Baseball scoreboard highlights from Tuesday results
MLB scores show New York Yankees trounce Baltimore 12 to 3 while Detroit edged Cleveland 3 to 2 and Chicago White Sox rallied past Tampa Bay 6 to 4 Boston beat Texas 7 to 4 Oakland won 10 to 7 over Toronto and Kansas City defeated Seattle 8 to 6 In other games Los Angeles Angels topped Minnesota 2 to 1 and Cincinnati beat San Francisco 7 to 4 in the National League East actions tonight news includes upcoming schedules and leaders across American and National Leagues
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Baseball doubleheader and golf and cycling listings
Listings show multiple baseball games at 6 pm and 6:30 pm on ESPN channels with matchups such as Chicago Cubs versus Atlanta and St. Louis versus Arizona, plus additional options. Cycling stage five of the Tour de France on OLN at 7:30 am and several golf rounds on TGC USA and other networks in Glasgow, Bridgeport, and Dearborn.
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Legion baseball and tennis schedule for City area
At 6 p.m. the Blues host Dodge City and the Bandits visit Scott City in Legion baseball. Tennis starts at 8 am with the Garden City Junior Open at Grimsley Harmon Tennis Complex.
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Baseball Leaders Highlight 1999 Season Standouts
DeLee tops batting with .377 for Chicago while Pujols of St. Louis hits .346. Abbott, Bay, and Cabrera show strong marks in RBI and hits with notable doubles and stolen bases led by Furcal and Reyes. Star pitching features Morris and Lernandez with elite ERAs and striking out the list’s leaders.
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Tour de France Stage Four Team Time Trial Results
Discovery Channel won the 41.9 mile team time trial from Tours to Blois with a time of 1 hour 10 minutes 39 seconds. Team CSC finished 2 seconds behind, followed by TMobile 35 seconds back and Liberty Seguros 53 seconds behind.
Teen golfer Michelle Wie targets PGA Tour at John Deere Classic
Michelle Wie, 15, prepares for her third PGA Tour event seeking to play with men. After strong LPGA showings this summer, she faces mixed reaction as sponsor exemptions spark debate about her path to the men's tour, with support from JPGA/Woods and Deere officials.
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Two Garden City golfers hit holes-in-one over Independence Day weekend
At Buffalo Dunes Golf Course Devin Treaster aced No. 17, a 145-yard par 3 with a 7 iron on Friday. Witnesses were Jared Rutti, Bryan Kott, Aaron Zeler and Andy Liebelt. On Saturday Thomas Littlejohn aced No. 8, a 181-yard par 3 with a 7 iron, witnessed by Troy Hesser, Craig Giesick and Kim Jacques.
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Ray Allen signs five year extension with Sonics
All-Star guard Ray Allen agreed to a five year extension worth 85 million dollars with Seattle. The deal includes 80 million in salary and 5 million in bonuses with details of bonuses and yearly salary yet to be determined.
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Isinbayeva Breaks World Pole Vault Record In Lausanne
Yelena Isinbayeva of Russia shattered her own world pole vault mark at the Athletissima Grand Prix in Lausanne, clearing 16 feet 2 inches to surpass her previous record of 16 feet 1 3/4 inches. Allen became a free agent on July 1.
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Nicklaus Bids Farewell to Canada in Style
Stephen Ames won the Canadian Skins Game but Jack Nicklaus dominated headlines at Whistler British Columbia. The 65 year old finished second yet proved he could still compete, delivering a stylish farewell to the Golden Bear.
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Unsorted Cycling Results and Daily Sports Transactions
A list of cyclist results with team and time data followed by a dense, mixed batch of professional sports transactions across multiple leagues. Entries include riders from Rabobank to Saunier Duval with times and nationalities, then NBA and WNBA moves, NCAA staff changes, and college coaching resignations, plus MLB and other team notes.
Armstrong keeps Tour lead after Stage Five sprint finish
Lance Armstrong retained the overall lead of the Tour de France as Robbie McEwen won Stage Five in 3 hours 46 minutes for 113.7 miles. McEwen edged Tom Boonen in a final sprint amid wind and rain while Armstrong rode in the pack, having briefly debated starting in the yellow jersey before race officials insisted he wear it.
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