hillary Clinton leads N.Y. contingent
• Numero uno for Dos Ramos
• Comeback complete, championship sweet
• Federer formidable, but Roddick ready
• Champ puts his stamp on trial
• Final decision nearing for cities
• No 'O' against O's: Cabrera shuts down Tribe, 4-0
• IN THE CUP!
• MEN
• AMERICAN LEAGUE
• Bobbing to belly-flopping, these games git 'er done
• Sorenstam upset in quarterfinal
• Streck takes two-shot lead into finals
• Furyk, Curtis tied for lead; Woods, Singh still lurking
• Alonso wins pole for French GP
• Patrick gains first pole at Kansas Speedway
• Hamm brothers taking a break
• AMERICAN LEAGUE
• Ginobili uses celebrity to reach young players
• Rangers' Rogers set for first start since incident
• Hillary Clinton leads N.Y. contingent
• Comeback complete, championship sweet
• Champ puts his stamp on trial
• Federer formidable, but Roddick ready