Major league scores and results across leagues
MLB results include Atlanta 2 Chicago Cubs 0 and Milwaukee 7 Cincinnati 4 while Houston 6 Pittsburgh 1, Philadelphia 10 Montreal 8, St. Louis 12 Los Angeles 6, San Diego 7 Colorado 1. American Detroit 9 Boston 8 and New York Yankees 10 Toronto 6. Oakland 3 Kansas City 2. Seattle 8 Minnesota 2. Women’s NBA Miami 65 Seattle 61. Utah at Los Angeles and Sacramento at Portland listed as n. Quote by Juli Inkster despite loss. Hutchinson Run Open champion field noted.
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WVU Women’s Hoops Recruiting Class Ranked 16th Nationally
West Virginia University earns a 16th ranking for its 2002-03 women’s basketball recruiting class per All-Mi Stars, a high mark in school history. Coach Mike Carey lauds the “excellent young ladies” group and expects immediate Big East impact as he hails a near turnaround from prior seasons.
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Minor League Rays rally for 7 3 win over Rangers at Hunnicutt Field
Princeton Devil Rays turn six run seventh inning into a 7 3 victory over the Pulaski Rangers Sunday afternoon. Eric Miller allowed two runs in six innings before Tim King and the bullpen closed out the win. Pulaski led 3 1 after a leadoff homer by Chris O Riordan and a Ringe double as Rich Carroll scored on a single.
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Dustin Scheffel
Betemit
Jason Pridie
Ivan Reid
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Jose Vizcaino
Jimmy Anderson
Wade Miller
Twins roll past Bluefield with four homer blasts
Elizabethton hitters smashed four home runs as the Twins routed Bluefield 13-4. Inocencio Hiraldo and Justin Sims opened the scoring with back-to-back blasts, and a six-run sixth broke the game open. Ricky Barrett earned the win for Elizabethton to move to 1-1, while Joe Coppinger took the loss for Bluefield. Hiraldo led all hitters with a strong showing.
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al Jones
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Baby Birds
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Ryan Smith
Braves nip Cubs as Maddux shines in 6-1 win
Atlanta pitchers dominated as Greg Maddux allowed three hits over seven innings and John Smoltz closed with a perfect ninth for his 31st save. Sammy Sosa sat out a third straight game for the Cubs under interim manager Bruce Kimm. Chipper Jones missed a game with a bruised knee. The Braves improved to 15-3 in 18 games.
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Ted Williams Splendid Splinter Dies at 83
Obituary pays tribute to Ted Williams, famed Boston slugger known as Splendid Splinter and The Kid. Highlights include two Triple Crowns, .406 season in 1941 with 37 homers and 145 walks, military service as a Marine pilot, and near immortality in American sports lore.
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