Baseball and Soccer Nightly Schedule Highlights
Today features TV and radio listings for MLB games including Texas at Boston and Seattle at Los Angeles with 9:05 p.m. Mets at San Francisco. Pro boxing and golf coverage follow, plus Pro Soccer Manchester United versus Celtic. Includes Dream boxscore and latest Tour de France results and standings.
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D.C. United
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Tom.Hunter
Boston
Wakefield
Chicago White Sox
Danks
Minnesota
Slowey
Seattle
Fister
L.A. Angels
Pineiro
Detroit
Scherzer
Cleveland
Westbrook
Floyd
Liriano
Oakland
G.gonzalez
Kansas City
Greinke
Fernandez
L.A
Milwaukee
Bush
Atlanta
Jurriens
Philadelphia
Moyer
Chicago Cubs
Dempster
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Kershaw
St. Louis
Carpenter
N.Y. Mets
Dickey
San Francisco
Lincecum
Blanton
Lilly
Houston
Myers
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Duke
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Hammel
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Strasburg
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Ra.Wolf
Hanson
Billingsley
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Connecticut
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New York
Tulsa
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Associated Press
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Toronto
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WNBA
Finney County Blues in Babe Ruth State Play at Liberal
Coverage lists the Saturday 2:30 p.m. Finney County Blues versus Independence at Liberal for the Babe Ruth State Tournament with a potential rematch schedule if losses or wins occur. Sunday activity noted as Finney County Blues at the State Babe Ruth Tournament in Liberal.
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TBA
Multiple trades boost MLB and NBA teams across leagues
Mariners promote Ackley Paredes Varvaro to Tacoma. Jays acquire Escobar Reyes from Braves. Oviedo waived. Padres claim Quintin Berry. Cavs sign Lowry. Rockets match. Pacers name Kellogg. Lakers ink Fisher. Nets name King. sign Farmer Outlaw Petro. 76ers sign Turner. Suns acquire Childress Turkoglu. Cardinals sign Skelton. Browns, Jaguars signings. Oilers, Wild, Rangers, Coyotes, Sharks, Maple Leafs, Capitals signings. MLS Red Bulls sign Henry. NCAA places Ball State on probation. multiple coaching moves across colleges.
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Dustin Ackley
Edward Paredes
Anthony Varvaro
Tacoma
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Yunel Escobar
Jo-Jo Reyes
Atlanta Braves
Alex Gonzalez
Tim Collins
Tyler Pastronicky
Ronald Oviedo
SAN Diego Padres
Quintin Berry
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Kyle Lowry
Houston Rockets
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Clark Kellogg
Lou
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Derek Fisher
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Billy King
Jordan Farmer
Travis Outlaw
Johan Petro
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Evan Turner
Phoenix Suns
Josh Childress
Atlanta
Hedo Turkoglu
Toronto
Leandro Barbosa
Dwayne Jones
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John Skelton
Cleveland Browns
Keith Grennan
Greg Estandia
Jacksonville Jaguars
DE Austen Lane
National Hockey League
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J.F. Jacques
Minnesota Wild
Joel Broda
Josh Harding
NEW York Rangers
Brodie Dupont
Phoenix Coyotes
Ray Edwards
Jeff Truitt
San Antonio Rampage
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Vinny Ferravudlo
Colgate
Keith Tyburski
Delaware
Jaime Wohlbach
Florida Southern
Georgia
Dontavius Jackson
Manhattan
Scott Adubato
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Brad Labadie
ST. Thomas
Minn
Scott Proshek
South Carolina
Amy Pauly
Thiel
Kevin Fenstermacher
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Washington
Steve Duncan
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Jenn Kelemer
Historic Golf and Track Highlights Through 1984
Sports history brief recounts key moments from 1912 to 1984. Thorpe crowned world’s greatest athlete at Stockholm after decathlon triumph. Sarazen, Jones, and Cruikshank headline US Open finals. Nelson, Palmer, De Vicenzo, Trevino, Nicklaus, and Stacy claim major titles in golf and notable 1912 Olympic moments.
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Thorpe
Gene Sarazen
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John Black
Bobby Cruikshank
Byron Nelson
Sam Byrd
Arnold Palmer
Royal Birkdale
Argentina
Roberto de Vicenzo
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
St. Andrews
Hollis Stacy
Rosie Jones
Iroquois lacrosse team barred from England tour
The Iroquois Nationals face bar from the world lacrosse championship in Manchester unless players use US or Canadian passports. UK Borders Agency requires accepted documents, delaying the team’s arrival and potentially forcing a late start or withdrawal. U.S. officials granted a one time waiver after Clinton requested travel clearance.
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Favre Plays Down Injury Fear Ahead of 20th NFL Season
In a Men's Journal interview Brett Favre says his damaged body already limits any comeback, doubts about returning for another year linger as training camp nears. He recalls the Saints game and a faulty fourth quarter pass to Sidney Rice, and notes his 33 TDs 7 INTs with Minnesota last season.
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