 The Southern Ledger |
Time to heal for Hamm, US
Boston Globe - PHILADELPHIA - It was like Show and Tell back in the fifth grade, where your classmate comes back from the hospital with crutches and stitches and harrowing tales from the emergency ward. US divers flashing perfection at trials Gymnast Paul Hamm says hand recovering in time for Olympics |
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 New York Daily News |
NHL Hits Back After Suit by Rangers
New York Times - By LYNN ZINSER A lingering dispute between the NHL and Madison Square Garden took a nasty turn Thursday, with the league asking a United States District Court judge to open the door for punishing the owner of the Rangers for filing a lawsuit against … NHL calls for penalty Wilson will weigh the pros |
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 FOXSports.com |
Rajon Rondo talks about Celtics' title parade
FOXSports.com - by Rajon Rondo, Yardbarker.com, Special to FOXSports.com Photos: With the hard work out of the way, Boston was ready to throw a party for its Celtics. Celtics fans flock to Boston for rolling victory rally Celtics parade boosts biz |
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 Earthtimes (press release) |
Big Ten Network on Comcast
The Plain Dealer - cleveland.com - Columbus — Ohio State football fans in Cleveland can call more friends in Pennsylvania and Michigan for updates on some Buckeye games this fall. Big Ten, Comcast strike a deal BTN and Comcast seal deal |
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 Citizen |
Miyazato earns a nice present
Boston Herald - By Herald wire services Jeong Jang, Inbee Park, Song-Hee Kim, Jimin Jeong and Soo-Yun Kang, who holed a 9-wood shot for an ace on the 165-yard seventh hole, also shot 68s. Kerr lone American in logjam atop Wegmans LPGA Miyazato turns 23, gains tie for lead |
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 Bleacher Report |
A's held to one run for second day in row
San Jose Mercury News - By Rick Hurd PHOENIX - In retrospect, the A's probably should have seen this coming. They spent their final two days at Chase Field swinging away without much success, and there were clues suggesting it would be that way. A's bats go from feast to famine in desert Getting pulled in 1-0 game leaves A's Smith out of sorts |
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 NECN |
Congress Is Considering a National Authority
New York Times - By JOE DRAPE WASHINGTON - Members of a Congressional subcommittee scolded the horse racing industry Thursday for endangering thoroughbreds with lax drug policies and faulty breeding, and said the sport emphasized greed over transparency. House testimony heartens Barbaro owners Thoroughbred industry in Congressional hot seat |
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 The Southern Ledger |
Yankees 2, Padres 1 Chamberlain Growing Beyond His Limit
New York Times - Joba Chamberlain tagging out Adrian Gonzalez, who tried to score on a wild pitch in the second inning. Chamberlain also struck out two in the inning. Yankees edge Padres Joba stars in no-decision as Yankees top Padres |
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 Seattle Post Intelligencer |
Struggling Seattle Makes Change at Manager
Washington Post - John McLaren was fired yesterday as manager of the Mariners, who began the season with playoff aspirations and now have the worst record in the major leagues. Mariners' McLaren follows GM to door Mariners fire McLaren; players next? |
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 Point-Spreads.com |
Crawford's slam gives Rays sweep
San Francisco Chronicle - AP Carl Crawford sure thinks so after his second career grand slam, the biggest blow in a seven-run, seventh-inning rally, carried the Rays to an 8-3 victory over the Cubs and a three-game sweep of the team with baseball's best record in St. Crawford's slam powers Rays to sweep of Cubs Cubs swept by Rays |