College World Series results and schedule at TC Ameritrade Park
AP report lists games from June 18 to June 29 detailing matchups and scores. Vanderbilt, North Carolina, Florida, Virginia, California, Texas A&M and South Carolina appear with multiple games. Final note shows Virginia 4 California 1.
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Nationwide Sports Daywide Broadcast Schedule Notes
Radio and TV listings cover college baseball World Series games at Omaha, Wimbledon first rounds, and Major League Baseball interleague cards. Baseball standings, race results from Michigan International Speedway, and top NASCAR points are included with team names, drivers, earnings, and lead changes.
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Wimbledon Show Court Schedules Monday at Wimbledon
Play starts at 8 a.m. EDT on Centre Court and No 1 Court with 7 a.m. EDT on other courts. Nadal faces Russell on Centre Court while Schiavone meets Dokic on Court 1. Several top matches feature Murray, Roddick, Williams, Azarenka, and others across Show Courts 2 and 3.
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Hamlin returns to winner's circle at Michigan
Denny Hamlin won the NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Michigan International Speedway for his 17th career victory and first this year, holding off Matt Kenseth in a late fuel-mileage finish. Kyle Busch finished third despite chest pain, while Carl Edwards, Dale Earnhardt Jr, and Jimmie Johnson are noted in the race context.
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McIlroy Dominates U S Open for Eight-Stride Victory
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Open Championship at Congressional Blue Course Wrap
Final results from the U S Open at Congressional Country Club Blue Course with an 8 million purse. Rory McIlroy led by four strokes and earned 1.44 million with a five round 268. Day, Chappell, Garrigus, Westwood, Yang and Hanson posted top finishes and prize money.
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Area calendar events in Blacksburg and surrounding areas
Calendar items include a 3 D archery tournament in Blacksburg at Triangle Bowhunters Club on June 26 with registration 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and family pricing, multiple Virginia Tech and Concord baseball and youth camps in July and June, a Princeton Rays youth clinic July 23, a Bluefield bus trip to watch the Orioles on Aug. 6, and Mountain State University basketball camps this summer. Local contact numbers and emails provided for each item.
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Hultzen Shines as Virginia Rallies to Close Pac-10 Upset
Virginia edges Cal 3-0 behind Dennis Hultzen who pitched 6 1 3 innings with 3 hits and 6 strikeouts. Wilson earned the win in relief, Kline notching the save as Cal's late rally fizzles. Cal's Logan Scott took the loss, while Virginia profitered off timely hits by Werman Hicks King and Barr.
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Bluefield welcomes Marshall alumni Kadish Sikula in pro debut
West Virginia native Kadish and Marshall alum Sikula start pro careers with Bluefield Blue Jays at Bowen Field facing the Danville Braves. Kadish notes a full circle return to West Virginia and aims to throw strikes in the wood bat league while Sikula emphasizes a strong work ethic and hometown support. Nine 2011 Marshall players reportedly signed with pro teams.
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