Appalachian League scores and Monday schedule
Princeton 4 Danville 3, Johnson City 12 Kingsport 9, Elizabethton 9 Bristol 2, Bluefield 5, Burlington 1, Pulaski 11 Greeneville 3. Monday games include Danville at Burlington 7 p.m. Johnson City at Elizabethton 7 p.m. Kingsport at Greeneville 7 p.m. Pulaski at Bristol 7 p.m. Princeton at Bluefield 7:05 p.m.
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Arkansas and Oregon State duel in CWS Championship Series
The College World Series at TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha stages a best of three between Arkansas, 47-19, and Oregon State, 63-11-1. First game Monday June 25 at 7 p.m. with two more potential games June 26 and 27, all at 7 p.m. local time.
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World Cup Group Matches Mixed Scores and Clashes
Fragmentary report lists Australia 1 France 1 and mentions Australia facing peak Croatia Nigeria Iceland Argentina with Nigeria drawing Iceland and partial notes on Nigeria against Iceland and Argentina. The fragmentary text hints at group stage citations without complete results.
International soccer fixtures and standings snippet
The schedule lists Mexico versus Re Germany 2 2 draw in Kazan and Korea against Germany plus Sweden matches in Yekaterinburg at 10 am. Group G standings show Belgium England referenced with 2008 context.
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Evening sports slate with college, MLB and world cup matchups
The schedule lists June 25 offerings across radio and TV including ESPN coverage of the College World Series final series Game 1 between Oregon State and Arkansas in Omaha, MLB regional games featuring Angels, Yankees, and Dodgers, TNT NBA Awards in Los Angeles, and Fox FS1 World Cup group matches in Russia with Uruguay, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Portugal, Spain, and Morocco on various times and venues.
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Sunday Major League Baseball Scores and Evening Schedule
Scores from Sundays games include Cincinnati 8 Chicago Cubs 6 and Dodgers 8 Mets 7 in 11 innings. Night matchups feature Yankees at Philadelphia Velasquez 5-7 and Mets at Pittsburgh Lugo 2-2 with Taillon on the mound. Remaining games list Arizona at Miami Straily 2-3 and more games across the slate.
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Truex edges Harvick in Sonoma clash for Save Mart 350 win
NASCAR at Sonoma Raceway sees Martin Truex Jr driving Toyota to victory in 110 laps. Kevin Harvick finishes second with Ford, Chase Elliott and Kyle Busch also in top five. Race time 2 hours 38 minutes 28 seconds, average speed 82.882 mph, 3 cautions. Lead changes total 11 among 7 drivers with Larson leading early and Truex late.
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Golf Tourney Stars Shine At TPC River Highlands Purse Seven Million
Bubba Watson wins at Cromwell Connecticut with a 263 total and 1.26 million prize. Paul Casey, Stewart Cink, J B Holmes each earn 462 thousand as other top finishers tally 266. Numerous players share six figure payouts across the leaderboard. In MLB notes Atlanta Braves place Arodys Vizcaino on the 10 day DL and promote Evan Phillips. Cubs send Luke Farrell to Iowa. Reds activate Scott Schebler. Pirates recall Clay Holmes and place Michael Feliz on the 10 day DL.
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Rays Rally Ends In Heartbreaker At Princeton
Princeton slugger Ricardo Rodriguez hit a two-run homer as Danville misplays helped Princeton in a 4 3 win at Hunnicutt Field. Diaz Witherspoon and Torrealba collected two hits apiece for Princeton as B-1 Rays fall behind then rally to tie before Qsar delivered the deciding RBI in the ninth.
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Zach Daniels
Connor Simmons
Ray Soderman
Miguel Lara
Justin Montgomery
Roberto Alvarez
Watson wins third Travelers Championship at Cromwell
Bubba Watson roars back from six shots to win the Travelers Championship at TPC River Highlands, firing a 7-under 63 to finish 17-under 263 and claim his third title. Paul Casey, Stewart Cink, Beau Hossler and J B Holmes tied for second as Watson ties Billy Casper for most wins in a season.
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Danner drives two doubles as Bluefield tops Burlington
Bluefield Beavers improve to 5-1 atop Appy League East with a 5-0 win over Burlington at Bowen Field. Danner hit three doubles for the Blue Jays and Abbadessa delivered a two out RBI single. Jose Marquez homered for Burlington, accounting for their lone run in the ninth. Military Night opened at 7:05 p.m. with a Mercer Cup showdown looming against Princeton.
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Princeton High School Captures State Baseball Titles
The Sunday edition of the Daily Telegraph reports Princeton High School won state baseball championships in 1948 1979 and 1981, highlighting a storied prep program with multiple title years.
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Truex Wins Sonoma Race After Strategic Pit Decision
Martin Truex Jr. vaulted to the lead with 19 laps left after delaying a pit stop, overtaking Kevin Harvick on a technical Sonoma circuit. The win marks Truex’s 18th career victory and first since a 2013 Sonoma success, with Harvick fading after no cautions while Bowyer and Elliott finished behind.
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