Baseball scoreboard with multiple MLB games across leagues
A dense listing of scheduled baseball games with teams and starting pitchers from the American and National Leagues. The schedule includes matchups like Baltimore at Texas, Toronto at Boston, Detroit at Yankees, and Chicago at Cleveland, plus several evening and afternoon starts and repeated doubleheaders, all tied to Associated Press style listings.
Pro Sports and Golf Update From Various Networks
Regional and national sports schedule coverage lists games across MLB NBA golf and other events. Matches include Chicago White Sox at Cleveland Detroit at New York Yankees and Kansas City at Seattle, plus European PGA Tour events and John Deere Classic rounds with multiple outlets and times.
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Cleveland
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New York Yankees
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Boston
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Seattle
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Montreal
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Houston
Utah
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Noordwijk
Netherlands
Newcastle
Northern Ireland
Springfield
Tour de France stage results and riders times flash
A fragment lists cyclists from Belgium Italy France Germany and others with times near twenty hours including Rik Verbrugghe Marco Pinotti Alessandro Petacchi and more. It references stages from Dunkirk to LAlpe dHuez and time trial results with riders such as Moreau Zabel Jalabert Armstrong and others in a Pro Basketball label confusion.
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Rik Verbrugghe
Belgium
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Benet Salmon
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Roberto Heras
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Jonathan Vaughters
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Cycling Tour Chronology From July Stage Notes
Readable OCR fragment lists tour stages with dates from July 18 to July 29. Mentions stages including Grenoble to Chamrousse time trial, Plateau de Bonascre, Pau rest day, and stages ending in Lavaur Sarran Montlucon Essonnes Treuen. Names Felix Cardenas Roberto Laiseka Armstrong appear with nationalities Spain Colombia Belgium.
On Tap Today's Sports Schedule and MLB/NBA Moves
A mix of on tap events across softball MLS and NFL style notes plus major league moves. Orioles recall Parrish. Red Sox sign Rolando Viera. Rangers trade Galarraga. Reds purchase MacRae. Stars promote Klimek. Surf signs Olmeda. Aces sign Roberts and Coy. Cavaliers hire Ekker. Pistons re-sign Williamson and add White Rebraca Varda. Browns claim players. Lions place players on PUP list.
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Andres Galarraga
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Erasmo Ramirez
Chris Magruder
Todd Ozias
Kenny Rogers
Aaron Myette
Tulsa
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Scott MacRae
Louisville
Frankie Rodriguez
Robin Jennings
Ryan Kibler
Mark Huntsville Stars
Josh Klimek
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Mersoula Coprey
Curt Direci
Marques Chilsom
Heath Heiberger
South Bend
Ratko Varda
Seth
Cleveland
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Francesco
Corey Allen
Scott Poupiet
Detroit Lions
Bryant Westbrook
Jared DeVries
Matt Joyce
JAGUARS RE-SIGN GREEN BAY RB AND MORE NFL MOVES
NFL and hockey notes show Ahman Green re-signed by Jaguars on a five year deal with players Torrance Marshall Jim Finn and Lamont Hall among listed moves. Several teams announce signings waivers and contract extensions across leagues plus arenafootball2 awarded a franchise in Wilkes-Barre Pa for April 2002.
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Ahman Green
Torrance Marshall
Jim Finn
Timcksonville
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Corey Bridges
Scott Galyon
Alonzo Mayes
O.J. McDuffie
Damon
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Shawn Worthen
Cedric James
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Patrick Lalime
Magnus Arvedson
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Paul Healey
Bob Wren
Doug Doull
Ian Moran
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Ross Harris
SAN Angelo Outlaws
Jaret Metz
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Phil Roberto
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Martin Galik
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Curtis Valentine
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National Finals Rodeo competitors and junior golf leaders noted
Lakin's Jeremy Gugelmeyer placed seventh in the boys cutting at the 53rd National High School Finals Rodeo as over 1,500 competitors from 39 states four Canadian provinces and Australia vie for titles. He will ride again Saturday. Christina Kim, 17, of San Jose, shot an 8 under 62 at the U S Girls Junior Championship to set a record for lowest 18 hole score in USGA history, earning medalist with 133 over two rounds at Indian Hills. Aree Wongluekiet, 15, Bradenton, Fla., posted 2 under 138 two day total, five behind. Vargas Miami and Scotty Campbell Conway Ark tied 6 under 65 first round at the U S Junior Amateur, tying 18 hole record with J C Deacon 1999. Jonathan Moore Portland 4 under 67, and defending champ Matthew Rosenfeld Plano shot 9 over 80.
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Christina Kim
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Calif
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Helen Alfredsson
Johnny Miller
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Weiskopf
Top players advance at Mercedes Benz Cup and Bank of the West Classic
Andre Agassi defeats James Blake 6-0 7-6(3) at Mercedes Benz Cup and will meet Greg Rusedski next after his 6-4 7-6(4) win over Paradorn Srichaphan. Marat Safin beats Andy Roddick 6-3 6-4, Pete Sampras trims Chris Woodruff 7-5 6-2. Amy Frazier, Meghann Shaughnessy, Kristina Brandi and Meilen Tu also win at Stanford. Denver Broncos sign three free agents Corey Allen Scott Pospisil Billy Gustin and waive Chris Ruhman.
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Amy Frazier
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Kristina Brandi
Marie-Eve Pelletier
Canada
Meilen Tu
Laura Granville
Denver
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Goosen and Woosnam Clinch SAS for World Team
Retief Goosen and Ian Woosnam beat Pierre Fulke and Patrik Sjoland by one shot to clinch the SAS Invitational point. The Rest of the World Team led Nordics 4-0 after their 9 under 63 on the Alina course.
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Starzz Upset Comets In Houston And Other WNBA Action
Marie Ferdinand led Utah with 16 points as the Starzz beat the Houston Comets 76-67 in Houston. Natalie Williams added 15 and Adrienne Goodson 13 while Janeth Arcain scored a season high 29 for the Comets. Orlando defeated Washington 68 58 as Nykesha Sales had 20 and Taj McWilliams Franklin 13 rebounds. Dawn Staley scored 18 as Charlotte beat Indiana 72 61, rallying with an 11 0 run after a technical on Indiana coach Anne Donovan.
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Storm and Seattle Triumph in OT Rally
Seattle Storm end seven game skid with 74 69 overtime win over Detroit Shock. Jamie Redd scores late 3 and driving layup to seal. Lauren Jackson leads Seattle with season high 25 points and nine rebounds. Detroit's Astou Ndiaye-Diata tops with 23 points. Portland defeats New York as Sophia Witherspoon scores 15 and Jackie Stiles adds 14 for the Fire. Tari Phillips 18 and Crystal Robinson 18 pace Liberty.
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