Baseball Tonight's MLB Schedule and Standings Snapshot
Baseball tonight features Detroit, Texas, Toronto, Seattle, and Anaheim in late games with starting times from 7:35 p.m. to 9:05 p.m. The scoreboard includes division leaders, wins, and losses for Chicago, Houston, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, and Los Angeles, highlighting standings in the American and National Leagues.
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Escobar
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Towers
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Mays
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P'Wilson
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Byrd
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Broad Sports Schedule Highlights A Busy Weekend
A dense lineup lists baseball games on WGN FOXFAM TBS and KTUL 1240 plus arena, auto racing, boxing, golf and tennis coverage across ESPN FOXSN TGC PAX and more. Key clashes include Colorado at Chicago Cubs St Louis at Montreal Houston at Atlanta and San Francisco at Chicago Cubs with various start times and networks.
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Colorado
Chicago Cubs
Foxfam
St. Louis
Montreal
TBS
Houston
Atlanta
FOXSN
Grand Blanc
Mich
TGC
ESPN
Cincinnati
ESPN2
Edmonton
Canada
TNN
CMSI
Watkins Glen
N.Y
Nascar
Nashville
Tenn
San Francisco
N.Y. Mets
Arizona
Chicago White Sox
Seattle
Ray Oliveira
Ben Tackie
NABF
Ledyard
Conn
Baseball scores and highlights from two league games
In Baltimore the Orioles beat Kansas City 4 to 0 as Groom earned the win and Durbin took the loss with Mora and Ripken homering. In Colorado, the Rockies were down 1 to 27 to 1 against a strong MS pitching effort with Butler hitting a homer for Colorado and Gordon earning the save.
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Kansas City
Mercedes
Bryan
Mills
Groom
Lunar
Durbin
Dhenry
Grimsley
Zaun
L—Durbin
Sv—Groom
Baltimore
Mora
Ripken
Colorado
Thomson
K Davis
M Myers
Fasano
Bere
Fassero
Gordon
Machado
Sv—Gordon
Butler
Unclear track results with mixed international runners
A dense list of running times and field results from a track meet includes athletes such as Reuben Kosgei Kenya and Haile Gebrselassie Ethiopia with times around 8:15 to 8:28 for the 3000 or 5000 meter events, plus various placements. It also notes baseball roster moves including Bret Saberhagen to the disabled list and promotions within the Cleveland Indians and others.
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Reuben Kosgei
Kenya
Ali Ezzine
Morocco
Bernard Barmasai
Luis Miguel Martin
Spain
Bouabdallah Tahri
A Oo Antonio Jimenez
Khamis Abdullah Saifeldin
Qatar
Raymond Yator
Ralf Assmus
Brahim Boularmi
Broe
Pag Toner Ah
Eliseo Martin
Christian Switzerland
Joki Cones
Gaki Pencreach
France
Charles Kamathi
John Korir
Habte Jifar
Ethiopia
Kamiel Maase
Netherlands
Javad Gharib
Jose Manuel Martinez
Jeff Schiebler
Canada
Marco
Portugal
Aloys Nizigama
Burundi
Mohammed Mourhit
Belgium
Martin Buss
Germany
Multiple MLB NBA NFL moves and college coaching changes
A loaded Friday sports brief lists MLB roster shifts for Mariners Reds and Marlins, NBA signings for Mavericks, NFL signings and releases across franchises, NHL and basketball notes, plus numerous college coaching appointments and resignations across Arizona State Connecticut College Nicholls State Northwestern Old Dominion Portland State San Diego State Southern Maine and Wellesley.
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Nashville Predators
Bubba Berenzweig
Rich Brennan
Erik Anderson
Yevgeny Pavlov
NEW Jersey Devils
NEW York Islanders
Jason Blake
NEW York Rangers
Dayton Bombers
Blaine McCauley
Jackson
Jason Stewart
Arizona State
Ann Pederson
Connecticut College
Debbie Humpage
Ey Seater Weaver
Manhattan
Jeffrey T. Wushner
Nicholls State
Jim Zakel
Northwestern
Erik Ronning
Craig Schroeder
OLD Dominion
Kimberly Zivkovich
Portland State
Mike Hickey
Cheree Hicks
SAN Diego State
Neale Stoner
Felicia Brown
Southern Maine
Bruce Bickford
Wellesley
Amy Costa
Crestview Junior Open crowns 18 and under champ Schlappe
Garden City teen Brooke Schlappe won the 18 and under girls singles at Crestview Junior Open in Wichita defeating Sarah Newby 6-2 6-2 after three match victories. The July 21 final at Crestview Country Club featured Schlappe soon to join Garden City High School tennis.
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Brooke Schlappe
Garden City
Wichita
Schlappe
Sarah Newby
Crestview Country Club
Royals Sign No 1 Pick Colt Griffin To Royals Deal
Kansas City confirmed Colt Griffin, a Texas teenager known for a near 100 mph fastball, signed Wednesday for a bonus around 2.4 million. In Philadelphia, Sean Townsend led the all around preliminaries at the U.S. Gymnastics Championships, winning three of six events and holding a 1.050 point advantage over Brett McClure heading to finals.
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Kansas City, Mo
Colt Griffin
Texas
Kansas City Royals
Philadelphia
Sean Townsend
Brett McClure
Martin stuns Sampras at Cincinnati Masters Series
In Mason Ohio Alberto Martin a 22 year old Spaniard upset Pete Sampras in the second round of the Tennis Masters Series Cincinnati Sampras without a title in 16 consecutive tournaments marks his longest drought since his 1990 first ATP title.
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Mason, Ohio
Pete Sampras
Cincinnati
Alberto Martin
Sampras
Davenport edges Petrova for estyle.com Classic win
Lindsay Davenport barely outlasted Nadia Petrova 7-6, 7-6 to advance to the next round at the estyle.com Classic in Manhattan Beach. Martina Hingis, the world No. 1 for the 200th week, dominated Elena Likhovtseva 6-0, 6-3. In Milwaukee, MISL announces a return, replacing NPSL as the pro soccer league.
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MISL
National Professional Soccer League
NPSL
Davenport
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Lindsay Davenport
Nadia Petrova
Martina Hingis
Elena Likhovtseva
Russia
Pro Soccer League
Milwaukee
Mizzou QB Farmer Eyes Season Opener Return
Missouri starting quarterback Kirk Farmer, who broke a throwing hand defending himself, said he hopes to be back for the season opener against Bowling Green on Sept 1. He updated on his recovery as the team prepares for the opener.
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Columbia
Missouri
Kirk Farmer
Tigers
Bowling Green
Farmer
Sol claim ugly win over Mystics in low scoring affair
Washington failed to find rhythm as Miami's Sheri Sam scored 15 and the Sol held the Mystics to under 20 percent shooting in a 42-36 win. The teams combined for the lowest score in W NBA history with 78 points on 25 for 102 shooting and 0 for 26 from three point range.
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Washington
Sheri Sam
Miami
Sol
Mystics
Charlotte Sting
Seattle Storm
Soland Mystics
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