Новости за 23.07.2015

SAN DIEGO - Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker will describe his presidential ambitions at a conservative gathering in San Diego.

OAKLAND, California - The bang-bang final play happened so fast Danny Valencia wasn't sure whether Oakland pinch-hitter Ike Davis had beaten out an infield single for the winning run in the 10th inning.

MORGANTOWN, West Virginia - Tickets are going on sale for the West Virginia University-Oklahoma State football game in October.

ANAHEIM, California - The Minnesota Twins are still struggling to regain their stride out of the All-Star break, and that's given them little chance to keep pace with the surging Los Angeles Angels this week.

OAKLAND, California - The Oakland Athletics had to stop mid-celebration and wait to find out from replay review whether they had in fact won the game on a walkoff.

MELBOURNE, Australia - Real Madrid manager Rafael Benitez says defender Sergio Ramos will "100 percent" stay with the Spanish club and not make a move to Manchester United.

ANAHEIM, California - Los Angeles Angels third baseman David Freese will be out at least two weeks with a broken right index finger after getting hit by a pitch Wednesday night.

DENVER - The Denver Nuggets are banking on a big boost from an explosive 19-year-old point guard with a jumper that's still a work in progress.

ANAHEIM, California - Huston Street had to wait two weeks between his 299th and 300th saves, partly because of a minor groin injury and partly because of the All-Star break.

PHOENIX - David Peralta saw the pitch heading toward his head and moved just enough to get hit on the right shoulder first.

PHOENIX - Jose Fernandez mixed his pitches well, putting together a strong fourth start since returning from Tommy John surgery.

LOS ANGELES - The body of a mystery man was decomposing in his car in the ritzy Pacific Palisades neighborhood in Southern California for nearly two weeks before he was found by authorities, an attorney said Wednesday.

NEW YORK - Uber cars can continue to be a growing presence on the streets of New York City now that an agreement has been reached between the ride-hailing company and the city.

ATLANTA - A night of conflict and controversy ended with referees surrounded by security and another win by Mexico surrounded by suspicion.

PORTLAND, Oregon - The Portland Thorns played the rival Seattle Reign on Wednesday night before a National Women's Soccer League record crowd of 21,144.

LOS ANGELES - Tina Charles had 14 points and 14 rebounds for her eighth double-double and the New York Liberty beat the Los Angeles Sparks 59-53 on Wednesday night for their fifth straight victory.

BOSTON - Organizers of Boston's bid for the 2024 Summer Olympics are releasing details about insurance proposals they say will provide unprecedented coverage for Massachusetts taxpayers.

CHICAGO - David Robertson felt it was a good pitch, and Yadier Molina agreed with the closer.

DETROIT - Kyle Seager had an inning to forget.

SAN DIEGO - The Daily Transcript of San Diego said Wednesday it will publish its last edition Sept. 1, ending a nearly 130-year run in the newspaper business.

SAN FRANCISCO - A San Francisco Bay Area police sergeant was shot and killed during an early morning traffic stop Wednesday, and the man suspected in the shooting has been placed under arrest at a hospital where he is being treated for gunshot wounds, authorities said.

NEW YORK - Thousands of protesters packed into Times Square Wednesday evening to demand that Congress vote down the proposed U.S. deal with Iran.

SAN FRANCISCO - The push for a higher minimum wage gained momentum on both sides of the country Wednesday, with New York embracing an eventual $15 an hour for the state's 200,000 fast-food workers and the huge University of California system announcing the same raise for its employees.

NASHVILLE, Tennessee - Country star Miranda Lambert jumped on stage and sang at a small club in Nashville, Tennessee, two days after announcing her divorce from husband Blake Shelton.

ANNAPOLIS, Maryland - A former Baltimore police officer said Wednesday that he plans to perform an Al Jolson routine in blackface to raise money for the six Baltimore officers who have been indicted in the death of Freddie Gray.