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- Phelps, Torres and Peirsol light up Olympic trials
Category: Sports
Publish Date: 07-05-2008 07:50 PM -0700
OMAHA, Nebraska (Reuters) - Michael Phelps roared to another world record, Aaron Peirsol equaled one and Dara Torres had a swim for the ages as the U.S. Olympic trials produced plenty of...[more]
- Rays still beaming, increase AL East lead to 4
Category: Sports
Publish Date: 07-05-2008 07:14 PM -0700
Andy Sonnanstine pitched five-hit ball over seven innings and the Tampa Bay Rays beat the Kansas City Royals 3-0 Saturday night for their sixth straight win.[more]
- Phelps, Torres and Peirsol light up Olympic trials
Category: Sports
Publish Date: 07-05-2008 07:02 PM -0700
OMAHA, Nebraska (Reuters) - Michael Phelps roared to another world record, Aaron Peirsol equaled one and Dara Torres had a swim for the ages as the U.S. Olympic trials produced plenty of...[more]
- Eight events is enough for Michael Phelps
Category: Sports
Publish Date: 07-05-2008 07:00 PM -0700
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- Report: Jaeger admits throwing Wimbledon final
Category: Sports
Publish Date: 07-05-2008 06:59 PM -0700
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- 'It’s the year of the pro' at World Series of Poker
Category: Sports
Publish Date: 07-05-2008 06:54 PM -0700
With changes to the tournament structure, professional poker players like their chances in this year's main event.[more]
- Phelps locks up 8 Beijing races with 100 fly win
Category: Sports
Publish Date: 07-05-2008 06:53 PM -0700
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- NBCOlympics.com: Phelps wins 100 butterfly at trails
Category: Sports
Publish Date: 07-05-2008 06:38 PM -0700
NBCOlympics.com: Michael Phelps' win in the 100 fly gives him a chance to break Spitz's Olympic record, while Gary Hall Jr. won't defend his 50 free crown.[more]
- SuperSonics' move leaves a bitter taste
Category: Sports
Publish Date: 07-05-2008 06:00 PM -0700
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- Tim Layden: Gay's tumble dramatically changes U.S. team
Category: Sports
Publish Date: 07-05-2008 05:59 PM -0700
There will be no golden double for Tyson Gay, whose bad tumble in the 200 meters will have a significant impact on the U.S. track team, writes Tim Layden.
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