Sports TV and radio schedule for June 24 2009
A dense listing of radio and television sports programming for June 24 including Virginia vs Vanderbilt in the World Series finals at Omaha ESPN 8 p.m. and Wimbledon first rounds on ESPN networks. Also Major League Baseball regional coverage Detroit at Texas or Dodgers at Kansas City and World Cup group matches in Brazil with start times across ESPN and ESPN2. Players listed for later baseball games in the night slate: Pittsburgh at Tampa Bay, Cincinnati at Chicago, Atlanta at Houston, Dodgers at Kansas City, Washington at Milwaukee, St. Louis at Colorado, Cleveland at Arizona, San Diego at San Francisco, and other afternoon golf and hockey coverage.
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Cincinnati
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Chicago Cubs
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Atlanta
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Houston
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Kershaw
Duffy
Washington
Zimmermann
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Wimbledon Show Court Schedules From London Centre
The Wimbledon Show Courts schedule lists matches across Centre Court No 1 and No 2, with players including Julia Glushko Sabine Lisicki Rafael Nadal Serena Williams Anna Tatishvili Jo Wilfried Tsonga Roger Federer Eugenie Bouchard and others. It notes start times, suspensions, and group matchups across multiple courts and upcoming rounds through July.
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Associated Press
London Centre Court
Julia Glushko
Israel
Sabine Lisicki
Germany
Martin Klizan
Slovakia
Rafael Nadal
Spain
Serena Williams
United States
Anna Tatisavili
Jurgen Melzer
Austria
Jo-Wilfried Tsonga
France
Susp
Paolo Lorenzi
Italy
Roger Federer
Switzerland
Samantha Murray
Britain
Maria Sharapova
Russia
Daniela Hantuchova
Eugenie Bouchard
Canada
Stan Wawrinka
Joao Sousa
Portugal
Andreea Mitu
Romania
Agnieszka Radwanska
Poland
Ae Canada
Matthew Ebden
Arges Kaba
Uru Radwanska
Kaia Kanepi
Estonia
Jelena Jankovic
Sprint Cup Leaders and Money Rankings Through June Twenty Two
Top NASCAR and golf standings show Jeff Gordon leading Sprint Cup points with 580, trailed by Jimmie Johnson at 560 and Dale Earnhardt Jr. at 555. Money payouts list Earnhardt Jr. as the largest earner at $3,741,054, with Keselowski and Johnson also collecting over $3.6 million. All-Around golf rankings place Adam Scott atop a mixed leaderboard, followed by Dustin Johnson and Martin Kaymer with Bubba Watson and Rory McIlroy near the upper tier.
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Jeff Gordon
Jimmie Johnson
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Matt Kenseth
Brad Keselowski
Carl Edwards
Joey Logano
Ryan Newman
Kevin Harvick
Kyle Larson
Kyle Busch
Paul Menard
Denny Hamlin
Clint Bowyer
Greg Biffle
Kasey Kahne
Tony Stewart
Austin Dillon
Jamie McMurray
Brian Vickers
Greg Bittle
Clint
Ricky Stenhouse Jr
Aric Almirola
Bill Haas
Brendon Todd
Patrick Reed
Adam Scott
Dustin Johnson
Martin Kaymer
Bubba Watson
Ryan Palmer
Rory Mellroy
Sergio Garcia
Harris English
Justin Rose
John Senden
MLB Leaders By The Associated Pros
American League leaders include Altuve Houston and Cano Seattle topping batting while Dozier Minnesota leads runs. Home runs feature Encarnacion Toronto and Cruz Baltimore with multiple players pacing categories. pitching shows Tanaka and Buehrne among leaders. National League lists Tulowitzki Colorado and Goldschmidt Arizona atop batting and Stanton Miami leads RBIs. Gennett and Goldschmidt appear in several stats with high counts across hits and stolen bases.
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Minnesota
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Oakland
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Toronto
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McCabrera
Trout
Los Angeles
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Cleveland
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Virginia Faces Vanderbilt In NCAA College World Series Final
In Omaha Virginia (52 14) meets Vanderbilt (49 20) in a best of three series with games set for Monday June 23 and Wednesday June 25. If needed, the schedule lists Monday and Wednesday night games at 8 p.m. local time with potential game details for Pulaski Elizabethton and other minor league results interspersed.
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Omaha
Neb
Virginia
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PGA Tour Statistics FedEx Cup Leaders and Scoring Claims
The feature lists season points leaders Jimmy Walker and Bubba Watson, plus top players including Matt Kuchar Dustin Johnson Martin Kaymer Jordan Spieth and Patrick Reed with exact figures. It covers Scoring Average Driving Distance Driving Accuracy Greens in Regulation and other metrics with numerous rankings and ties across players.
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Jimmy Walker
Bubba Watson
Matt Kuchar
Dustin Johnson
Martin Kaymer
Jordan Spieth
Chris Kirk
Harris English
Patrick Read
Brendon Todd
Sergio Garcia
Adam Scott
Rory Medroy
Graeme McDowell
Nicolas Colsaerts
JB Holmes
Robert Garrigus
Rory McIlroy
Jason Kokrak
Louis Oosthuizen
Jhonatian Vegas
Brooks Koepka
Joe Durant
David Toms
Tim Clark
Justin Hicks
Heath Slocum
Zach Johnson
Ken Duke
Dim Furyk
Billy Hurieyitl
Boo Weekley
Graham Delaet
Chad Campbell
Billy Horschel
Charley Holtman
JJ. Henry
Andrew Svoboda
Rory Mellroy
Charley Hoffman
Hideki Matsuyama
Matt Every
Keegan Bradley
Eagles
Justin Rose
Will MacKenzie
Marc Leishman
Andres Romero
Billy Herschel
Patrick Reed
Robert Garrgus
Ryan Palmer
Vijay Singh
Greg Chalmers
Charlie Wi
Pirates edge Rays as Alvarez homers in interleague clash
Alvarez drives in two in a 9th inning Pirates win as he belts his 12th homer of the year. Cobb recalls a five week DL stint, giving up six runs in five innings. Vasquez earns his third win in five starts. Marte returns to the lineup and Cole nears return after shoulder fatigue sim game. Notes include Walker's DL reinstatement and Rays injury updates on Hellickson and Sands.
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Alvarez
Cobb
Vasquez
Neil Walker
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Jeremy Hellickson
Tampa Bay
Jerry Sands
Joe Maddon
Rays Hold Off Greeneville in Final Regular Season Trim
In Greeneville, Jason Martin and Antonio Nunez drove in runs after bases were loaded in the sixth to power the Astros past the Rays 7 5. Trevor Lubking took the loss after three innings with three earned runs and six hits. Robert Kahana earned the win in relief with two innings of one hit ball as Greeneville built a big lead early. Montes added two doubles for Princeton. Ray Montes went 2-for-4 with two doubles. The Rays stranded seven baserunners as the game ended with Princeton hosting Kingsport in the upcoming midweek series at Pioneer Park.
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Jason Martin
Antonio Nunez
RBI
Rays
Mario Fernandez
Greeneville
Robert Kahana
Dean Deetz
Joshua James
Montes
Princeton
Trevor Lubking
Kingsport
Didier reflects on six decades in baseball and family legacy
Didier recounts a long career starting as a pitcher plagued by an arm injury guiding him into scouting and front office work. He details World Series titles with Dodgers in 81 and 88 and a 2001 win in Arizona, plus his role with Expos Mariners and Diamondbacks. His son Bob played in MLB and now coaches in independent baseball.
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Didier
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Bob
Phil) Niekro
Hoyt Wilhelm
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Blue Jays
Dennis Holmberg
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Princeton Bays Youth Baseball Clinic Set At Hunnicutt Field
The 18th Annual Princeton Bays Youth Baseball Clinic will be held on Saturday, June 28, at Hunnicutt Field for ages 7 to 15. Danny Sheaffer and Rays players will instruct with an autograph session after. Registration by 9 a.m. and a $30 fee includes a T shirt, a Rays gift, and two tickets to a future home game.
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Jays win as Rios spins five in win over Mets
Rios earned the win with five innings pitched, five strikeouts, four hits and one walk yielding two runs. Chase Wellbrook closed the ninth despite two hits. Church took the loss for New York as Bluefield stays tied in the series with a 7-2 final and 646 in attendance at Hunter Wright Stadium.
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Pulaski
Hunter Wright Stadium
Jansen Andrew Church
Luis Ortega
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HR - Bird
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