East Division baseball results and upcoming AL games
The Associated Press totals this Tuesday action: Cleveland over the Yankees 4-1, Toronto 8 over Baltimore 2, Tampa Bay 3 over Detroit 2, Texas 3 over Oakland 1 in 10 innings. Minnesota 11 beat Kansas City 2, Chicago White Sox 11 over Seattle 0, Boston 4 over Los Angeles Angels 2. Upcoming games include Minnesota at Kansas City, Boston at LAA, Yankees at Cleveland, Baltimore at Toronto, Detroit at Tampa Bay, Oakland at Texas, and Seattle at Chicago White Sox. Attendance 16,749.
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Braves and Cubs Lead Early Scoring Across Split Baseball Night
Scores show Philadelphia beating Arizona and Washington top Atlanta while New York Mets crushed St Louis and Cubs routed Milwaukee. Multiple late games feature Texas-style schedules with numerous pitching matchups, box scores, and dream boxscore results for Atlanta Tulsa Indiana Connecticut and more.
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Pro Baseball And Golf And X Games TV Schedule
A daily sports schedule lists Pro Baseball at 6 p.m. on ESPN with the St. Louis Cardinals at the New York Mets. MLS All-Star Game at 7:30 p.m. on TV. Radio game at 1 p.m. 1240AM Minnesota Twins versus Kansas City Royals. Pro Golf first rounds include the Ricoh Women's British Open from Southport, England at 8 a.m. on ESPN with the U.S. Senior Open from Sammamish, Washington at 4 p.m. on ESPN2. X Games in Los Angeles at 1 and 7 p.m. on ESPN. Baltimore Orioles at Kansas City Royals again at 7 p.m. on 1240AM.
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Bengals sign Terrell Owens to one year deal
Cincinnati seals a one year $2 million contract with Terrell Owens to pair with Chad Ochocinco. Owens reports to training camp in Georgetown, Kentucky, aiming to boost a flailing passing game while Carson Palmer leads the offense. The move follows Palmer’s push and owner Mike Brown’s willingness to take a risk on veterans.
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Tulsa And Atlanta Game Recap With Transactions Noted
The report covers a WNBA style box score from Tulsa and Atlanta with player stats and fouls alongside a block of Associated Press sports transactions. It lists suspensions for the New York Mets manager and minor leaguers, contract moves for Indians, Rangers, Braves, Rockies, Marlins, Mets, Pirates, and NBA coaching notes, plus a brief football header.
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Brookover Cup Golf Weekend and NFL Player Moves
Golf events at Brookover Cup and The Golf Club at Southwind schedule Friday through Sunday. NFL notes include O'Brien Schofield four year deal with Cardinals and Terrell Owens re-signing with Bengals among multiple roster moves across several teams.
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Quinnipiac extends Rand Pecknold through 2014-15
Roanoke names Carl Buckle and Patrick McFadden as men's and women's track and field and cross country assistants. Robert Hughes named men's assistant basketball coach in Washington MD. Trevor Gorman named men's assistant soccer coach at Wright State.
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Davis Cup Triumph Opens Historic Sports Year
AP Sportlight chronicles bold sports milestones from 1913 to 2009. It notes the United States Davis Cup win over Britain in 1913, Olympic opens, NFL training shifts, and notable records, including Armstrong’s Tour de France, Biedermann vs Phelps, and wartime game milestones across decades.
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Former Raider Jack Tatum Dies At 61 In Ohio
Former Oakland Raiders safety known as Assassin died of a massive heart attack in an Oakland hospital at 61. He was a nine season Raider star with 30 interceptions and a key member of the 1976 Super Bowl team. He battled diabetes and faced memory of the Darryl Stingley hit that left the receiver disabled.
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