Late night baseball scores across leagues
American League results include Cleveland 9 over Kansas City 1 and Tampa Bay 4 over Toronto 3. Other games feature Milwaukee 11 over Chicago Cubs 2 in the National League and Atlanta 7 over Florida with Arizona 5, plus Mets 2 Montreal so on. Late-night matches include Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Houston, Los Angeles at San Diego, and Colorado at San Francisco.
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Oakland
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San Francisco
Detroit at Washington in Stanley Cup Finals Tuesday
Detroit faces Washington in the Stanley Cup Finals with game action scheduled for Tuesday night under late evening conditions. Public and team outlets push a high stakes matchup to determine the champion as the series shifts to the capital.
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Detroit
Washington
Open format returns to rough for Els back strain
Ernie Els defends at the U S Open despite a balky back and day to day progress with therapy. He faces brutal Olympic Club rough intensified by El Nino, while peers like Couples Love and Woods cope with similar back issues and Casey Martin wins his cart rights as the USGA shifts policy.
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San Francisco
Ernie Els
U.S
Els
Olympic Club
Tom Watson
Eli
Couples
Love
Woods
Stanford University
Casey Martin
Joel Kribel
Tanford
Casey
Martin
PGA Tour
USGA
Appalachian League Rivalry Returns at Bowen Field
Bluefield Orioles renews rivalry with Princeton Devil Rays at renovated Bowen Field in Bluefield. Right hander Sean Douglass will start for Bluefield while team veterans Cliff Wilson Darren Murphy Kenny Sims and Mac Haman aim to build on last year’s title. Fans await a fan friendly ballpark debut with new seating and improved amenities.
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Bluefield Orioles
Princeton Devil Rays
Bowen Field
Bluefield
Sean Douglass
Douglass
Lancaster
Cliff Wilson
Darren Murphy
Kenny Sims
Mac Haman
Princeton Devil Rays aim for big innings in 1998
New Princeton manager Dave Howard outlines plans to build powerful middle of the order with 13 position players and 12 pitchers. He notes roster includes Hector Lebron Humberto Cota Pierre-Luc LaForest and Jelson Arias as potential power hitters while stressing team chemistry and Gulf Coast League ties.
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Princeton Devil Rays
Dave Howard
P-Rays
Princeton
Charlie Montoya
Tampa Bay
Gulf Coast
Howard
Hector Lebron
Humberto Cota
Pierre-Luc LaForest
Jelson Arias
Dobbins to Lead South in 45th North-South All-Star Game
North-South high school football game marks Bill Dobbins last coaching appearance at Laidley Field Charleston as he leads the South. The Nicholas County retiree, who survived a heart attack in 1997, will coach former players Michael Hennessey and Jay Thomas. The South roster features Orlando Washington and Chris Knapper, while the North includes Eddie Smolder. Fisher and Noel opt out.
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Nicholas County
Michael Hennessey
Jay Thomas
Gerry White
North Marion
South
Orlando Washington
Marshall
St. Albans
Chris
Knapper
Virginia Military Institute
North
Ripley
Eddie Smolder
Moorefield
Will Fisher
Fisher
Frankfort
Grant Noel
Virginia Tech
Earnhardt Jr Surges in 1998 BGN Season at Pike’s Peak
Dale Earnhardt Jr. remains a strong rookie contender in the Busch Grand National Series after a 10th place at Pike’s Peak. He sits third in points, nine behind the runner-up, with two wins and 355 laps led in a standout season, racing No. 3 AC-Delco for Dale Earnhardt Sr. While Kenseth leads the standings, Earnhardt Jr. has already set rookie marks and earnings of $350,220 toward Park’s record.
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Dale Earnhardt, Jr
Dale Earnhardt
Earnhardt
Pike’s Peak
Matt Kenseth
Mike McLaughlin
Kenseth
McLaughlin
Earnhardt, Jr
Steve Park
Dennis Setzer
Park
Texas
Dover
Richmond
Bulls Celebrate Sixth Title Party In Grant Park
Michael Jordan addressed tens of thousands of Chicago Bulls fans at Grant Park to toast another NBA championship. Toni Kukoc carried the new trophy as fans camped overnight, while questions linger about future departures from Jordan, Pippen, and coach Phil Jackson. Dennis Rodman signaled interest in a return only if the core team stays intact.
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Michael Jordan
Chicago Bulls
Bulls
Grant Park
Toni Kukoc
Utah Jazz
Phil Jackson
Scottie Pippen
Jordan
Dennis Rodman
Jackson
Pippen
Reds trade for lefty reliever Krivda from Indians
Cincinnati sends two minor leaguers to Cleveland for Rick Krivda, a 28 year old left hander, adding depth to a bullpen in a rebuilding Reds season. Indians receive Eddie Priest and Christian Rojas in return.
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Cincinnati Reds
Cleveland Indians
Rick Krivda
Krivda
Reds
Cinergy Field
Cleveland
Indians
Mark Wiley
Eddie Priest
Christian Rojas
Priest
Rojas
Jim Bowden
Gabe White
Krioda
Jack McKeon
San Francisco
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