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Sports for Wednesday, August 23, 2006

Blue Jays edge A's

From The Associated Press

San Francisco tops Arizona

SAN FRANCISCO — Rookie Eliezer Alfonzo doubled in the go-ahead run in the eighth inning, Barry Bonds had a pair of hits, and the San Francisco Giants beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 7-6 on Tuesday night.

Surgery shouldn’t keep Richardson out of camp

From The Associated Press

Woods, the slugger, learns to win with putter

Tiger Woods has hit some amazing shots in his career.

U.S. hoop team takes on Italy tonight in battle of unbeatens

SAPPORO, Japan — After the United States whipped Slovenia 114-95 Tuesday night, LeBron James was asked if he would guarantee a FIBA world championship.

Tedford choosing Cal’s quarterback carefully

BERKELEY — California coach Jeff Tedford almost seems to welcome a quarterback controversy to liven up his summers.

Teammates are each other's rivals

SACRAMENTO — Marlboro Team Penske couldn't be happier. Its two drivers are sitting in the top two spots in the Indy Racing League Championship points race, with Sam Hornish Jr. on top and Helio Castroneves just seven points behind.

Raiders’ Routt finds comfort zone

By MARTY JAMES

Prep soccer kicks off with Vintage Tourney

NOTES AND QUOTES for a Wednesday in the Napa Valley:

Crushers rule water polo scrimmages

From Register Staff

Marked kayak trails make backwaters more accessible to paddlers

Like biking trails for cyclists and hiking paths for backpackers, a handful of coastal kayak trails is offering ways for novice and expert paddlers alike to explore new territory, fish or just get lost on purpose.

What to bring, what to know

Touring by kayak is attracting many new participants. The National Park Service recommends the following equipment on extended wilderness trips:

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