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    League leaders about to face off

    By Paul Huang
    Regular-season play will resume this week in Taiwan's Chinese Professional Baseball League following the completion of All-Star activities in Hsinchuang over the weekend.

    [ FULL STORY ]


    Rich Aurilia decides to become Padre

    AMERICAN BASEBALL: Signed as a free agent in January, Aurilia has hit just .241 with four home runs and 28 RBIs in his first year in the American League
    The San Diego Padres added some infield depth, getting Rich Aurilia from the Seattle Mariners for a player to be named or cash.

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    Eddie George eager to leave Tennessee for greener pastures

    Eddie George, Tennessee's all-time leading rusher, rejected the Titans' latest contract offer Monday and asked the team to release him quickly so he can seek a job with a new team.

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    Crowds a big hazard throughout Tour

    TOUR DE FRANCE: As riders wind up mountains, fans often run alongside offering pats of encouragement. But serious accidents occur to racers and spectators
    Lance Armstrong has touched thousands of people. But just as many have touched him.

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    Dragons surprise Giants following hits by Tatsunami

    Kazuyoshi Tatsunami drove in two runs with a pair of doubles Monday to help the Central League-leading Chunichi Dragons to a 4-3 come-from-behind win over the Yomiuri Giants.

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    Greeks light up Acropolis

    The Parthenon and other ancient monuments on the Acropolis Hill were bathed in honeycomb-colored light on Monday as part of project to highlight the city's monuments before the Aug. 13-29 Olympics.

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    Jordan, S Korea draw in Asian Cup

    World Cup semifinalist South Korea was held to a 0-0 draw by first-timer Jordan at the Asian Cup on Monday, while former champion Kuwait scored three goals in the first half and beat Gulf rivals the United Arab Emirates 3-1.

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