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Spain tops FIFA world rankings; US is No. 24 (AP)
European champion Spain remained No. 1 in FIFA's rankings Wednesday, followed by Germany, Italy and the Netherlands. The United States dropped to No. 24, tops in its regional group. England advanced to No. 10 among the world's soccer elite, moving up four places. Coach Fabio Capello's team fell from the top 10 in July after failing to qualify for the European Championship.
Argentina's Echenique maintains French Open lead
Rafa Echenique of Argentina shot a 1-under 70 on Saturday to maintain his lead at the French Open after three rounds.
Fabian Cancellara wins opening stage of Tour de France
Seven-time champion Lance Armstrong went out early and put up a solid time in the opening stage of the Tour de France, then was upstaged by Fabian Cancellara of Switzerland.
Posada back in starting lineup for Yanks vs. Jays
New York Yankees catcher Jorge Posada returned to the starting lineup Saturday after missing time with a sore left thumb.
Joey Chestnut defends hot dog eating title with world record 68 franks
Reigning champ Joey Chestnut has logged his third consecutive win in Coney Island's annual hot dog eating contest with a world-record 68 franks.
Ecclestone criticized over Hitler comments
Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone faced criticism from politicians and Jewish groups Saturday after being quoted as saying that Adolf Hitler 'got things done.'
F1 boss Ecclestone takes heat over Hitler comments
Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone faced criticism from politicians and Jewish groups Saturday after being quoted as saying that Adolf Hitler 'got things done.'
Yankees catcher Posada back in lineup
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AP - Yankees catcher Jorge Posada returned to the starting lineup Saturday after sitting out with a sore left thumb.
In his first game back, Manny Ramirez found himself at home on the road in San Diego
Manny Ramirez gets warm welcome from Dodgers fans at Petco Park
Echenique leads after 3rd round of French Open
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AP - Rafa Echenique of Argentina held onto his lead at the French Open on Saturday, shooting a 1-under 70 for a one-stroke advantage over Martin Kaymer of Germany after the third round.
Sun-Shock Preview (AP)
The Detroit Shock finally got their first win under new coach Rick Mahorn but followed it with a defeat that dropped them into last place in the Eastern Conference. If history is any indication, returning home to meet the Connecticut Sun should help the defending league champions get out of the cellar.
America's Cup: Alinghi of Switzerland unveils giant catamaran for defense
Alinghi of Switzerland has confirmed it will use a giant catamaran when it defends the America's Cup against bitter U.S. rival BMW Oracle Racing early next year.
Gehrig's Voice Echoes in a Story of Courage - New York Times
Examiner.com Gehrig's Voice Echoes in a Story of Courage New York Times Seventy years to the day after Lou Gehrig's immortal speech, Michael Goldsmith took Gehrig's message and courage to a new Yankee Stadium. Keep up with the latest news on The Times's baseball blog. Stricken by the vicious illness that ... Gehrig, veterans honored this weekend MLB.com Joe Castiglione & Dave O..
Echenique holds off challengers - BBC Sport
SkySports Echenique holds off challengers BBC Sport Argentine Rafa Echenique ended the third round of the French Open with a slender lead over German Martin Kaymer. Echenique shot 70 to finish on 11 under, while Kaymer carded 69. Paul Waring produced a 68 to move two shots behind the lead, while fellow ... Echenique birdies the last for the lead in Paris MiamiHerald.com Echenique leads after 3rd ..
Savidan career ended by heart defect?
France striker Steve Savidan's career could be over after his transfer from Caen to Monaco collapsed because of a heart defect.
Halladay seeks 11th win against Yanks
Roy Halladay and the Toronto Blue Jays play the New York Yankees
Argentine Rafael Echenique takes one-shot lead at French Open
Argentine Rafael Echenique birdied the final hole of his third round to edge into a one-shot lead on at the French Open on Saturday.
Federer takes on Roddick, history at Wimbledon - The Associated Press
guardian.co.uk Federer takes on Roddick, history at Wimbledon The Associated Press WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — A year ago, plenty of people were feeling sorry for Roger Federer. They were sending him letters with good wishes or — believe it or not — tennis tips. They were offering advice about how to deal with a perceived drop in ... Federer ready for historic final BBC Sport Wimbledon 2009: histor..
Sun, Jul 5 - 4:05 pm ET - Yahoo! Sports
Seattle Post Intelligencer Sun, Jul 5 - 4:05 pm ET Yahoo! Sports Lincecum's latest performance was his most dominant. He limited St. Louis to two hits while striking out eight Monday in a 10-0 victory that he needed just 95 pitches to finish. “He's been on this roll for I don't know how many starts,” manager Bruce ... Lincecum goes after third straight complete game against Astros Sea..
Serena Williams Cruises to Wimbledon Victory - New York Times
guardian.co.uk Serena Williams Cruises to Wimbledon Victory New York Times The Williams family dream, developed more than 20 years ago on the glass-littered courts of Compton, Calif., has played out on every major championship surface since then. On the Fourth of July, Serena and Venus Williams, the American ... Serena Williams Beats Sister to Win Wimbledon Title Bloomberg Serena wins Wimbledon t..
Manny Ramirez gets warm welcome from Dodgers fans at Petco Park - ESPN
Washington Post Manny Ramirez gets warm welcome from Dodgers fans at Petco Park ESPN Interstate 5, 55 miles north of Petco Park -- Seven hours before Friday's first pitch, seven hours before Manny Ramirez would either be hailed or booed, Joe Torre was stuck. His rental car was going 0.5 miles per hour -- 54.5 miles under ... Fans share mixed emotions about Manny MLB.com Ramirez Returns, but D..
Heart problem may signal end of Savidan's career (Reuters)
France striker Steve Savidan's career could be over after his transfer from Caen to Monaco collapsed because of a heart defect.
Tour de France starts in Monaco - The Associated Press
CBC.ca Tour de France starts in Monaco The Associated Press MONACO (AP) — Seven-time champion Lance Armstrong began his comeback at the Tour de France on Saturday by briefly taking the lead in the first-stage time trial in Monaco. The 37-year-old Texan set off 18th among the 180 riders who were rolling down the ... Tour de France starts in Monaco The Canadian Press Live text - Tour de France BBC ..
Round 3, AT&T National - PGA Tour
Washington Post Round 3, AT&T National PGA Tour Tiger Woods is taking aim at his third win of the season at the AT&T National, where he leads by one going into Saturday. PGATOUR.COM's The Live Report has all the news and notes from the AT&T National hosted by Tiger Woods, and we'll be providing ... A 66 for Woods Puts Him in the Lead by a Stroke New York Times Woods is halfway home at the..
Federer takes on Roddick, history in men's final at Wimbledon - The Canadian Press
Times Online Federer takes on Roddick, history in men's final at Wimbledon The Canadian Press LONDON — A year ago, plenty of people were feeling sorry for Roger Federer. They were sending him letters with good wishes or - believe it or not - with tennis tips. They were offering advice about how to deal with a perceived drop in performance and ... Federer ready for historic final BBC Sport Fed..
Serena stops big sister for third Wimbledon title
Serena Williams beat her big sister Venus 7-6 (3), 6-2 on Saturday for her third Wimbledon title and 11th Grand Slam championship.
Brewers visit Cubs
Sammy Kitwara wins Peachtree Road Race in Atlanta
Sammy Kitwara of Kenya won the 40th Peachtree Road Race with a time of 27:21 in his debut in the annual 6.2-mile event through the streets of Atlanta.
Keeper Landreau out for six months with cruciate
France goalkeeper Mickael Landreau, who only joined Lille on Monday, has torn the cruciate ligament in his right knee and will be out for at least six months.
Tour de France starts in Monaco - The Canadian Press
CBC.ca Tour de France starts in Monaco The Canadian Press MONACO — Seven-time champion Lance Armstrong began his comeback at the Tour de France on Saturday by taking an early lead in the first-stage individual time trial in Monaco. The 37-year-old Texan took his early lead among the 180 riders who are rolling ... Armstrong takes early lead in Tour's first stage The Associated Press Live text ..
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