Tuesday and Wednesday Appalachian League baseball matchups
The schedule lists Tuesday games in the Appalachian League featuring Boston at Baltimore, Kansas City at Cleveland, New York Yankees at Toronto, Los Angeles Angels at Tampa Bay, Detroit at Texas, Oakland at Minnesota, and Seattle at Chicago White Sox. Wednesday fixtures include Oakland at Minnesota, Seattle at Chicago White Sox, Boston at Baltimore, Kansas City at Cleveland, New York Yankees at Toronto, Los Angeles Angels at Tampa Bay, and Detroit at Texas with listed pitcher matchups and start times.
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Baltimore
Kansas City
Cleveland
N.Y. Yankees
Toronto
Angels
Tampa Bay
Detroit
Texas
Oakland
Minnesota
Seattle
Chicago White Sox
Braden
Liriano
Dickey
G Floyd
Buchholz
Waters
Mecie
Jackson
N.Y
Robertson
Millwood
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
National League Games Tonight
National League games feature Washington at Philadelphia and Atlanta at the Mets, with late matchups including Houston at Milwaukee, Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs, Pittsburgh at St. Louis, and San Diego at Arizona.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Atlanta
N.Y. Mets
Houston
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Diego
Arizona
New York
Florida
Chicago Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Colorado
San Francisco
L.A
Davis
Wellemeyer
Peavy
Haren
Francis
Olympic and motorsports heavy TV sports schedule excerpt
A dense broadcast lineup lists events across radio and TV including Appalachian League baseball Elizabethton Twins at Princeton Rays, NASCAR O'Reilly 200 at Bristol, U.S. Amateur golf at Pinehurst, Little League World Series semifinals, Major League Baseball games, Olympic live and same-day tape coverage, and a World Cup qualifier for the U S versus Guatemala in Guatemala City.
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Pulaski
Mariners
Danville
Braves
Birefield
Orioles
Princeton
Rays
Burlington
Royals
Elizabethton
Twins
Johnson City
Cards
Kingsport
Mets
Bristol
White Sox
Greeneville
Astros
Bluefield
WBDY
Bob Redd
New River
Elizabethton Twins
Princeton Rays
Tenn
TBA
Williamsport
ESPN
U.S
WGN
Seattle
Chicago White Sox
ESPN2
L.A. Angels
Tampa Bay
Japan
Beijing
Telemundo
NBC
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Guatemala City
Area sports calendar with matches and races listed
Area calendar lists results from basketball volleyball water polo and motorsport events. Nations compete in soccer and volleyball groups with quarterfinals and semifinals noted and sprint cup and NASCAR events scheduled across May to August at Darlington Lowe's Speedway Dover Pocono Michigan Infineon New Hampshire Daytona and Chicagoland venues.
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Darlington
Lowe's Motor Speedway
Dover International
Pocono Raceway
Michigan International Speedway
Infineon Raceway
New Hampshire Motor Speedway
Daytona International Speedway
Chicagoland
Watkins Glen
NASCAR Leaders Through Aug 17 Points and Money List
NASCAR standings show Kyle Busch leading the points with 3,429 and a $5,102,988 earnings top. Carl Edwards, Jimmie Johnson, Dale Earnhardt Jr, and Jeff Burton follow in the top five by points. money list ranks Busch first with $5,102,988 and Edwards close behind at $5,099,200, with Kahne and Newman also among the top earners.
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Kyle Busch
Carl Edwards
Jimmie Johnson
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Jeff Burton
Tony Stewart
Biffle
Kevin Harvick
Gordon
Matt Kenseth
Kasey Kahne
Denny Hamlin
Clint Bowyer
David Ragan
Brian Vickers
Martin Truex Jr
Ryan Newman
Jamie McMurray
Kurt Busch
Elliott Sadler
Jeff Gordon
Sam Hornish Jr
Greg Biffle
Bobby Labonte
Elliott Sadier
Juan Pablo Montoya
Night MLB Schedule with Interleague Matchups
The listing shows a slate of evening baseball games across several parks. Key pitching pairings include Rodriguez for Florida and Parra for Milwaukee, Pelfrey for the Mets, Lilly for the Cubs, and Peavy for San Diego.
Braves top Mets in late rally as two teams clash on field
Pitchers Brag Tavarez and M Gonzalez locked scoreless innings before a late surge by Atlanta. Delgado and Tatis homered for New York, while Homer Wright and Francoeur contributed key hits. Umpires, attendance, and line scores reflect a tense baseball night with 2:57 duration.
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Schawsp
Atlanta
New York
Delgado
Tatis
Rcastro
Yescobar
Prado
S—Yescobar
Sf—Francoeur
D Wright
Wee
Brag
Tavarez
B &F M
Graham volleyball falls to Cougars in season opener
Pulaski County defeated Graham 27 29 25 20 26 24 25 22 in key match. Chrystal Dickens led Graham girls with six kills as Graham opens season 0 1 and travels to Narrows tonight. Report all varsity scores by calling the number or visiting the sports site.
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Serbia
Brazil
Japan
China
Russia
United States
Italy
Graham
Cougars
Pulaski
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Concord hires softball coach Wire staff report
Sabrina McCullough has been hired as the new head softball coach at Concord University. She previously spent three years at Scott County High School in Georgetown Kentucky, guiding the team to 27th nationally and consecutive district and regional titles.
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Athens
Sabrina McCullough
Concord University
Scott County High School
Georgetown
McCullough
University of the Cumberlands
Lady Lions
West Virginia
Rays rout Princeton as Cruz exits. Luck earns win
Rays power past Princeton 15 to 4 behind D J Jones who had three hits and two doubles. Cruz left after four innings with one run allowed while Luck collected the win and Tippett took the loss. Princeton wraps three game set with Twins at Hunnicutt Field awaiting final game.
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Luis
Rays
Cruz
Chris Luck
Elias Otero
Daniel Berlind
Princeton
D.J. Jones
Sonequi
Otero
Burt Reynolds
Luck
Tippett
Twins
Hunnicutt Field
Elizabeth
Bradley Tippett
Lee ‘Martin
Alexander Soto
Joseph Cruz
Mayo Acosta
Morales, Noland power Johnson City past Bluefield on bobblehead night
Osvaldo Morales and Rickey Noland hit two run homers as Johnson City beat Bluefield 8 to 1 at Bowen Field. Morales plated the lone hit for his homer while Noland went 2 for 4 with two RBIs. Luis Mateo went 3 for 5 with a run as Scott McGregor threw five scoreless innings for the win. Eddie Gamboa took the loss for Bluefield. Buck Britton and Ronnie Welty each went 2 for 4 for Bluefield. Levi Carolus hit his sixth homer as Bluefield hosts Johnson City again. Attendant 1,033.
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Johnson City
Bluefield
Osvaldo Morales
Rickey Noland
Orioles
Glynn Carlock
Bowen Field
Morales
Homer
Noland
Luis Mateo
Cardinals
Scott McGregor
Eddie Gamboa
Buck Britton
Ronnie Welty
Levi Carolus
Joinbon City
Cecrenesses
Jose Mateo
Jack Cawley
Kyle Touchatt
Brian Sisk
Dustin Black
Muncy Poised to Lead Tazewell Offense This Season
Muncy, a speedy back with 4.59 speed, vows 100 percent effort as he anchors Tazewell High School offense alongside returning vets Corey Beavers and receivers like Brandon Flanner. Sophomore QB Cody Lockhart notes improved timing with Muncy, center Jonathan Baldwin and a reliable line led by guards Steven Barrett and Mike Elkins. The unit aims to open holes in the spread offense and boost yardage with depth across backfield and receiving corps.
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Corey Beavers
Alan Lancaster
Brandon Flanner
Tazewell
Cess
Jonathan Baldwin
Steven Barrett
Mike Elkins
Bruiser Moore
Cameron Young
Darrius Richmond
Muncy
Cody Lockhart
Matt
Lockhart
Race car ride honors late husband at Bristol track
Donna and James Wish were longtime race fans who asked Bristol Motor Speedway to place James’s cremains in a Pro Cup ride for one race. Gordon offered a Hooters car while driver Estes handled the logistics, and the event will be televised as part of a future Pro Cup broadcast.
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Volkswagen
Bristol
Richmond
Martinsville
North Wilkesboro
Daytona
Donna
James
Lake
Speedway
Wayne Estes
Estes
Hooters
Gordon
Tearing continues in high school golf regional push
Bluefield, Princeton, PikeView and James Monroe field strong lineups as Class AAA aspirants seek state berths at Wheeling. Princeton freshman mix includes Hickman and McPherson led by Beavers coach Haye who eye a return trip to the state tourney. Bluefield's Henkes, injured Smith, and Beavers aim to peak for regionals Aug 29 at Grandview while Oak Hill, Shady Spring and Wyoming East loom as top regional threats.
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Mavericks
Princeton
Jack Hickman
J.J. McPherson
Uriah Argyrakis
Tigers
Haye
Greenbrier East
George Washington
Glade Springs
Daniel
Speidel
Oglebay Park
Wheeling
Grandview Country Club
Beaver
Bluefield
Henkes
Kim Miller
Nick
Alex Smith
Beavers
Smith
Blue Ridge
Cameron Morgan
Brad Belcher
Asher Sexton
Miller
James Monroe
Phillip Shrewsbury
Adam Hazelwood
Phillip
Michael Hines
Adam
Grandview
Hines
Hazelwood
Tim Mincey
Justin Harvey
Seth Powell
Carson Terry
Oak Hill
Shady Spring
Wyoming East
PikeView
Garrett
Jordan Nelson
Nicklaus Fletcher
Pipestein Resort State Park
Chandler
Twisted Gun
Wharncliffe
Brian Woodson
Bwoodson
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