Virginia Defeats Mississippi Advances In College World Series
The College World Series action lists Virginia beating Mississippi 4 to 1 and Texas advancing by eliminating Mississippi 3 in ten innings. Upcoming games schedule Virginia (52-14) vs Vanderbilt (49-20) June 23 and 24 at 8 p.m. with a potential best of three Championship Series. Additional minor league scores from Sunday and Monday games are noted.
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Moonlit Sports Schedule Highlights Several Pro Games
Monday sports slate includes Appalachian League baseball Princeton Rays at Greeneville Astros and Bluefield Blue Jays at Kingsport Mets, college baseball finals Virginia versus Vanderbilt on ESPN, PGA National Championship second round in Myrtle Beach, World Cup matches in Brazil and London Wimbledon first rounds, plus MLB and late night games with standouts and pitcher notes from Bedard, Oviedo, and Keuchel.
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San Diego Stults L as Dodgers edge Athletics in tense game
San Diego Stults took the loss as Oakland rallied with timely hits and four pitchers used. Notable plays include Ortiz, Napoli and D.Ross driving in runs for Boston while Napoli swiped a bag. Umpires Alfonso Marquez Will Little Paul Schrieber Ted Barrett called the game after 9 innings with a final score of 7-6.
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Toyota Save Mart 350 results at Sonoma Raceway
AP recap of the Sonoma race shows Carl Edwards winning from 4th on the grid, finishing 110 laps with a $335,790 purse. Jeff Gordon and Dale Earnhardt Jr follow in 2nd and 3rd, with numerous drivers listed by position, car, and prize money across 43 finishers and multiple sponsorships.
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Race statistics and leaders from NASCAR and golf notes
Race statistics show average speed 76.583 mph, time 2 hours 51 minutes 30 seconds, margin 0.591 seconds. Cautions 6 for 19 laps, 11 lead changes among 9 drivers with multiple leaders. Also lists lap leaders and leaders summary. U.S. Women’s Open results at Pinehurst No. 2 include formidable purse and top finishers, led by Michelle Wie and Stacy Lewis with strong rounds and standings. additional players Meena Lee to Catriona Matthew feature in final scores and prize money.
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Baseball league moves and player DL notes across teams
Transactions recap across the American League and National League including Detroit Tigers placing left hander Jan Krol on a 15 day DL retroactive to Saturday, Royals optioning Louis Coleman to Omaha, Valencia reinstated from DL, Cubs designating Eli Whiteside for assignment and Welington Castillo reinstated, Reds signing Alex Blandino to a minor league deal, Marlins placing Rafael Furcal, Cardinals placing Rotten Wong on DL and recalling Shane Robinson, Padres firing Josh Byrnes and announcing Omar Minaya as interim head of baseball operations with AJ Hinch and Fred Uniman assisting, and Argonauts releasing multiple receivers and linemen.
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King's Warriors end road woes with bantams sweep
The Southern West Virginia King's Warriors snapped a 14 game road winless streak by defeating the SC United Bantams 3-1 in Lexington, improving to 3-4-2 for 11 points. Brian Ramirez Sam Blackman and Bennie Bardales scored, and John Ramses Thomas earned the win. Southern West Virginia swept the Bantams in the season series and set Faith & Family Night for June 28 against Carolina Dynamo at East River Soccer Complex with kickoff at 7 p.m.
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Americans Rally To Stun Portugal In Amazon Heat
Nani opened scoring for Portugal in the fifth minute but the United States answered in the second half. Jermaine Jones equalized in the 64th after a cross from Graham Zusi, then Dempsey redirected a Zusi cross with his stomach to put the U S ahead. Ronaldo’s late runs failed to spark a comeback as Brazil hosted the World Cup in Manaus. Time and heat were talking points, with cooling breaks used earlier in the match and talks of advancing to face Germany.
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World Cup Group G scenarios edge toward finish
With one round left in Group G, United States and Germany sit on four points each, while Ghana and Portugal have one. If the U.S. beat Germany, they win the group and face Group H’s runner up. Germany would be runner up unless Ghana or Portugal overturns goal diff. If Germany wins, the U.S. could finish second if Ghana or Portugal overtake on goal differential.
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Princeton Youth Baseball Clinic to Run June 28 at Hunnicutt Field
The 18th Annual Princeton Boys Youth Baseball Clinic will be held Saturday June 28 from 9 30 a m to 1 p m at Hunnicutt Field. Open to ages 7 10 15, with instructors from Princeton Rays led by Danny Sheaffer. Autograph session after. Cost 30 per person includes T shirt and a Rays gift plus two future home game tickets. Call 304 487 2000 for details.
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Jays topple Bluefield in low offense contest
Bluefield scored once in the ninth on a bases loaded grounder double play as they managed only two hits. Starter Alberto Guzman lasted one inning and took the loss. Nuez earned the win, Ismael Tijerina notched his first save. Jays and Mets resume the series at 7 p.m. at Hunter Wright Stadium.
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Rays vs Greeneville baseball game at Pioneer Park
Rays and Greeneville split action with Jose Montero striking out seven over three hits and two walks. Cordova fanned five in 1 2/3 innings for the Rays. Final line shows Greeneville winning 4-3 as Am-734 notes. The teams meet again at 7 p.m. at Pioneer Park Princeton.
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Virginia and Vanderbilt reach CWS finals in Omaha showdown
Virginia Cavaliers and Vanderbilt Commodores reach the College World Series finals for the first time. Virginia went 3-0 in bracket play while Vanderbilt went 3-1, with Corbin highlighting home-field vibes and the finals setup in Omaha. The Cavaliers plan to start Nathan Kirby in Game 1 against Beede or Buehler as the title chase continues.
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