Tigers 6 Reds 2 notes and night MLB schedule
Baseball scoreboard lists Tigers 6 Reds 2 with Cone 1-7, plus a full Saturday night schedule across major league parks. Montreal, Boston, Cincinnati, Detroit, Houston, Cleveland, New York Mets, Toronto, Atlanta, Tampa Bay, Florida, Baltimore, St. Louis, Minnesota, Chicago Cubs, Kansas City, Milwaukee, Chicago White Sox, Oakland, Colorado, Seattle, Arizona, Anaheim, San Diego, Texas, San Francisco, and Lincoln region games noted with pitchers and start times.
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TV Highlights July 17 2000 Major games and All-Star telecast
TV highlights for Monday July 17 2000 include Major League Baseball at 7:05 p.m. on TBS with Atlanta visiting Tampa Bay and the WNBA All-Star Game at 3 p.m. on ESPN in Phoenix. The brief guide notes a minus two forty seven time mark and incomplete trailing data.
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Greater Milwaukee Open final scores and prizes
Loren Roberts won the $2.5 million Greater Milwaukee Open at Brown Deer Park in Milwaukee with a score of 260 and earned $450,000. Franklin Langham finished second at 268, taking $270,000. Multiple players earned from $80,625 to $8,500 with final scores ranging from 269 to 280. notable finishers included Steve Pate, Mathew Goggin, Kenny Perry, J P Hayes, Joe Durant, and Russ Cochran among others.
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Russ Cochran
John Rollins
Olin Browne
Skip Kendall
Chris Perry
Frank Lickliter
Grant Waite
Joe Ogilvie
Brian Gay
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Scott Hoch
Mike Springer
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Mike Brisky
Larry Mize
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Jerry Kelly
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Casey Martin
Chisox Rout Brewers In One Sided Win
Chicago's CHISOX defeated Milwaukee Brewers 11 to 5 in a decisive game. Key hitters contributed runs while pitchers held the Brewers at bay, building an early lead and maintaining pressure through the middle innings.
Basketball All Star Garr Tuesday's Games No Games Scheduled
Eastern Conference rosters and listed stars include Holdsclaw McCray Johnson Jones McWilliams Palmer Phillips Sales Stinson Weatherspoon Wicks. Western Conference stars include Cooper Griffith Lennox Leslie Mabika Milton Penicheiro Reed Smith Swoopes Thompson Williams with Utah starter note. Call 327-2813 after 4 p.m. daily.
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Nazareth Econo Lodge 200 NASCAR results run at Nazareth Speedway
Nazareth Pa AP results from the NASCAR Busch Series Grand National Econo Lodge 200 list Ron Hornaday as winner in a 200 lap event. Report covers top finishers Elton Sawyer Jason Keller Jeff Green and others with earnings, laps, and caution details.
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Armstrong extends Tour lead after Alpine stage win
American Lance Armstrong stretched his overall advantage to 7 minutes 26 seconds with a fourth-place finish on a mountainous day in Courchevel as Pantani won a 108 mile stage from Briancon to Courchevel. Jan Ullrich faded to 15th, defending his health after cancer and Pantani spoke of returning strength after tough year.
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Norman No 1 crowned after Swedish Open win
Magnus Norman defeats Andreas Vinciguerra 6 1 7 6 to capture the Swedish Open title and ascend to world No 1 in the ATP champions race. It marks his 10th singles crown and second at this event, with top seed unbroken through the tournament except for a tiebreak in the final.
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Corretja and Puerta reach Swiss Open final
Top seed Alex Corretja beat Gaston Gaudio 7 5 7 5 to reach the Swiss Open final, where he will face Mariano Puerta after Puerta eliminated defending champion Albert Costa 6 4 6 3. Corretja also defeated Marcelo Rios earlier, while Gaudio edged Franco Squillari as illness forced retirement.
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Diamondbacks top Padres as Henderson climbs hit list
Henderson went 3-for-5 to reach 2,875 career hits, moving to 35th all time and surpassing Babe Ruth, after his first inning double pushed him past Zack Wheat into 50th on the hits list. In San Diego, Donne Wall earned the win with a scoreless 10th as Anaheim reliever Alan Levine mishandled a bases loaded bunt in the 10th, erasing a Padres’ ninth inning lead.
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