 Mirror.co.uk |
Mosley wins confidence vote to secure position
CNN International - By CNN's Glen Scanlon LONDON, England (CNN) — Max Mosley kept his position as the head of world motor sport Tuesday after winning a vote of confidence called over allegations about his sex life, according to reports. Mosley future in the balance as vote looms Mosley Wins Vote to Remain President of Formula One Ruling Body |
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 Canoe.ca |
Phil Jackson will keep Lakers ‘in the moment’
Boston Herald - By Kevin Ding / The Orange County Register EL SEGUNDO, Calif. - An older sports writer who covered the Lakers back in the day excitedly asked Phil Jackson on Sunday as preparations began for the first Lakers-Celtics [team stats] NBA Finals in 21 years: … Lakers still figuring out their matchups Celtics-Lakers Nothing New For Jones |
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 New York Daily News |
Joba ready for rotation debut vs. Jays
MLB.com - By Bryan Hoch / MLB.com MINNEAPOLIS — For the first time in his brief Major League career, Joba Chamberlain had a reason to fly ahead of the Yankees. Yankees' Chamberlain makes first start today Yankees' Chamberlain Plays Down 1st Start |
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 The Gazette (Montreal) |
Penguins survive marathon to play another day
FOXSports.com - by ANGIE CARDUCCI, Inside Hockey Why the Penguins won: With five minutes left in the third period and the Wings holding a 3-2 lead, the fans at Joe Louis Arena were becoming delirious. In 3rd Overtime, Penguins Stay Alive Pittsburgh columnist: Last laugh belongs to Penguins |
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 Sportsnet.ca |
Red Sox' David Ortiz Is Out at Least 2 Weeks With Wrist Injury
Bloomberg - By Erik Matuszewski June 3 (Bloomberg) — Boston's David Ortiz will miss at least the next two weeks because of a partially torn tendon in his left wrist, leaving the defending World Series champion Red Sox without their top home run hitter. Red Sox End Trip With Loss; Ortiz Out Indefinitely Sox now attempt to restore order |
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 The Southern Ledger |
Giants Beat Mets; Martinez Returns Tonight
Hartford Courant - AP SAN FRANCISCO - - Brian Horwitz hit the first home run of his career, a two-run shot in a six-run first inning, to help the Giants beat the sluggish Mets 10-2 Monday. Horwitz, Giants pounce on Perez in rout of Mets Horwitz's first homer highlights romp |
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 The Money Times |
Cruceta blows it; Tigers 1-30 when they score four runs or fewer
Detroit Free Press - By JOHN LOWE • FREE PRESS SPORTS WRITER • June 3, 2008 OAKLAND, Calif. — You probably don’t want to hear this, but Mike Ilitch’s baseball team also lost in the late going to a team whose leader is named Crosby. Crosby delivers winning single in ninth for A's A's walk off against Tigers in opener |
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High court ruling seen as boost for fantasy sports
Boston Herald - By Don Walker / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel MILWAUKEE - The $500 million a year fantasy sports business received a huge boost on Monday when the US Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal from Major League Baseball and its players union over the use of … Fantasy Leagues Win Against MLB; Supreme Court Refuses To Hear Appeal No Ruling Means No Change for Fantasy Baseball Leagues |
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 The Southern Ledger |
Chase Utley homers again as Phillies beat Reds 5-4
The Associated Press - His chase for 600 on hold for a night, Ken Griffey Jr. could only watch as Chase Utley connected for the fifth straight game. Utley hit his major league-leading 21st homer to lead the Philadelphia Phillies to a 5-4 victory over Cincinnati on Monday … Ken Griffey Jr. still one shy of 600 Utley homers in Phils' victory |
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 The Money Times |
Pacman to practice with Cowboys
Fort Worth Star Telegram - By CLARENCE E. HILL JR. IRVING — Suspended Dallas Cowboys cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones moved a step closer to becoming an active NFL player again Monday when NFL commissioner Roger Goodell gave him permission to participate in practices, … Pacman Can Practice With Cowboys Jones can work out with Cowboys |
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