Baseball Scoreboard Shows Multiple MLB Games Tonight
A crowded list outlines tonight’s MLB slate with matchups across cities including Kansas City at Montreal and Cleveland at Florida. Standouts include Santana and Mussina starting for their clubs while leading batters like Suzuki and Damon top the league charts.
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Baseball and boxing schedule highlights across networks
Listings show multiple events: Detroit at Atlanta MLB game on TBS at 6:30 p.m., Texas at Chicago Cubs on WGN at 7 p.m., boxing middleweights Rodney Jones versus Dwain Williams in Del Mar. NCAA baseball World Series games in Omaha, South Carolina vs Georgia Tech and Notre Dame vs Stanford, plus regional coverage and radio slots.
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Baseball statistics and standings mixed from multiple leagues
The passage lists multiple baseball leaders and team standings across American and National Leagues, including batting, pitching, and fielding leaders like Bonds Helton Edmonds Vidro and Clemens Martinez, with team references such as New York Boston Oakland Seattle and Chicago. It also includes sprint and field results from the Beef Empire Days scramble with top four teams and players.
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College Baseball and Tennis Seeds Highlight Weekend Sports
A collage of results and seeds from college baseball and Wimbledon. Highlights include Georgia Tech routing South Carolina 11–0, Clemson edging Nebraska, Notre Dame and Stanford advancing, and a Wimbledon seed list led by Carlos Acosta amid United States players. Top swim meet results from Garden City finish with Tanner Tempel, Erik Chester, and Bryant Hadley setting several records.
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Legion Baseball Action At Garden City Dome
Today’s events feature Legion baseball at 6 pm as Dodge City Junior Legion meets the Garden City Bandits. Readouts include swimming and track results for multiple events with numerous athletes such as Brandon Hadley, Nichole Kolarik, Erin McFarland, Heather Glodt and others. Minor league signings and pro moves are listed alongside international soccer and basketball notes.
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Broacbuster football camp signups open this weekend
Signups remain for a Friday through Sunday Broacbuster football camp for third through 12th graders. Participants will learn from the Broacbuster staff, current players, and alumni including Henry Bryant James Dunnagan Lance Carson and Roger Ross. Daily campers pay 115 dollars with 180 dollars for overnight. meals and a camp T shirt included. Contact GCCC coach Bob Larson at 276-9590 for details.
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Arkansas signs coach to five year contract
University of Arkansas officials and new basketball coach Stan Heath have agreed on a five year deal running through the 2006 07 season. Heath was selected in late March to replace Nolan.
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Steelers sign ex Lions QB Batch after injury
The Pittsburgh Steelers signed Charlie Batch to a one year contract as an experienced backup behind Kordell Stewart. Batch may take near the league minimum of 525000. He was Detroit bound after being cut June 3 following a five year 50 million deal.
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Brewers Sign Prince Fielder To Brewers Contract
Milwaukee reports Prince Fielder, 18 and son of Cecil Fielder, signed with the Brewers as the seventh overall draft choice. The move marks the young hitter’s entry into professional baseball under the Brewers organization.
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