MLB Leaders by the Associated Press
American League leaders include iSuzuki Seattle batting .338 and Garciaparra Boston .324 with Jeter New York .322. Delgado Toronto leads RBIs at 112 and Wells Toronto 98. Pitching shows Halladay Toronto 16-4 and Clemens New York 154 strikeouts. National League batting features Pujols St. Louis .370 and Helton Colorado .353 with runs and hits led by Helton and Pujols.
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Baseball Glance From Night Amid Doubleheaders
Scores headline the console with six matchups showing Colorado beating Montreal 6 to 3 in 11 innings and Florida edging Los Angeles 5 to 4 in 13. Wednesday results include Cubs over Astros 6-4 and Braves over Padres 7-1. Upcoming schedules pin St Louis at Pittsburgh and Dodgers at Marlins for Thursday and Friday night shifts across multiple venues.
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Radio and TV Sports Schedule Highlights
Today's highlights include a radio Appalachian League game at 6:50 p.m. on WHIS WTZE Bluefield at Martinsville. Televised golf action starts at 1 p.m. on TNT with the PGA Championship first round in Rochester. MLB games feature Cubs at WGN and Mets at 7:30 p.m. on TBS, plus 8 p.m. NFL preseason Oakland at San Francisco on Fox.
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Cavaliers win SWD golf match led by Green at Carroll County
Hillsville Va Tazewell star Garland Green shot 68 to earn medalist honors as Southwest District competition at Carroll County ended with Hillsville Cavaliers scoring 307 to beat Graham Richlands and Tazewell in a five team field. Marcus Edwards led Cavs with 74 followed by Hiatt 75 Wade 77.
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Baby Birds edge Martineville in seven runs at Hooker Field
In a game at Hooker Field the Baby Birds defeated Martineville 7 to 2. Martinez earned the win, Perez took the loss, and Diaz closed for the save. Matt Houston went 3 for 4 to pace the offense as the teams prepare for a rematch at 7 p.m. today with radio coverage on WHIS WTZE.
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Suggs Signs Five-Year Deal With Browns
Rookie Lee Suggs agreed to terms on a five-year contract with the Cleveland Browns after they drafted him in the fourth round despite a May shoulder surgery. The Virginia Tech star rushed 1325 yards and 22 TDs last season, missing most of 2001 with a torn ACL, and his Week's status hinges on an upcoming physical.
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Virginia Tech fans long for ACC membership payoff
Blacksburg embraces Tech joining the ACC as the town's fortunes align with football success. Athletes and residents note nearby schools, geographic fit, and rising game-day crowds boosting Montgomery County. Tech's rise under Frank Beamer transformed empty stands into sold out arenas and local fervor.
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P-Rays Complete Historic Triple Play At Home
The Princeton P-Rays turn in franchise history first a triple play and then prepare to host Kingsport at Hunnicutt Field at 7 p.m. The game is part of J and M Heating and Cooling night with the first 500 fans receiving P-Rays sweatshirts as pitcher WP Mann improves to 3-2 and Matthew Mirar records a 1-0 start with solid relief.
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Mercer Cup Lives On In Tampa Bay Victory Saga
Nelson reports a continued sweep over Baltimore this week as Tampa Bay takes the all-time series lead at 46-44. Orioles flash rising stars Matos Bigbie and former Baby Bird Jerry Hairston batting .287 alongside Crawford Baldelli Kennedy Zambrano Sandberg and Backe. Princeton also supplied talent to the Rays organization, sustaining the Mercer Cup rivalry.
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