Baseball scoreboard Friday night matchups across divisions
The schedule lists ten MLB games including Los Angeles at Minnesota, Texas at Oakland, Baltimore at Seattle, and Yankees at Boston, with pitchers Washburn Lohse Rogers Harden Cabrera Sele Moyer Wang Wells Carrasco Douglass Garcia Sabathia Chacin Hendrickson Chacin Colon Radke Park Zito Lopez Pineiro as listed starters and game times ranging from 6:05 to 9:05 p.m. on Friday. Local matchups cover all AL and NL teams including White Sox at Cleveland and Rays at Blue Jays with multiple late-night starts.
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Baltimore
Cabrera
Seattle
Sele
Moyer
N.Y
Tampa Bay
Hendrickson
Toronto
Chacin
LA. Angels
Colon
Minnesota
Radke
Texas
Park
Oakland
Zito
Lopez
Pineiro
Associated Press
New York
Kansas City
Los Angeles
N.Y. Yankees
Mussina
Boston
Arroyo
Greinke
Detroit
Bonderman
Chicago White Sox
Contreras
Cleveland
Millwood
Fossum
Lilly
Sports schedule digest with multiple leagues listed
A compact listing shows baseball games across MLB and college leagues with times and networks, including Pittsburgh at Chicago Cubs, Yankees at Boston, White Sox at Cleveland, and Mets at Braves. Also notes golf tours, softball World Cup matchups, auto racing practice, boxing featherweights, and cycling stages across various venues.
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WGN
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
FSN
Kansas City
Detroit
ESPN2
N.Y
U.S
Canada
Oklahoma City
SPEED
Loudon
N.H
Jason Litzau
John Nolasco
Temecula
Calif
Oln
Miramas
Montpellier
France
TNT
Fife
Scotland
TGC
Late night MLB and cycling results from recent games and tours
The card lists MLB game times and pitching matchups for Friday with San Francisco at Los Angeles and others, plus results and leaders from a cycling stage race. It includes names like Penny Lidle Smoltz Harang and Tour de France figures Armstrong Botero Vinokourov Moreau Evans Hincapie along with stage times and overall standings.
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Antona
Vazquez
San Diego
Stauffer
Lawrence
San Francisco
Schmidt
L.A
Dodgers
Penny
Pittsburgh
Fogg
Chicago Cubs
Wood
Florida
Moehler
Philadelphia
Lidle
Atlanta
Smoltz
N.Y
Jose Azevedo
Portugal
Discovery Channel
George Hincapie
United States
Paolo Savoldelli
Italy
Christopher Homer
Saunier Duval
Jose Luis Rubiera
Spain
Pavel Padmos
Czech Republic
Guido Trenti
Quick Step
Benjamin Noval Gonzalez
Fred Rodriguez
Cavitamon- Lotto
Samme
Lance Armstrong
Michael Rasmussen
Denmark
Rabobank
Christophe Moreau
France
Credit Agncole
San Basso
CSC
Alejandro Valverde
Illes Balears
Santiago Botero
Colombia
Phonak
Levi Leipheimer
Gerolsteiner
Francisco Mancebo
Jan Ullrich
Germany
T-Mobile
Grand slam lifts Pacific Coast League in All-Star Showdown
Gerald Laird delivered a grand slam and Matt Watson added a two run homer to power the Pacific Coast League to an 11 5 win over the International League in the Triple A All Star game at Raley Field Sacramento Chris Gissell of Memphis worked two innings for the victory allowing two earned runs on three hits with two strikeouts over 49 pitches Edwins Encarnacion Louisville hit a solo homer and a sacrifice fly for the IL while Buffalos Jeff Liefer added a two run shot The sellout crowd of 14414 watched a high temperature 100 degrees at first pitch
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West Sacramento
Calif
Gerald Laird
Matt Watson
Chris Gissell
Memphis
Raley Field
Sacramento River Cats
Oakland
Edwin Encarnacion
Louisville
Buffalo
Jeff Liefer
Encarnacion
Portland
Clay Hensley
Tucson
Andy Green
Ratings for All-Star game hit new low again
The American League won 7-5 over the National League in Detroit as FOX aired the game to an 8.1 rating and 14 share, down 8 percent from last year. About 8.88 million households watched, with an estimated 29.5 million viewers, as ratings show the All-Star game remains strongest among major pro sports on free TV. St. Louis was the top market, Detroit hosted, and Boston rose with four Red Sox starters in the lineup.
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New York
Detroit
FOX
Nielsen Media Research
Houston
U.S
Denver
TNT
Nielsen
Honolulu
ESPN
St. Louis
Red Sox
Boston
Tiger Stadium
NBC
Bandits Enter Zone Tournament At Great Bend
On Tap Today features Legion Baseball at 8pm with a zone tournament at Great Bend. Bandits face Dodge City or Great Bend winner. Friday's games at 6pm in Hooker Oklahoma include Bandits versus TBD. Other listed games include San Antonio at Houston, Minnesota at New York, Detroit at Indiana, San Antonio at Seattle, Washington at Phoenix, and Memento at 1 30 p.m.
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St. Louis
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Washington
L.hernandez
Patterson
Milwaukee
Davis
Pittsburgh
Redman
Chicago Cubs
Prior
Florida
A.J. Burnett
Philadelphia
Myers
Atlanta
Ramirez
N.Y
National Basketball Association
Associated Press
New York
San Antonio
Minnesota
Detroit
Indiana
Connecticut
Seattle
Phoenix
Charlotte
Legion Baseball
Great Bend
Bandits
Dodge City
Houston
NHL Lockout Near End With Tentative Deal Reached
The NHL and players moved toward resolution after a 301 day lockout that erased the 2004-05 season. A six year pact, likely including a salary cap, awaits ratification with meetings set in Toronto and New York. Strong sentiment mixed on fan return and ticket pricing as goaltender gear size and other changes loom.
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Associated Press
NHL
North America
Players’ Association
Toronto
NHL Board of Governors
New York
Wayne Gretzky
Phoenix Coyotes
Nashville Predators
Jim McKenzie
Andrew Simone
Denver
MLB and NBA moves across teams with signings and trades
Multiple major league trades and signings are listed across baseball, basketball, football, and soccer. Key moves include Boston acquiring Chad Bradford, Curt Schilling activated, Jacoby Elisbury assignment, Preston Wilson traded, and Udonis Haslem five year deal. Also Lakers and Sonics contract actions, Bears and Browns signings, MLS Chicago Fire GM change, and various college staff appointments.
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Associated Press
Sebalil
Boston Red Sox
Chad Bradford
Oakland
Jay Payton
Curt Schilling
Jacoby Elisbury
Lowell
New York-Penn
Joe Beimel
Durham
Texas Rangers
Jun Dominguez
Oklahoma
Colorado Rockies
Preston Wilson
Washington Nationals
Zach Day
JJ. Davis
Joe Kennedy
Jay Witasick
Oakland Athletics
Eric Byrnes
Omar Quintanilla
Mike Stanton
Dave Pendergraft
National Football League
Chicago Bears
Rod Wilson
Cleveland Browns
Nick Speegle
Green Bay Packers
Mike Stemeolides
South Carolina reports 10 NCAA violations under Lou Holtz
South Carolina admits ten NCAA violations tied to Lou Holtz era with five major findings. The breaches involved impermissible tutoring and offseason workouts for recruits from 1999 to 2002, plus a lack of institutional control. Penalties proposed include two years of probation, reduced football campus visits, and two lost football scholarships for 2006-08.
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Columbia
S.C
South Carolina
Lou Holtz
NCAA
Ncaas
Schilling Returns to Red Sox After Injury Layoff
Boston activated Curt Schilling after 2 1/2 months on the disabled list for a bone bruise in his right ankle. The right hander will be in the rotation as he re joins the club and aims to help the Red Sox.
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Red Sox
New York Yankees
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Curt Schilling
Fleer to Auction Off Sports Card and Die-Cast Units
Fleer, the baseball card giant that closed in May, will auction its sports card and die-cast toy businesses to raise funds for creditors. The list includes numerous current and former pro athletes such as Hall of Fame catcher Johnny Bench.
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New York
Fleer
Johnny Bench
Schiavone dominates to reach Modena quarterfinals
Top seed Francesca Schiavone crushed Marta Marrero 6-0 6-0 in 40 minutes to advance to the Modena International quarterfinals. Emilio Loti recovered from 1-6 to beat Ekaterina Bychkova 1-6 6-3 6-3. Szavay, 16, defeated Ondraskova 6-3 6-1 to meet Schiavone next. Smashnova edged Parra Santonja 6-4 6-0 in late action.
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Modena
Italy
Francesca Schiavone
Marta Marrero
Emilio Loti
Ekaterina Bychkova
Schiavone
Agnes Szavay
Zuzana Ondraskova
Anna Smashnova
Arantxa Parra Santonja
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