Major League Baseball scores from Texas to Milwaukee
Reported baseball results across leagues include Texas defeating Florida 6 to 2 and Oakland beating Atlanta 11 to 5. Washington edged Seattle 3 to 2, Los Angeles Angels won 4 to 3 over New York Mets, Cincinnati 10 Baltimore 6, Tampa Bay 7 Pittsburgh 5 in 13 innings, Houston 3 Toronto 0 in 13, St Louis 5 New York Yankees 3, Colorado 7 Detroit 3, Cleveland 5 San Francisco 3, Chicago White Sox 8 San Diego 5 in 10 innings, Los Angeles Dodgers 4 Minnesota 3, Kansas City 9 Arizona 4 in 12, Boston at Chicago Cubs late, Milwaukee unknown.
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Spurs Dominate Lakers? San Antonio Beats Detroit 84 69
San Antonio defeats Detroit 84 to 69 in a Finals style contest. Detroit visited San Antonio as the latest chapter unfolds with the Spurs taking control in the second half and securing the win.
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Sorenstam Wins LPGA Championship to Move Toward Grand Slam
Annika Sorenstam cruised to a three shot victory at the LPGA Championship in Havre de Grace Maryland, building an eight stroke lead at the turn at Bulle Rock Golf Club as she chases a Grand Slam. She moved within one major of Tiger Woods with a ninth major moment after text banter.
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Michelle Wie
Bulle Rock Golf Club
Edwards wins at Pocono after late surge from 29th start
Carl Edwards captured his second Nextel Cup victory of the season at Pocono Raceway, overcoming a 29th starting spot to lead 45 of 200 laps and finish ahead of Brian Vickers as rain disrupted Nashville Busch action. Edwards set a Pocono record by winning from deepest in the field, with Roush Racing extending its season tally.
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Reed Sorenson
Pocono
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Hendrick Motorsports
Jimmie Johnson
Garcia wins Booz Allen Classic with 14 under total
Sergio Garcia closed with a 65 to finish 14 under and win by two at Congressional’s Booz Allen Classic in Bethesda Maryland. Davis Love III Ben Crane and Adam Scott tied for second as Garcia tied the course record in his final tune up before the U S Open.
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Booz Allen
Tom Kite
Vijay Singh
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Reds power up in 10-6 win as Griffey homers
Ken Griffey Jr delivered a go ahead two run shot for Cincinnati as Sammy Sosa matched him with two homers, lifting the Reds to a 10-6 victory over the Orioles. Rich Aurilia drove in four as Cincinnati totaled 16 hits and improved to 5-1 on the homestand. Sosa added his 68th multihomer game. Griffey reached 512th career homer.
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Mays
Hank Aaron
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Ramon Ortiz
Sidney Ponson
Ex-Bluefield coach details draft role reversals and ties
Former Bluefield College baseball coach Ashley Lawson now serves as San Diego Padres Area Supervisor for the Mid-Atlantic. He returned for a signing ceremony with draftee Ram Jon Link, praising BC ties, Berry’s staff, and the challenge of selecting right-handers with standout arm action and spin potential.
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Padres
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