All Star Game Results Across American and National Leagues
The recap lists All Star Game outcomes by year, noting American and National wins with final scores, innings, and key performances. It tracks a long historical sequence from 1942 through 2005, highlighting dominant league trends and notable battles in the midseason classic across decades.
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Weekend Sports Calendar Highlights From ESPN and More
A compact collection of scheduled sports events across baseball cycling golf softball and more. Key matchups include the AAA All-Star Game in Sacramento and Yankees at Red Sox and White Sox at Indians with network notes and times. Also listed are Tour de France Stage 12 in France and British Open first round in Scotland with additional PGA Nationwide and B C Open rounds.
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Legion Baseball Zone Tournament at Great Bend
Bandits meet Dodge City at 4pm in Great Bend for the Zone tournament with Thursday fixtures listed as Bandits versus TBD. All star MVPs include Miguel Tejada 2005 and Cal Ripken Jr multiple years. race of notable past winners spans 1960s to 2005 with several AL NL distinctions.
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US falls to 0-0 draw with Costa Rica in Gold Cup
The United States, now 18-0-0 in Gold Cup first-round play, settled for a 0-0 tie with Costa Rica in Foxboro. Frankie Hejduk received a late yellow card that will sideline him for the quarterfinals, while Landon Donovan and DaMarcus Beasley came on as subs to try to spark the offense. Costa Rica earned the group’s top seed and will face Honduras in Gillette Stadium on Saturday.
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Graf Comes Back to Pro Debut Round in World TeamTennis
Stetti Graf, age 36, returns to pro play after six years, competing for the Houston Wranglers in singles, doubles, and mixed doubles. She nearly tied Elena Likhovtseva in singles, then teamed with Ansley Cargill to fall in doubles, and with Mardy Fish to win mixed doubles before Houston’s 21-18 overtime defeat. Meanwhile, on clay in Modena, Francesca Schiavone advanced, and Flavia Pennetta edged through in a tight finish as Marta Marrero and Anna Smashnova won their matches.
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Champion Wolverines meet President Bush
Michigan's national championship softball team visited the White House on Tuesday to meet President Bush. The Wolverines, 65-7, walked the South Lawn with NCAA champions and clapped as a military band played Hail to the Victors. They won the NCAA title 4-1 in 10 innings against UCLA last month.
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