Major League scoreboard and upcoming games summary
Scores include Tampa Bay 3 Toronto 2 and New York 6 Minnesota 4 plus Cleveland 10 Chicago White Sox 8 and Kansas City 8 Boston 6. Remaining games list for today and weekend matchups with starting pitchers and times. Also notes leading hitters and RBI leaders in the American League with several players highlighted.
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Toronto
Yankees
Minnesota
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Boston
Seattle
Texas
Cr.Lee
Detroit
E Jackson
Cecil
Baltimore
Berken
Bannister
Lester
Oakland
Mazzaro
Niemann
Danks
Blackburn
N.Y
Chamberlain
L.A
N.Y. Yankees
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Mauer
Suzuki
Rolen
MiCabrera
Jeter
New York
Crawford
M Young
Morneau
J Rivera
Los Angeles
Rus—Figgins
Pedroia
R Roberts
Scutaro
Damon
Kinsler
Chena
Rbi—Bay
TorHunter
Longoria
Teixeira
Ahill
Konerko
Chicago
Lind
Hits
B Roberts
Byrd
Butler
Bloomquist
DeJesus
Andrus
Crisp
Cuddyer
Figgins
Gardner
Cpena
Branyan
Chicago Minnesota
Pet Texas
Ne Ta
Minnésota
Bay
Ncruz
Dye
A Hill
Ellsbury
Babreu
Bartlett
Wakefield
Beckett
Slowey
Halladay
Greinke
Buehrle
Fhernandez
Verlander
Stolen Bases and Pitching Leaders Highlight Baseball Card
A dense box of sports notes lists leaders across batting, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs and steals. Key names include Tejada, Pujols, HaRamirez, Wright, and Tejada among NL players, with Marquís, Lincecum, Cain and Billingsley atop pitching. Also notes upcoming games and events across MLB matchups and radio listings.
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HaRamirez
Florida
Beltran
New York
Pujols
St. Louis
Tejada
Houston
Pierre
Los Angeles
D Wright
Sandoval
San Francisco
Rms—Pujols
Victorino
Philadelphia
Braun
Milwaukee
Werth
Utley
Zimmerman
Washington
Fielder
Reynolds
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Howard
Dunn
Kemp
Hawpe
Colorado
F Sanchez
Pittsburgh
Helton
Hudson
Cross
Triples
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Guarra
Bonifacio
McCutchen
Morgan
Ad Gonzalez
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Fowler
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Billingsley
Wainwright
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Cook
Mazquez
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Haren
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Bell
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Street
Cordero
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Franklin
Hushovd wins Barcelona leg as Armstrong trails six-stage results
In the sixth stage of the Tour de France from Gerona to Barcelona, Thor Hushovd of Norway clinches the win with Oscar Freire and Jose Joaquin Rojas close behind at the same time. The overall standings list Fabian Cancellara leading, followed by Lance Armstrong and Alberto Contador, with several Astana riders in the top positions.
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Spain
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Norway
Cervelo
Oscar Freire
Rabobank
Jose Joaquin Rojas
Caisse d'Epargne
Gerald Ciolek
Germany
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Franco Pellizotti
Italy
Liquigas
Filippo Pozzato
Team Katusha
Alessandro Ballan
Lampre-Ngc
Rinaldo Nocentini
Ag2r-La Mondiale
Cadel Evans
Australia
Silence-Lotto
Fabian Cancellara
Switzerland
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Andreas Kloeden
Astana
Nicolas Roche
Ireland
AG2
United States
Team Columbia-Htc
Roman Kreuziger
Czech Republic
Levi Leipheimer
Lance Armstrong
Christian Vande Velde
Garmin-Slipstream
David Zabriskie
Danny Pate
Garmin- Slipstream
Tyler Farrar
Tearr Saxo Bank
Alberto Contador
Transactions Wrap Sports and MLB Moves Across Leagues
Soccer transactions lead Thursday sports notes with roster tweaks. In MLB, Indians add Sowers and Betancourt return. Tigers, Mets, Giants make DL moves and recalls. NBA sees front office changes, signings, and trades across several teams. NFL and NHL signings, retirements, and contract terms fill out a busy day.
GCHS volleyball camp starts with new coach Schmitz
Garden City High School will host a volleyball team camp led by new head coach Bob Schmitz from Monday through Friday. High school sessions run 1 to 5 pm with a second 7 to 8 30 pm block daily, plus a 9 to 11 30 am session for middle school athletes. All activities occur in the high school gym.
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Garden City High School
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Weekend Major League Soccer Matchups and Times
A schedule of MLS games featuring Houston at Seattle and Houston at Toronto FC among others. Matches span July 16 to July 18 with various kickoff times across multiple venues including Columbus Chicago New England Dallas Colorado and Seattle.
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