Baseball Great Plains Division Standings and Schedule
East group results and upcoming games for the Great Plains Division. Teams include La Crosse Waterloo Thunder Bay Duluth Eau Claire Rochester St. Cloud Willmar Badlands Mankato Bismarck Minot. Friday results list several matchups plus postponed games and multiple weekend and Monday schedules with local start times.
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Thunder City Speedway results and city scores update
Day one results from Hearbheat Hot Sauce Spring Warmup at Thunder Bay and Wielotka racing show. Heat and feature results list drivers and positions across Wissota Modified and Midwest Modified stocks with local tracks and participants named.
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Curtis Stieh
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Jeremy Britten
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John Coppock
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Thunder Bay Chill host international invitational at Chapples Park
The Chill announced the Thunder Bay Chill International Invitational from July 30 to August 5 at Chapples Park with five teams from Manitoba Ontario and Italy led by Paolo Poggi. A round robin concludes with medal games funded by gate proceeds aiding an indoor turf facility. Proceeds support Let’s All Play and the event celebrates soccer and community.
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National League Baseball and Schedule Fragments
National League Major League Baseball items show Toronto versus Colorado with pitchers Francis and Collander, noting records 2-8 and 2-5, alongside Philadelphia’s Sanchez at 5-2. Also mentions Athletics Week Two, a bye, and Montreal at Ottawa with Edmonton listed on Friday.
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Baseball score updates and schedules fragment
A fragmented sports snippet lists multiple 4:10 p.m. and 4:05 p.m. games with at least one final score: Texas 16 Minnesota 3. Detroit 4 Baltimore 1. New York Yankees 1 Kansas City 0. Houston 4 Chicago White Sox 3. plus other matchups with unclear outcomes. Cincinnati at Detroit 1:10 p.m. and Chicago White Sox at Texas revisit later.
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Bowen to retire after 2025 26 season
Toronto Maple Leafs broadcaster Joe Bowen, 74 from Sudbury, will retire after the 2025 26 season after more than 40 years calling Leafs games. Known for his booming voice and Holy Mackinaw, Bowen thanked fans and partners Harry Neale and Jim Ralph. He will reach 3,800 games this season.
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