NASCAR Sprint Cup Standings Highlights 2009 Driver Leaders
The Associated Press scoreboard lists Tony Stewart leading 3,188 points followed by Jimmie Johnson with 2,991 and Jeff Gordon at 2,989. Kurt Busch and Denny Hamlin round out the top five with 2,751 and 2,713 respectively.
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Weekly MLB Scores and Tonight's Baseball Schedule
Saturday results show Tampa Bay and Detroit wins with Baltimore and Oakland losses. Sunday results list Baltimore, Detroit, Minnesota, Cleveland, New York, Toronto, Boston, Seattle, Chicago and Oakland as victors or losers. Tonight's games include Guthrie vs Jackson in Detroit and multiple interleague matchups across seven other venues.
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Major League Baseball and Soccer Night On NBC Sports
ESPN2 airs Big League Final and Barcelona visits Seattle Sounders FC at 9 30 p m Pacific. Baseball on ESPN2 FSN and radio features Mariners at Royals while Wright Mahay Tejeda Bale pitched to 3 batters in 7th. Lead with league leaders and game details from week standings and schedules.
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Multiple leagues schedule and results snapshot
A compact roundup lists WNBA games with scores and upcoming matchups. Also included are 2009 college football schedules for Garden City CC and Kansas schools, plus Major League Soccer results and upcoming fixtures.
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Transaction roundup Tuesday sports moves across leagues
MLB Orioles recall Matusz and Ramirez and option others. Angels Guerrero activated, Wilson sent to Salt Lake. Mariners Beltre activated, Woodward DFA. Cubs Gorzelanny recalled, Blanco to DL. Padres release Prior. Atlantic League Ducks sign Cate, drop Doyne. Can-Am Quebec Capitals release Gelinas. NFL Cardinals sign Fowler, Raiola released, Green to injured reserve. Cowboys Hodge off PUP, Vikings Allison waived. Patriots sign Walter, Gutierrez released. CFL Winnipeg adds Landry. NHL Ottawa signs Elliott, Canucks chief executive Zimmerman resigns. AHL Marlies promote Baskins, Penguins coverage ends.
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On Top No Events Scheduled With Hynes Asst Coach
Hockey and college programs announced staff moves and affiliations for 2009-10. John Hynes named assistant coach in On Top, Reading Royals renew ECHL affiliations with Toronto teams, and multiple colleges appointed new coaches and staff across lacrosse, basketball, and track programs.
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Sports History highlights from 1921 to 2007
Radio station KDKA and Harold Arlin broadcast the Pirates 8 5 win over the Phillies in 1921. Jesse Owens wins Olympic 200m in record 20.7s in 1936. Boxing Hall of Fame inaugural election in 1954. Broncos beat Lions 13 7 in 1967 AFL first. Joan Benoit wins 1984 Olympic marathon. Bubka clears 20 feet outdoors in 1991. 1992 US women fall to Unified Team in Olympics semis. Johnson wins 400m at 1997 worlds. Barsosio tops 10,000m in junior record. McGwire joins 500 home run club in 1999. Se Ri Pak wins 2001 British Open. Jason Gore shoots 59 in 2005. Glavine earns 300th win in 2007. Ochoa captures first major at St Andrews.
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Buick Ends PGA Tour Sponsorship After 50 Years
Buick withdraws from sponsoring PGA Tour events in Michigan and California amid GM restructuring. The Buick Open ends after 2010, replaced by The Greenbrier event in West Virginia, while Buick Invitational at Torrey Pines also ends. The tour explores new Michigan sponsorships and confirms other sponsor renewals.
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