Interleague and NL games highlight weekend baseball card
Saturday's schedule features Florida State versus Florida and UCLA facing TCU. Interleague results include Cubs over Angels, Yankees over Mets, and Dodgers over Red Sox. Sunday NL action shows Milwaukee at Colorado and several regional matchups with top starters and late games.
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Appalachian League Tuesday Games Noted Matchups
Danville faces Princeton, Bluefield plays Pulaski, Elizabethton meets Bristol, Greeneville visits Burlington, and Kingsport travels to Johnson City all at 7 p.m. The slate highlights five league contests across the region.
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After Friday qualifying race Sunday at Infineon Raceway
After Friday qualifying, NASCAR drivers set the lineup for Sunday’s Infineon Raceway race in Sonoma California. The results list Kasey Kahne on pole followed by Jimmie Johnson Kurt Busch and Kevin Harvick with multiple drivers listed by car number and time.
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Carl Edwards
Joey Logano
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Clint Bowyer
Scott Speed
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Jamie McMurray
David Gililland
Kyle Busch
Joe Nemechek
Max Papis
Jeff Burton
Regan Smith
Jan Magnussen
David Reutimann
Matt Kenseth
Pj, Jones
Brad Keselowski
J.J. Yeley
Mattias Ekstrom
Sam Hornish Jr
Travis Kvapil
Kevin Conway
David Ragan
Broad Sports Schedule Highlights From June 20 Lineup
Key broadcast times cover NASCAR at Sonoma and IndyCar at Newton, college baseball World Series games, US Open golf final rounds, NHRA Bristol eliminations, and World Cup soccer matchups. Notable entries include Toyota drivers Blaney, Ash, Simo, and Waltrip in NASCAR practice lists and the Rosenblatt double elimination slate for the College World Series.
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Open Scores At Pebble Beach U S Open Final Round Standings
Pebble Beach California hosts the U S Open with a purse of 87.5 million in 2009 dollars. Third round leaders include Dustin Johnson 207 and Graeme McDowell 210, with Tiger Woods at 212 and Phil Mickelson at 214 as top contenders. Notable scores by Ernie Els 213 and Davis Love II 217.
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Pebble Beach battle tightens as Johnson leads at U S Open
Johnson extended his Pebble Beach advantage amid gusty 59 degree winds and tough greens. Mickelson, Els, and Ishikawa trailed, with Woods rallying to reach even. Love and Watson posted solid rounds as the leaderboard condensed ahead of Sunday.
Appalachian League history and 2010 season notes
Woodson catalogs Appalachian League titles and team histories, listing Bluefield as the leader with 14 titles and Elizabethton with 11, notes 10 current squads have won titles, and mentions future stars who moved to MLB. He also discusses course conditions and a golfer's remark about greens drying and rough winds affecting play. Brian Woodson, Daily Telegraph sports editor, signs off.
TCU tops Florida State in CWS opener in Omaha
Undefeated freshman Matt Parke limited Florida State to four singles and one unearned run over seven innings as TCU erupted for five in the first inning, beating the Seminoles 8-1 in the College World Series opener. UCLA then defeated Florida 11-3 behind Trevor Bauer, who set the Bruins season strikeout record in a winner’s bracket game.
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Concords Killer Kyle Passes Away After Hall Of Fame Career
Robert Kyle, Concord University athletics director 1959 to 1972 and coach, led the Mountain Lions to three straight cross country crowns 1967 to 1969 and won two WVIAC baseball titles 1954 and 1961. Born in England, he later became a professor emeritus. Funeral services tentatively set for Tuesday June 22 in Clemmons North Carolina.
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Community welcomes Orioles as Bluefield booster club aids interns
In the Bowen Field courtyard crowds gather with players present and a mascot in trim. Bluefield booster secretary Dot Griffith notes a strong turnout and the "adopt a player" program helps feed and support the Orioles. Interns are introduced as manager Einar Diaz returns for a second season, with community ties noted and revenue rising from stadium ads.
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Rays farm system shows depth with diverse roster at Hunnicutt Field
The roster spans pitchers and position players across rounds from 11th to undrafted signees. Notable names include Brad Furdal in 2008 Gulf Coast League stint, Mickey Jannis and Eliazer Suero, plus outfielders like Kevin Kiermaier and Bryan Fogle. Coach Holland praises Tampa Bay drafting and a strong, productive farm system feeding major league success.
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