Late MLB schedule with several AL and West games
The slate lists late games across the American League and West. Texas at Cleveland at 7:35 pm, Detroit at Toronto at 7:35 am, Milwaukee at Minnesota at 8:05 pm, Chicago at Kansas City at 8:35 pm, New York at Seattle at 10:05 pm, Baltimore at Oakland at 10:35 pm, and Boston at California at 10:35 pm. Pitchers include Shaw, Key, Guthrie, Navarro, Filson, Witt, Hanson, Michell, Welch, Langston.
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National League results and tonight's schedule summary
Sunday results include Philadelphia 8 over Pittsburgh 6 and St Louis 8 over New York 3. Montreal defeated Houston 6 2, Los Angeles routed San Francisco 12 6. Monday’s schedule lists multiple late games including Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and San Francisco at Houston, with several intercity matchups and start times through 8:35 p.m. local.
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Baseball Hall of Fame Members in Historic Boxscore Notes
Monday boxscores list Milwaukee pitcher R Robinson winning and Minnesota pitcher R Smith losing amid a 71-311 line. The fragment cites era-era Hall of Famers including Comiskey, Cobb, Gehrig, Mantle, Mays, Williams, Yastrzemski and many more, indicating a composite snapshot of inductees and their ties to classic box scores across decades.
PGA Championship Pairings And Leaders Listed For Shoal Creek
The Birmingham AP report lists first round pairings with start times for the PGA Championship at Shoal Creek along with leaders across PGA Tour stats through the St Jude Classic. It includes players like Henderson Palmeiro GriffeyCanseco and other notable names, plus driving distance accuracy and greens in regulation leaders.
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Perkins signs deal with Lakers
Sam Perkins signed with the Los Angeles Lakers to finish his NBA career on top, with a multi year contract likely about 3 million per season. The Lakers aim to keep him at peak while Perkins seeks to play where he is best suited.
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Son's victory eases Unser's injuries in Marlboro 500
At Indianapolis AP report says Al Unser Jr. won the Marlboro 500 as his father Al Unser Sr. recovered in hospital from a crash in Michigan. The elder four time Indy 500 winner sustained a broken thigh and collarbone plus three ribs and watched in a wheelchair as his son clinched victory and dedicated it to him on national TV.
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Hall of Fame Baseball Players List Highlights Key Names
A historical roll lists Hall of Fame players including Eppa Rixey 1963 Robin Roberts 1976 Red Ruffing 1967 Amos Posle 1977 Warren Spahn 1973 Al Spalding 1939 Dazzy Vance 1955 Rube Waddell 1946 Ed Walsh 1946 Mickey Welch 1973 Hoyt Wilhelm 1985 Early Wynn 1972 Denton Cy Young 1937 Oscar Charleston 1976 Fred Clarke 1945 Roberto Clemente 1973 Ty Cobb 1936 Gordon Mickey Cochrane 1947 Eddie Collins 1939 Jimmy Collins 1945.
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Ryan and Cole Share AL Player of Week Honors
Texas Ranger pitcher Nolan Ryan, age 43, earned his 300th win by thrashing Milwaukee 11 3 on Tuesday and was named American League Player of the Week alongside Cleveland rookie Alex Cole as announced Monday.
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Martinsville Faces Princeton in Appalachian League at Hunnicutt Field
Tonight Martinsville meets Princeton at Hunni cutt Field at 7 30 p m as part of the Appalachian League with Elizabethton and Princeton slated to play midweek. Future games include Johnson City versus Bluefield at Bowen Field and local broadcasts listed for the day.
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Appalachian League standings and schedule notes
Standings show Elizabethton 7 Burlington 2 and Kingsport 11 Pulaski 5. Several games postponed by rain including Huntington at Johnson City and Pulaski at Elizabethton. Tomorrow Bluefield at Martinsville and Princeton at Burlington with 7 30 p.m. starts. Bristol hosts Johnson City. Burlington visits Huntington.
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Baseball Drug Suspension and Roster Moves Across Leagues
The Baseball Commissioner suspended Rick Leach of the Giants for 60 days after a positive drug test. Yankees activated Mike Witt from the 21 day DL and optioned Mark Leiter to Columbus. Cardinals placed Bryn Smith on the 15 day DL and moved John Morris to the 21 day list. Tim Sherill recalled from Louisville. Knights announced Tommy Helms resignation and Jay Loviglio named manager for the season. NBA Lakers signed Sam Perkins to a multiyear deal. NFL Browns signed Keith Bostic. Bengals waived several players. Packers signed Ron Pitts and Didier retired. Giants waived Jiles Chubb Ng Barlow. Jets let Chris Burkett camp. Waived James Moore. Chargers signed Sam Seale Glenn. waived Archer Jackson. Buccaneers acquired Chris Chandler to Colts, signed Reggie Cobb. NHL Canadiens named Charles Thiffault asst coach. College notes: Arkansas State Dennis Winston named conditioning coach. Coming named Suzanne Helfant women’s coach. Plymouth State Nancy Feldman women’s coach. Robert Morris Brian Regan asst coach. St. Lawrence Gabriele Lisella interim women’s coach. Tufts Gary Caldwell crew coach. UC Irvine Ray Smith women’s coach. UCLA released guard Darrin Darney.
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Princeton High girls basketball meeting and Pocahontas forms
A Wednesday meeting for girls interested in Princeton High School basketball is set for August 8 at 6 p.m. in the gym, with practice starting August 13 at 9 a.m. Pocahontas High School players should visit this week to collect physical and insurance forms, due on the first day of practice. The varsity and junior varsity start at 9:30 a.m. on Monday. Marshall women’s volleyball coach Martha Newberry resigns to pursue a doctorate after leading the Thundering Herd to a conference title. Kyle Petty and Lake Speed opened NASCAR testing in Darlington for the September 2 Southern 500, with Petty posting 155.031 mph as teams try setups and race preparation.
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Quote of the Day On Ankle Injury By Andy Van Slyke
A terse remark attributed to Andy Van Slyke notes the immediate and lingering pain of an ankle injury, with references to hearing popping sounds and the impact on his performance and analysis.
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Maas Kelly Key Yanks past Tribe
New York, AP. Rookie Kevin Maas hit a sixth inning go ahead homer his 11th in 92 at bats as the Yankees beat the Cleveland Indians 2 1. Roberto Alomar homered for Cleveland. Andy Hawkins pitched eight innings for the win and Dave Righetti earned his 22nd save.
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Pirates Rout Phillies 10-1 in Opening Game
Randy Tomlin nearly completed a shutout, pitching five and two thirds but left with one out in the ninth as Bobby Bonilla collected a career high five hits and Barry Bonds drove in five runs to spark the Pirates to a 10-1 victory over Philadelphia in the opener of a two night doubleheader.
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Graham G-Men plan JV program with nine game slate
Williams notes high turnout as Coach Carlock adds a junior varsity program. Graham will run nine JV games beside a 10 game varsity schedule opening Aug 31 against arch rival Bluefield at Mitchell Stadium. The team hosts Franklin County Aug 18 and enters the Pulaski County Football Jamboree Aug 25 against William Fleming and Cave Spring.
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