Baseball Scores And Schedule From Monday To Thursday
Monday results show Milwaukee 5 over Houston 2, Oakland 4 over Pittsburgh 2, Florida 4 over Cleveland, Montreal 5 over Kansas City 4, Minnesota 6 over none and Mets 1, Seattle 8, Cincinnati 4, Detroit 6 over Atlanta 0, Chicago Cubs 4 over Texas 3, Milwaukee 7 over Houston 7. Daily late games include Yankees at Colorado and others. Tonight’s slate lists Texas at Chicago Cubs and many interleague matchups with start times across afternoon and evening sessions.
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Longhorn Ontiveros ties Texas home run mark at CWS
Texas slugger Jeff Ontiveros, a rarity for power on a pitching strong Longhorns team, tied the school single season record with his 19th homer in an 8 7 win over Stanford. The senior, un drafted, discusses the pride in tying Kieschnick and his continued drive to prove himself while leading Texas in power this season.
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Griffey Sr 2000th hit in return as Mariners roll
Ken Griffey Sr delivered his 2000th hit with an infield single and a 2-for-3 night, but Seattle Mariners defeated the Cincinnati Reds 8-1. Joel Pineiro added a first major league hit and two RBIs as Seattle pulled away with a four-run sixth inning.
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World Cup Upsets Shape Quarterfinal Prospects
South Korea reached the quarterfinals after a dramatic late goal and a stoppage-time header by Ahn Jung-hwan, joining Senegal in advancing from tough rounds. Brazil, England, and Germany secured spots, while Spain beat Ireland on penalties and Turkey lingered in knockout drama as favorites faced new challengers.
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Tour de France tightens anti-doping measures amid scandals
Paris reports new pre race random drug tests and stricter EPO controls as Tour organizers push for a clean event. Riders may be excluded for positive results while cortisone injections require medical authorization and an ethical code will govern fair play.
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