Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlights
East division standings show Baltimore leading with 5 wins and New York 4. MLB action covers Thursday results, upcoming games across divisions, and major league leaders in batting, RBIs, hits, and pitching with notable performances from Quentin, Teixeira, and Hamels among others.
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Yescobar
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Quentin
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Callaspo
Los Angeles
Boesch
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Hendrick
Abreu
MiCabrera
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N Cruz
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Rbi
Teixeira
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Bourgeois
Bruce
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Desmond
Washington
Jos Reyes
Rollins
Stubbs
Correia
Lincecum
Kershaw
Prep Baseball and Hockey from Wichita Area Action
Radio broadcast covers prep baseball at 4 p.m. on 99.9FM with Wichita Heights at Garden City. The card lists hockey and basketball results and numerous high school meet standings from Emporia and surrounding districts, including team scores and event times.
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Baseball and NBA NHL and college coaching moves listed
Baseball Milledge designated for assignment and contract for Jeff Gray. Twins place Nishioka on 15 day DL. Luke Hughes recalled. Mets announce Acosta cleared waivers to Buffalo. RailCats sign Haines. Townsend traded to York. T-Bones release Hodges. Pheasants release Rodriguez. Saints release Alley Errecart Delgado. Newark bears sign YaWy. Capitals release Naccarata McDaid. Normal Cornbelters sign Dunbar. LaLuna released. Miners acquire Malkowski. NBA suspension for Richardson. Howard fined. NHL suspensions for Raffi Torres. Bruins sign Camper. Jackets assign Kubalik LeNeveu. Senators recall Benoit Hale Smith Condra Greening. Canucks assign Sauve Tanev to Manitoba. ACC names Huntley. Fresno State appoints Rodney Terry. Montana State Billings hires Jamie Stevens. NC State names Orlando Early. Seton Hall transfers Anali Okoloji.
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Tanner Townsend
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Ingalls Invitational Track Results Highlight Local Meet
Scores show Ingalls at 17, with Moscow leading team totals and individual wins across sprints, jumps, and throws. Notable names include Rudzik Hodg and Granillo Mos, plus Hall Rol and Kauffman Kin securing multiple victories in shot, discus, and hurdles.
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Schmidt
Young
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On Tap Today Sports Schedule for Garden City Area
College Baseball at 4 p.m. Seward County visits Garden City C C while rodeo and prep events span golf, track, softball and baseball across multiple hosts including Cimarron Elkhart Holcomb Lakin Scott City Stanton Co Sublette Syracuse Wichita Co Meade Liberal Valley Center Garden City Hugoton Spearville Goodland Ulysses Colby Ulysses and regional tournaments with Garden City entries at Pampa Oklahoma and Butler El Dorado.
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Clay Court Championship at River Oaks Houston Results
Guillermo Garcia-Lopez defeats Somdev Devvarman 6 4 6 1 for a second round win. Pablo Cuevas beats James Blake 7 5 6 1. Kei Nishikori over Igor Andreev 6 3 6 3. Mardy Fish defeats Albert Ramos 6 3 6 4. In doubles Cuevas GarciaLopez top Rettenmaier Zeballos 3-6 6-3 10-4. Isner Querrey beat Kudla Young 7-6 6-1.
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Uruguay
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Igor Andreev
Russia
Mardy Fish
Albert Ramos
Travis Rettenmaier
Horacio Zeballos
Argentina
John Isner
Sam Querrey
Denis Kudla
Donald Young
Masters Miracle and Historic Sports Moments
A collection of notable sports milestones from 1935 to 1989. Gene Sarazen wins the Masters with a double eagle on the 15th, erasing a Craig Wood lead. Hank Aaron ties Babe Ruth’s record at 715. Frank Robinson breaks racial barriers as player-manager. Detroit wins the 1943 Stanley Cup. Jack Burke Jr. wins the Masters. First legal OTB opens in New York City. Alex English makes history by scoring 2000 points in eight straight seasons.
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Tiger Woods
Woods
Wisconsin
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Art Ross
Crosby
Wayne Gretzky
Zach Johnson
Augusta National
Candace Parker
Tennessee
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Cleveland Cavaliers
NBA
Washington
Associated Press
Gene Sarazen
Craig Wood
Detroit Red Wings
Boston Bruins
Jack Burke Jr
Ken Venturi
United States
New York City
Atlanta
Hank Aaron
Babe Ruth
al Downing
Los Angeles
Frank Robinson
Cleveland Indians
Robinson
New York Yankees
Alex English
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