 Washington Post |
NFL training camp preview
Los Angeles Times - By Sam Farmer, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer In San Diego and Indianapolis, they're talking about legs. Specifically, the healing wheels of Philip Rivers, Antonio Gates, LaDainian Tomlinson and Peyton Manning. Both sides wrong in Favre, Packers standoff Kelly to Favre: Let's Hunt |
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 The Gazette (Montreal) |
Norman and Duval turn back the clock
Boston Globe - SOUTHPORT, England - In a part of the world where layers of history are measured in centuries, not years or even decades, the proceedings on the shores of the Irish Sea yesterday were on perfect soil. Video: Greg Norman Surprises at British Open Echo of the Past, Norman Storms the British Open |
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 The Associated Press |
Rays snap losing streak with home win over Jays
The Associated Press - The Tampa Bay Rays returned home and moved back on top of the AL East. Baseball's most surprising team this season entered the All-Star break on a seven-game losing streak, having dropped out of first place in the division, one-half game behind the … Zobrist's HR helps Rays put an end to seven-game slide Toronto at Tampa Bay |
 Citizen |
Broken leg KOs Worley's Olympic bid
Philadelphia Daily News - Worley broke her right fibula yesterday just below the knee during warmups for the Olympic selection camp in New Waverly, Texas, essentially ending her chances of making the US women's Olympic gymnastics team. Broken Leg Ends Olympic Dream for a World Champion Shayla Worley seems unlikely for Olympic team |
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 Sydney Morning Herald |
THE TICKER Amputee left off Olympic relay
Detroit Free Press - In the end, it was a split second on the track, not a split hair in a courtroom, that kept double-amputee sprinter Oscar Pistorius from competing in the Beijing Olympics. Amputee Sprinter’s Beijing Quest Is Over Olympics: Cougar, Ute miss out |
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 New York Daily News |
Smith struggles as A's extend losing streak
San Jose Mercury News - By Joe Stiglich NEW YORK - A talented crop of young pitchers is a source of optimism within the A's organization. With the recent trades of starters Rich Harden and Joe Blanton, even more focus will be placed on those young arms. Smith feels the heat at Yankee Stadium Bombers hope Richie can still Sex things up |
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 Telegraph.co.uk |
Needle and the damage done…
BBC Sport - by Peter Slater - BBC 5 Live (U12545618) 19 July 2008 It's an old Neil Young song, and I was thinking about it as the news of Riccardo Ricco's positive test for EPO surfaced on the road into Foix on Thursday. Tour doping busts weigh on riders' minds Cavendish wins, but Evans stays in lead |
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 Boston Globe |
Red Sox are clay pigeons
Boston Globe - ANAHEIM, Calif. - Clay Buchholz said he was nervous upon his recall to the Red Sox last week, when he walked five and gave up five hits in five innings. Angels pound Red Sox Angels Rout Red Sox |
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 The Southern Ledger |
Moyer baffles Marlins; Mets' streak ends
The Associated Press - Philadelphia's Jamie Moyer fooled the Florida Marlins with his deceptive stuff for the 10th straight time. Ten in a row is where the Mets' streak ended after they couldn't figure out the Reds' Bronson Arroyo. Reds End the Mets’ 10-Game Winning Streak Mets morning after: John Maine's shaky start ends streak |
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 The Associated Press |
Loney's HR in 11th ties Dodgers atop NL West
Sports Network - Phoenix, AZ (Sports Network) - James Loney belted the winning homer in the 11th inning, and Nomar Garciaparra smacked two balls over the fence and drove in three runs as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Diamondbacks, 8-7, moving into a tie with Arizona … Loney lifts Dodgers into first-place tie James Loney powers Dodgers into first place |
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