SPORTS

Cardinals extend scoreless streak to 36 innings in 3-0 win (Yahoo Sports)

Jaime Garcia kept the St. Louis Cardinals’ scoreless streak going. Matt Carpenter hit a leadoff home run, Garcia pitched two-hit ball for seven innings and the St. Louis Cardinals made it three straight shutout victories with a 3-0 win over the Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday night. The Cardinals have thrown 36 consecutive scoreless innings since the fourth inning of Wednesday’s 13-inning 4-3 win.

Steelers great Bettis leads eclectic Hall of Fame Class (Yahoo Sports)

Pittsburgh Steelers running back Jerome Bettis headlined the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2015 on Saturday night, the sixth-leading rusher in NFL history turning the annual enshrinement ceremony into a de facto pep rally. Bettis grabbed one of the ubiquitous towels synonymous with the franchise at the beginning of his speech and led a chant of ”Here We Go Steelers, Here We Go” as the capacity crowd at

Strasburg strikes out 12 as Nationals top Rockies 6-1 (Yahoo Sports)

Stephen Strasburg really did do a little bit of everything for the Washington Nationals on Saturday night. ”It was top-shelf stuff, and his stuff was very crisp tonight, and he was in complete control, really,” Rockies manager Walt Weiss said. The right-hander had been on the disabled list since a left oblique strain forced him out after 3 2-3 innings against the San Francisco Giants on July 4.

Relief for Russia as FIBA allows team to compete

By Dmitriy Rogovitskiy MOSCOW (Reuters) – Governing body FIBA has lifted the ban on Russia, allowing the country to compete in next month’s European championship and other international tournaments, Russian Basketball Federation (RFB) said on Sunday. “Today, during a session in Tokyo, FIBA made the decision to allow Russian national teams to compete in international tournaments,” the RFB said on its website (www.russiabasket.ru).

SPORTS (WORLD)

Button: Points still no formality

Jenson Button has cautioned against expecting McLaren-Honda to make huge progress with the MP4-30 at the Spanish GP, with the Briton insisting it’s more important they continue to close the outright gap to the front rather than just simply sneak their first points of 2015.

Button: Points still no formality

Jenson Button has cautioned against expecting McLaren-Honda to make huge progress with the MP4-30 at the Spanish GP, with the Briton insisting it’s more important they continue to close the outright gap to the front rather than just simply sneak their first points of 2015.

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