Open Sunday at Pebble Beach US Open details and results
The US Open at Pebble Beach in California features a purse of 12.5 million dollars, a 7,075 yard par 71 course, and final round scores led by Gary Woodland who carded 68 65 69 69 271. Top finishers include Brooks Koepka, Xander Schauffele, Jon Rahm, Chez Reavie, Justin Rose, Adam Scott, Louis Oosthuizen, Henrik Stenson, Chesson Hadley, Rory McIlroy, Viktor Hovland, and Matt Fitzpatrick among a field of prominent players with various final totals and prize allocations.
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Major League Baseball and CONCACAF Gold Cup Schedule
MLB tonight features Philadelphia at Washington or New York Mets at Atlanta. U 21 England faces France at 2 50 p.m. ESPNU. Gold Cup games at 7 30 p.m. Panama against Trinidad and Tobago and 10 p.m. United States versus Guyana, both in St Paul Minnesota.
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NHRA Leaders Top Fuel and Pro Stock Rankings Revealed
NHRA standings list top names across four classes. Steve Torrence leads Top Fuel with 1,048 points while Robert Hight tops Funny Car at 990 and Bo Butner heads Pro Stock with 598, followed by Andrew Hines leading Pro Stock Motorcycle at 606.
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Doug Kalitta
Mike Salinas
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Brittany Force
Clay Millican
Leah Pritchett
Richie Crampton
Austin Prock
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John Force
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Jack Beckman
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Bob Tasca Ill
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Bo Butner
Alex Laughlin
Erica Enders
Jason Line
Greg Anderson
Matt Hartford
Deric Kramer
Jeg Coughlin
Rodger Brogdon
Chris McGaha
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Eddie Krawiec
Hector Arana Jr
Matt Smith
Karen Stoffer
Ryan Oehler
Angie Smith
Angelle Sampey
Hector Arana
Jerry Savoie
IndyCar Standings Leaders Through June 8
Josef Newgarden leads the IndyCar points race with 367 followed by Alexander Rossi 342 and Simon Pagenaud 319. Rounding the top are Scott Dixon 278 Takuma Sato 272 Will Power 254 Ryan Hunter-Reay 252 Graham Rahal 211 Santino Ferrucci 193 Sebastien Bourdais 190 James Hinchcliffe 190 Felix Rosengqvist 181 Spencer Pigot 178 Marco Andretti 167 Marcus Ericsson 166 Colton Herta 158 Tony Kanaan 147 Ed Jones 144.
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Takuma Sato
Will Power
Ryan Hunter-Reay
Graham Rahal
Santino Ferrucci
Sebastien Bourdais
James Hinchcliffe
Felix Rosengqvist
Spencer Pigot
Marco Andretti
Marcus Ericsson
Colton Herta
Tony Kanaan
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Leaders, scores, and schedules across sports and races
The list tracks F1 leaders through June 9 with Hamilton at 162 points, Bottas 133, Vettel 100, Verstappen 88, Leclerc 72, Gasly 36, Sainz 18, Ricciardo 16, Magnussen 14, Perez 13, Raikkonen 13, Norris 12, Hulkenberg 12, Kvyat 10, Albon 7, Stroll 8, Grosjean 2. It also covers MLB results: Boston 8 Baltimore 6, Cleveland 8 Detroit 0, Tampa Bay 6 Los Angeles Angels 5, Cincinnati 11 Texas 3, Yankees 10 White Sox 3, and a slate of evening games with upcoming matchups including Houston at Cincinnati and Cleveland at Texas. Weekday schedule notes show Yankees 3 Tampa Bay 0, Angels 10 Blue Jays 5, with times for late games and several cross-league pairings through Thursday.
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Max Verstappen
Charles Leclerc
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Carlos Sainz
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Kevin Magnussen
Sergio Perez
Kimi Raikkonen
Lando Norris
Nico Hulkenberg
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Sunday baseball scores and schedule items
Sunday games featured Pittsburgh defeating Miami 5 to 4 and St. Louis 4 Mets 3, while Atlanta routed Philadelphia 15 to 1 and Washington 15 Arizona 5. San Diego edged Colorado 14 to 13, Milwaukee beat San Francisco 5 to 3, and L A Dodgers 3 Cubs 2. Philadelphia at Washington was postponed, with Atlanta Mets 12 3 and Miami at St Louis 8 15 p.m. Milwaukee at San Diego 10 10 p.m. San Francisco at L A Dodgers 10 10 p.m.
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Baseball nightly schedule and league moves roundup
The slate lists seven MLB games including p.m. starts for Philadelphia at Washington and Mets at Braves, plus late-night matchups in San Diego and Los Angeles. It also notes Manny Machado’s one game suspension and various roster moves across MLB teams including Gilmartin, Velazquez, Upton, Frazier, and Encarnacion.
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Appy. Baseball schedule update for June at Hunnicutt Field
Appy details a three game road stretch at Danville against the Braves then a 6:30 p.m. home opener at Hunnicutt Field on Friday June 21 versus the Burlington Royals. A three game Burlington series followed with Princeton at 6:30 p.m. on June 25 and 26, with the third game finishing at Pulaski at 6:30 p.m. on June 27.
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Raptors Parade Violence Surges After Championship Celebration
A Toronto Raptors victory parade was interrupted by gunfire leaving a woman wounded as crowds fled. Police said the incident is under investigation while Mayor Tory condemned the violence. Despite chaos fans, players, including Kawhi Leonard, continued celebrations as streets were cordoned off and thousands milled through celebration after the team clinched the title.
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Woodland seals U S Open title with clutch Pebble Beach finish
Woodland dominates final round at Pebble Beach to win the U S Open by two strokes over Brooks Koepka. He tied a U S Open record by bogeying only four times all week, finishing 13 under 271. The Kansas alum and late bloomer rose from Washburn to Kansas, embracing emotion as a fuel for competing.
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Invitational draft preview highlights top 2018 prospects
Virginia’s De’Andre Hunter shines as a versatile 6-7 wing with ACC defensive honors and strong 15.2 point season. experts note his steady scoring, 52 percent shooting, and 43.8 percent from three while acknowledging questions on assertiveness. Other notable players include Syracuse’s Darius Bailey and Gonzaga’s Rui Hachimura among a group of teens and early entrants with pro potential.
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