Baseball schedule prompts varied AL NL clashes
East Division Detroit at Chicago White Sox and Anaheim at Seattle lead a packed AL slate with games across 7:05 to 9:05 p.m. Also listed are Texas at Oakland and Kansas City at Cleveland matchups with additional afternoon and late games, plus Yankees at Red Sox and Rays at Blue Jays among other NL coverage.
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Auto racing and baseball slate across networks today
NASCAR pole qualifying for the New England 200 at Loudon New Hampshire and the New England 300 at Loudon headline a busy schedule. Other events include Kansas City at Cleveland and Atlanta at New York Mets with multiple golf tours and a WTA quarterfinal in Carson California.
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Baseball Scores and MLB Schedule From Friday
Friday's MLB results include San Diego beating San Francisco 9 4 and St. Louis 4, Milwaukee 0. The list shows multiple games with pitchers and records, plus a long schedule of Thursday lines and various minor league or amateur softball results.
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Brookover Cup at Buffalo Dunes Highlights Day Golf Events
Today’s schedule includes the Brookover Cup at Buffalo Dunes with a 3:30 p.m. tee time. Basketball matchups feature Houston at Los Angeles at 9:30 p.m., San Antonio at Connecticut at 11 a.m., Charlotte hosting at 5 p.m., Detroit at New York at 6:30 p.m., Houston at Seattle at 9 p.m., and Indiana visiting Phoenix at 9 p.m.
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Holcomb volleyball camps set for Monday to Wednesday
Holcomb High School and Holcomb Middle School host volleyball camps Monday through Wednesday with time blocks 8 to 11 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. for freshmen to seniors and 7th–8th graders. Abe Hubert Middle School runs 1–3 p.m. Wednesday to Friday for 7th-8th girls, $20, sign up at AHMS gym.
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Titans Sign Smith as George Replacement
The Tennessee Titans signed running back Antowain Smith one day after releasing Eddie George. Smith rushed for 642 yards at 3.5 yards per carry last season with New England and will compete for carries with Chris Brown and Robert Holcombe. In other news, the Florida Marlins traded pitcher Darren Oliver to the Houston Astros for a player to be named or cash. Oliver went 2-3 with a 6.44 ERA.
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Shanahan Re-signs with Red Wings for One Plus One Option
Brendan Shanahan agreed to a one year contract with the Detroit Red Wings with a player option for an additional year after eight seasons and three Stanley Cup wins. The 500 goal scorer helped Detroit lift Cups in 1997 1998 and 2002 and will return for at least another season.
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Pro Baseball and Basketball Signings and Suspensions
Major league notes show Carlos Zambrano and LaTroy Hawkins suspended for on field incidents with fines undisclosed. David Ortiz and others fined for umpire interactions. Cubs and Red Sox made player contract moves and DL moves. NBA signings include Rasheed Wallace with Detroit and other league-wide player moves. NFL free agent signings include Maddox, Dugan, Farmier, and Smith.
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Eight players tied for first in U S Bank lead after first round
Eight players shot 65 to lead by one stroke at Brown Deer Park in Milwaukee in the U S Bank Championship. Ten others were one back as the field began the PGA Tour event once called the Greater Milwaukee Open.
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Schulte, Shelton lead Kansas Amateur match play progress
Five of the top six seeds move into the third round at Shadow Glen Golf Course. Top seed Jesse Schulte, Hutchinson, advances 4 and 3 after a 1-up first round win. Tyler Shelton, Fairway, 3 and 2 then 2-up over Dodge Kemmer to reach Friday’s round. Kevin Ward, Leawood, edges Alan Stearns after two extra holes. Jeremiah Nelson defeats Ty Cline 1-up. Derek Smith and Cole Nondorf also reach third round.
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