Friday Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlights
The day’s results show Cubs 2 over St Louis 1 and Texas 2 over Pittsburgh 0 with Florida 4 Detroit 1, Montreal 3 Cleveland 1, Philadelphia 3 Minnesota 0, Oakland 5 Cincinnati 3, Mets 4 Kansas City 3, Atlanta 3 Chicago White Sox 2, Anaheim 11 Milwaukee 4, Seattie 8 Houston 0, Colorado 8 Tampa Bay 7 in 10 innings. Schedule lists numerous 12 to 4 p.m. games, then late 7 p.m. St Louis at Chicago Cubs ppd with various matchups including Yankees at San Diego and Mets at Kansas City.
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LPGA Hayfields Roundup Scores At Hunt Valley Maryland
Second round results from the LPGA Greater Baltimore at Hayfields Country Club Hunt Valley Maryland purse 1.45 million yardage 6983 par 72 top scores include J C Snead 69 64 133 17 Rodger Davis 65 68 133 11 John Mahaffey 65 68 134 10 John Jacobs 67 69 136 8 Jim Ahern 65 71 136 8 Bobby Walzer 68 69 137 7 Doug Tewell 68 69 137 7 Bruce Fleisher 67 70 137 7 Bob Charles 70 68 138 6 Doug Johnson 70 68 138 6 V Fernandez 69 69 138 6 Wayne Levi 69 69 138 6 Bobby Wadkins 68 70 138 6 McCullough 7 7 138 6 Frank Conner 74 65 139 5 Jay Overton 74 65 73 9 D Eichelberger 71 68 139 5 Dave Stockton 70 69 139 5 Allen Doyie 70 62 139 5 Bob Gilder 69 70 139 5 Dale Douglass 68 71 139 5 Stewart Gian 71 69 140 4 Mark Pfeil 70 70 140 4 Walter Hail 69 71 140 4 Walter Morgan 69 71 140 4andra Women NBA results and schedule included with scores from Friday through Saturday games and today’s games listed with matchups and times
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Dallas first round picks in 2002 NHL Draft list
Dallas selection details include Marvin Wagner is listed as 26th in the first round via a Washington through Philadelphia trade, with later picks 32 Janos Vas from Sweden, 34 Tobias Stephan from Switzerland, 42 Marius Holter from Sweden, and 43 Trevor Daley from Sault Ste. Marie Ontario.
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U S Soccer Team Breaks Through in Pool Play Wins Mexico
Buck Matheny reflects on the U S men s soccer team surpassing expectations in pool play with a win over Mexico, signaling potential rematches over four years. He praises global growth of soccer, notes European and South American dominance fading, and shares concerns about the Astros franchise since 1993 while seeking explanations from readers.
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Recruiter Rogers Olin praises Justin Laird and college ties
Rogers Olin, a longtime football recruiter, lauds Justin Laird as a key asset for schools needing kickers. Laird, a 2002 Lee graduate, earned a UH scholarship. Olin worked on the Longhorns staff 1992 to 1997 and with Mackovic at Illinois, now serving as a recruiting consultant for 35 Division I programs.
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Cardinals pitcher Darryl Kile dies shocking fans and club
Baseball world mourns Darryl Kile after his death at a hotel in St. Louis. Cardinals and Cubs players paid tribute as teams prepared to play, flags lowered, and a make up game scheduled for August. Kile, 33, had a 16 11 record this season with a 3.72 ERA in 14 games.
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Baseball Mourns Darryl Kile Death Shocks MLB
The death of St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Darryl Kile at 33 stunned baseball across the league. Teammates and rivals voiced grief, with tributes at ballparks, quiet clubhouse scenes, and games postponed or altered as players struggled to cope.
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