World Series games and golf events televised Thursday
Television coverage includes World Series games 13 and 14 in Omaha if needed, plus early rounds of BMW International Open in Munich and Travelers Championship in Cromwell. Regional sports radio airs Bluefield at Danville at 6:50 p.m. and MLS Chivas USA at Houston at 9 p.m. Also listed are MLB games with several late-matchups across Detroit, Cleveland, Philadelphia, and more.
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Wimbledon Seeding List and College Baseball Results
The article lists Wimbledon seeds for men and women with rankings and nationalities, then shifts to college baseball results featuring Arizona State, UC Irvine, and Oregon State in a series of games from June 17 to June 25, detailing scores and eliminations. It also notes North Carolina and Rice advancing in the Chapel Hill regional, with Oregon State and Arizona State performances highlighted.
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Sosa belts 600th homer for Texas against Cubs in Arlington
Sammiy Sosa hits his 600th career homer in the fifth inning for the Texas Rangers off Jason Marquis against his former club Chicago Cubs. The 38 year old, a 1998 NL MVP and seven time All Star, joins Hank Aaron Barry Bonds Babe Ruth Willie Mays in the elite group as he adds his 12th homer of the season and 52 RBIs while the Rangers secure a late lead.
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Orioles rally to edge Bluefield in extra innings opener
Bluefield manager Alex Arias praised his team's nerves easing after the fifth as Dustin Black and Binick homered to build a 3-2 lead. The Orioles tied it late, forcing extras, with Binick delivering the winning run on a walk, wild pitch, and timely contact. Sean Gleason earned the win for Bluefield as Bristol fanned 12 Orioles.
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Bluefield College weighs new sports expansion plans
Bluefield College explores adding tennis and track and cross country under Fielitz-Scarbrough with potential for more sports in 3-5 years. He cites benefits to enrollment and school spirit while noting no cap on offerings and uncertain football prospects.
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Hall hits slam to lead Brewers sweep of Giants
Bill Hall delivered a grand slam and a career-high five RBIs as the Milwaukee Brewers swept the San Francisco Giants 7-5. The Giants ended their road trip 0-6 and head into a weekend home series with the Yankees, while Milwaukee stretched its lead in the NL Central and halted a rough stretch with their first sweep since May.
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Marlins Top White Sox In Eight After Uribe Error
Pinch hitter Jason Wood slam drives a three run homer off Bobby Jenks in the eighth as the Marlins rally past the White Sox 5 4. Chicago led 2 1 after Garland’s solid start until Uribe’s miscue on a bunt opened the inning. Wood’s blast, Wood’s third pitch over the fence, capped the rally. In Oakland, Dan H Aren earns win as A's beat Reds 5 4 with Swisher walk and Chavez sac fly.
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Diamondbacks rally past Rays with big lead and late defense
Arizona erased a narrow deficit from the previous game by building a strong lead against Tampa Bay. Chad Tracy and Eric Byrnes each hit a three-run homer while Micah Owings earned his fourth straight decision. Byrnes went 4 for 5 with a double and two singles, scoring on multiple hits against James Shields and later Brian Stokes.
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