Baseball Roundup Presses A.L East Standings And Tonight's Games
The American League East shows Boston, New York, Tampa Bay, Toronto, and Baltimore with current records. Key results include Boston 3 Cleveland 2 and New York 12 Baltimore 7. Tonight features Boston at Cleveland, Yankees at Baltimore, and Toronto at Tampa Bay among other matchups.
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Pro Sports and Playoff Schedules From June Calendar
Multiple sports items update including pro baseball playoffs results and schedules. Lakers Celtics NBA Finals game details noted along with NHL Stanley Cup Final dates and box score highlights.
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On Tap Baseball and Beef Empire Days Schedule
Finney County Blues host Hooker Oklahoma at 6 p.m. Baseball action continues with Lakin vs Finney County Blues at Clint Lightner Field and Beef Empire Days rodeos at Finney County Fair Grounds. Tennis results include Giraldo, Malisse, Tomic, Granollers, Brown, Gicquel in men's rounds. Djokovic and Murray headline doubles and WTA matches at Edgbaston with rain suspensions.
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AP Sportlight highlights historic golf and tennis wins and shocks
A year by year digest: Johnny Goodman becomes last amateur to win the U.S. Open in 1933, 1944 Carter Handicap features a rare triple dead heat, Mary Mills shoots 63 to win the LPGA Championship in 1973, Al Geiberger posts 59 in a PGA record at Danny Thomas Classic 1977, Affirmed captures the Belmont in 1978 with a fierce finish, Gretzky earns Hart Trophy in 1989, Sanchez wins French Open at 17, Easy Goer defeats Sunday Silence in Belmont 1989, Gomez defeats Agassi in 1990 French Open, Lukas repeats Triple Crown wins in 1995, Sosa Palmeiro Griffey power in 2005, Henin-Hardenne seals fifth Grand Slam in 2006, Hopkins shocks Tarver in 2006, Nadal upsets Federer at Roland Garros 2007, Pettersen edges Webb for LPGA title 2007.
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