Motorsport Events Today at Raceway Park Schedule
Friday features Safe Street Night at 5 p.m. Texas Shootout motorcycle drag racing at noon and Speedway Series at 6 p.m. Sunday offers Instant Green Light at 4 p.m. No local events are scheduled Monday.
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Friday Night Boxing Pemberton V Sheika On ESPN2
TV sports box picks include Pemberton versus Sheika Friday night boxing at 8 p.m. on ESPN2 plus cycling Tour de France slots, tennis and golf events, and more across TNT TNT FSN WGN USA ESPN2 and Golf channels with multiple daytime starts.
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Pitchers and Scores From Thursday and Friday Baseball Games
Weekday scoreboard shows Pittsburgh beating Cincinnati in 17 innings and Atlanta routing Florida while Chicago Cubs and Dodgers also posted wins. Friday matchups list Ramirez, Vargas, Graves, Leiter, Myers, Zambrano, Miller, Wells, Obermueller, Tsao, Perez, Rueter among starters and special times across the schedule.
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Baseball Night in Major League and Pro Sports Trades
The schedule lists multiple MLB games with late starts across six cities and player news. Trades include Carl Everett to Texas in a three-team deal, plus Kings and Pacers swapping picks involving Brad Miller, and several NFL, NBA, and NHL contract moves and signings across teams.
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Cowboys sign Newman to seven year contract
Cowboys secure cornerback Terence Newman with a seven year deal worth a $13 million signing bonus and solidify plans for a strong young secondary. Al Johnson also signs with the team, with details disclosed later.
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Armstrong Ullrich lead remains as Tour de France stage 17 unfolds
In Bordeaux Armstrong and Ullrich finished together in stage 17 as they guard the overall lead for a forthcoming decisive time trial. Washington officials signal possible ephedra ban as FDA chief testifies to lawmakers. In Connecticut Haas and Jacobsen share early Open lead while Whaley earns a 75 and first woman PGA qualifier since 1945. In Texas Horry inks two year San Antonio Spurs deal as a free agent veteran of five NBA titles.
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Knights begin Palomino Tournament in Bellaire
Knights led by Widner Logan Boatright Chris Estrada and Daniel from Lee open the Connie Mack League event in Bellaire. They face Kyle Chapman White at 6 p.m. at Bayland Park as host Kyle Chapman organizes the tournament. Planty notes the league aims to open college opportunities for Houston talent with many Knights alumni placed in programs.
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Camp Winners at Lee College Runnin' Rebels Camp
Lee College Runnin' Rebels Basketball Camp crowned multiple champions across girls and boys divisions. Winners include Mikan Lay Up, Hot Shot, Free Throw, and Sorr3 and NCAA categories, with 60 campers overall in girls divisions and 70 in boys. Notable names: Taylor Wheat, Kara Bradshaw, Kristen Terry, Macy Moore, and Logan Broadway.
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WNBA Glance: Wednesday Scores and Upcoming Games
Wednesday results show Seattle 75 over New York 65, Connecticut 84 beating Minnesota 70, Indiana 81 over San Antonio 47, Charlotte 67 over Detroit 61, Los Angeles 82 over Phoenix 65, Indiana 80 over Phoenix. Friday matchups include Washington at New York and New York at Sacramento, with San Antonio at Minnesota and Phoenix at Seattle. Saturday features Washington at Cleveland and New York at Houston, plus Charlotte at Connecticut, Minnesota at Indiana, Seattle at Sacramento.
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