Baseball scores and schedules from Tuesday to Friday
Tuesday results include Baltimore 11 New York 5 and Boston 4 Detroit 1 in 6 innings. Wednesday saw New York 12 Baltimore 3, Chicago White Sox 3 Minnesota 2, and Texas 11 Los Angeles Angels 10 in 10 innings. Thursday highlights list various matchups including Minnesota at Boston and Los Angeles Angels at Texas with game times. Friday’s slate features Cleveland at Detroit and Seattle at New York Yankees among others. Additional results: Philadelphia 8 Washington 0, Atlanta 7 Miami 1, Cincinnati 7 San Diego 6, Pittsburgh 5 Chicago Cubs 0, Milwaukee 10 Houston 1, St. Louis 11 Colorado 6, Arizona 8 Los Angeles Dodgers 2, San Francisco 4 New York Mets 1.
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Olympic and baseball action across multiple networks
Television listings cover Pro Baseball, Pro Soccer and Archery results from London. Highlights include Cleveland at Kansas City, Milwaukee at Houston, and a packed Olympic schedule with archery, boxing, tennis and track events.
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Weekend Sports, Swimming Results and Tennis Rounds
Garden City and Buffalo Dunes host early morning golf events and a bronze medal match on Friday with a gold medal match on Saturday. In London, Nathan Adrian leads the Men 100 Free, Daniel Gyurta wins 200 Breaststroke, and world finalists push times in butterfly and relay finals with Ferrer and Azarenka advancing in their events. The tennis schedule shows multiple round results including Federer, Djokovic, and Azarenka advancing in singles, with several doubles and mixed doubles matches noted.
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Big 12 adds TCU and WVU heightening conference profile
In preview notes, Texas, Baylor, Oklahoma State, Kansas State, TCU, Texas Tech, Iowa State, Kansas, and West Virginia are profiled. Key players and returning starters are listed for each program, including Collin Klein for Kansas State and Casey Pachall for TCU, with notes on past success and upcoming expectations.
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Penske cuts AJ Allmendinger after failed drug test
Penske Racing fired AJ Allmendinger three weeks after a positive amphetamine test. Roger Penske said the decision aligns with how the team handles similar cases as Allmendinger enters NASCAR's Road to Recovery program and Sam Hornish Jr. will drive the No. 22 at Pocono while options for 2013 are evaluated.
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