TV and sports slate highlights June 5 schedule
Television coverage across sports includes college softball World Series finals on ESPN at 8 p.m. Oklahoma vs Texas A&M. NBCSN cycling Dauphine stage 4. MLB regional games on MLB and WGN. NHL Stanley Cup playoffs conference finals game 3 on NBCSN. Tennis French Open quarterfinals on ESPN2 with multiple late games across the day and night.
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Ferrer Dodges Robredo and Tsonga Tops Federer in Paris
In Paris at the French Open purse of 28.4 million, David Ferrer of Spain defeated Tommy Robredo 6-2 6-1 6-1 in men’s quarterfinals while Jo-Wilfried Tsonga of France beat Roger Federer 7-5 6-3 6-3. In women’s play Sara Errani of Italy defeated Agnieszka Radwanska 6-4 7-6 6, and Serena Williams of the United States defeated Svetlana Kuznetsova 6-1 3-6 6-3.
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Baseball Glance shows College World Series schedule updates
The Associated Press recap lists matchups across sites including North Carolina Raleigh and Chapel Hill Doak Field and Alex Box Stadium. It covers daily games from June 7 to June 10 with times, teams such as South Carolina, North Carolina, Rice, LSU, UCLA, Cal State Fullerton, Indiana, Florida State, Louisville, Vanderbilt, Virginia, Oregon State, Kansas State and more and notes several x games. It also includes results from the NCAA Division I Softball World Series and a late May to early June set of championship games.
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PGA Tour Statistics Summary Through June Two
The Associated Press lists FedEx Cup season points led by Tiger Woods with 2 345 000 and Matt Kuchar second at 1 922 000. It includes scoring averages, driving distance, accuracy, greens in regulation, total driving, strokes gained putting, birdie average, eagles per hole, sand save percentage and all around rankings for top players and entities such as Graeme McDowell Henrik Stenson Justin Rose Phil Mickelson Rory McIlroy Boo Weekley Keegan Bradley and Jordan Spieth among others.
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NBA Finals Schedule Miami vs San Antonio
The Best of 7 championship series lists Miami and San Antonio meeting in Miami and San Antonio with games on June 6 11 13 16 18 and 20 if necessary. The plan includes potential road dates and times for key matchups.
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Tigers top Holston in quarterfinals
DAMASCUS, Va. Freshman Madison Musick delivered a two run double in the top of the seventh as Honaker defeated Holston 3 2 in Group A Division 1 quarterfinals Tuesday. Emily Kendrick pitched a complete game with two strikeouts. Honaker advances to face East Rockingham in Salem Friday at the Moyer Sports Complex after East Rockingham routed Colonial Beach 22 1.
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Varmint Marathon 5K and related area sports calendar
June 8 features the 20th Annual Varmint Marathon and 5K Road Race in Burkes Garden Va starting 8 a m with a 7 a m walking event and a 12 and under mile fun run Proceeds support Sales4Service Inc Registration fees run 40 50 after May 31 for the marathon and 20 25 for the 5K Online at we run events com For more info contact Charity Me Danie Wat at 276 979 8044 or TheVarmint13 1 hotmail com Also free physicals offered June 8 at the Orthopaedic Center of the Virginias for Princeton PikeView Graham Bland Rocky Gap and Mercer Christian students and signup for PikeView Panther Cub Football Cheerleading June 8 10 2 and June 15 5 8 pm contact 304 888 0059 Blues Jays tickets 65 include 35 undated tickets for Bluefield season home games and used for Mercer Cup games at Princeton Hunnicutt Field Call 904 324 1326 or visit bluefieldjays com Also Blue Jays Kid's Club membership 20 perks for ages 12 and under with games access clinic picnic and shirt details Bowen Field hours 10 am to 5 pm or 304 324 1326 com email babybirds1 com cast mat Formore information visit bluefieldjays com.
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Nationals rally past Mets 3-2 for first late comeback win
Washington overcoming a six-inning lull, Steve Lombardozzi's ninth inning sacrifice fly capped a two run rally to beat the New York Mets 3-2. Ian Desmond doubled home a run, and Adam LaRoche tied the game before Lombardozzi delivered the decisive fly.
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Hamrick outlines Marshall athletic facilities expansion plan
Marshall athletics is undergoing a $33 million facilities push led by Hamrick since 2009. A private fundraising drive, Vision Campaign, aims to fund an $8 million soccer complex opening Aug 23 and a future baseball diamond plus a large indoor facility including a 120-yard field, 20,000 square feet of sports medicine and 14,000 square feet academic space.
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Lefty Faces Struggles at Old White in Classic Return
Mickelson, with 49 pro wins and three Masters titles, aims to rebound at the Old White TPC in West Virginia after a rough 2012 showing and mixed 2013 results. Justice urges him to make the cut as Appleby’s course record contrasts with tougher scoring due to changes.
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