Baseball Scoreboard and Wednesday Games Summary
MLB standings show New York leading the East with Toronto and Boston nearby while Cleveland Minnesota Chicago Detroit Kansas City and Seattle vie in the American League. Tonight a full slate includes Yankees at Yankees Stadium Mets at Toronto White Sox at Minnesota and Mariners at Oakland with interleague matchups in Florida and Arizona among others.
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Lopez
Nomo
Mercedes
Loaiza
Sports rundown with daytime MLB and NBA draft events
Baseball daytime schedule on ESPN and WGN includes Atlanta at Philadelphia and New York at Chicago. Regional MLB coverage features Los Angeles at San Francisco or Tampa Bay at Boston. NBA draft at 630 pm on TNT in New York. Wimbledon second round at 10 am on TNT and CNNSI in London. Detroit at Kansas City at 6:30 pm on KIUL 1240 AM.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Chicago Cubs
N.Y. Mets
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Colorado
Houston
Arizona
ESPN
WGN
N.Y
OC. United
New England
Chicago
Dallas
Columbus
Tampa Bay
San Jose
Kansas City
D.C
Miami
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Women's United Soccer Association
Bay Area
Pro Soccer Scores Across Seattle and Sacramento
A concise report notes Minnesota and Utah each tallying four goals with Seattle and Sacramento securing six and four respectively alongside Phoenix. The piece lists numbers 600 583 500 212 22 31 2 in a lineup of figures tied to the pro soccer event.
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Sacramento
Minnesota
Utah
Phoenix
Knight Commission calls for academics over athletic glory
Washington AP report says a Knight Foundation panel urged banning teams with low athlete graduation rates from postseason play. They propose halting conference titles for those teams and stripping uniforms of corporate logos. The panel backs tougher standards, while NCAA President Dempsey favors aligning rates with general student bodies.
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Baseball and Wimbledon Schedule Highlights Across Major Networks
The day features baseball doubleheaders with Cubs at Cincinnati on FOXFAM and Mets at Atlanta on TBS, plus a full slate of golf with the US Senior Open and Greater Hartford Open first rounds on ESPN. Wimbledon second round airs from London, and a late WNBA game meets ESPN2 with Houston visiting Sacramento.
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N.Y. Mets
Atlanta
ESPN
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Mass
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Conn
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London
WNBA
ESPN2
Houston
Sacramento
Wimbledon Round One Results Tap All England Club
All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club reports first round results with players from France Germany Spain Belgium Denmark Chile United States Russia Britain Australia and Argentina advancing on grass. Notable victors include Grosjean Hewitt Agassi Canas Kiefer and Gaudio with several matches reaching late sets and retirements.
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Sebastien Grosjean
France
Michel Kratochvil
Ae Ee Ee
Ueyton Hewitt
Australia
Magnus Gustafsson
Sweden
Wayne Black
Zimbabwe
Tommy Haas
Germany
Felix Mantilla
Spain
Michael Liodra
Olivier Rochus
Belgium
Agustin Calleri
Argentina
Rainer Schuettler
Ivan Ljubicic
Croatia
Kenneth Carlsen
Denmark
Juan Barcelis
Nicolas Massu
Chile
Lee Childs
Britain
Andre Agassi
United States
Peter Wesvers
Netherlands
Mikhail Youzhny
Russia
Vladimir Voltchkov
Belarus
Andrei Stoliarov
Wayne Ferreira
South Africa
Fernando Dosedel
Republic
Cedric Pioline
Michal Tabara
Czech Republic
Anthony Dupuis
Cecil Mamilt
Nicolas Kiefer
Alex Calatrava
Guillermo Canas
Gaston Gaudio
Arvind Parmar
Andre Sa
Brazil
Thursday Baseball Events in Jim Clanton Memorial Tourney
Williams Stadium hosts two divisions with multiple games led by Larned and Lamar winners. Clint Lightner Stadium features Alva, Palmer Colo., Sanderrek Colo., and Widefield Colo. matchups, plus Hooker-Dodge City winner clashes.
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Larned
Lamar
Colo
Dodge City
Hooker
Okla
Finney County Bandits
Palmer
Finney County Blues
Clint Lightner
Alva
Sanderrek
Widefield
Cheyenne Mountain
Tennis results from a day across the women’s tour
The report lists multiple first round and late stage results featuring players from Sweden Argentina Morocco United States France Belgium Italy and other nations. Matches include Vinciguerra defeating Squillari in four sets El Aynaoui beating Kempes Escude overcoming Fish Press defeating Siemerink Williams beating Asagoe Dokic defeating De Los Rios Shaughnessy edging Majoli Clijsters defeating Casoni Coetzer overcoming Foretz Farina Elia defeating Gersi Marrero beating Kruger Loit defeating Collin Barna defeating Grande Montolio defeating Razzano Tauziat defeating Prakusya Davenport defeating Sucha Tulyaganova beating Woodrotte Schnyder defeating Nejedly Serra Zanetti Serra Zanetti Nagyova losing to Serra Zanetti Danilidou defeating Bacheva Mauresmo retiring Prat Plischke defeating Martinez Martinez falling to Plischke.
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Wonen
Venus Williams
United States
Shinobu Asagoe
Japan
Jelena Dokic
Yugoslavia
Rossana de Los Rios
Paraguay
Meghann Shaughnessy
Va Majoli
Feya di Con Ana
Russia
Jill Craybas
Kim Clijsters
Belgium
Giulia Casoni
Italy
Amanda Coetzer
South Africa
Stephanie Foretz
France
Sita Farina Elia
Adriana Gersi
Czech Republic
Marta Marrero
Spain
Jeannette Kruger
Wynne Prakusya
Indonesia
Lindsay Davenport
Martina Sucha
Slovakia
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Roda Tulyaganova
Uzbekistan
Loma Woodrotte
Britain
Patty Schnyder
Switzerland
Jana Nejedly
Canada
Adriana Serra-Zanetti
Henrieta Nagyova
Alexandra Stevenson
Tathiana Garbin
Ees Es
Daniela Hantuchova
Miriam Oremans
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Nadia Petrova
Neca
Dat Agis Serna
Amelie Mauresmo
Nicole Prat
Austria
Sylvia Plischke
Maria Jose Martinez
Bourque Retires After Capturing Stanley Cup
Ray Bourque announced his retirement at 40 after finally winning the Stanley Cup in his 22nd season with Colorado. The Hall of Famer will have his No. 77 jersey retired by the Avalanche, the first in six years and fifth in franchise history, with Bourque citing time to spend with family as a key factor.
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Ray Bourque
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Pepsi Center
Colorado Avalanche
Ray
Avalanche
Pierre Lacroix
Quebec Nordiques
NHL
Boston
Colorado
New Jersey
Barbara Schett Wins Streak in Tight Three Setter
Barbara Schett of Austria defeats Maja Matevzic of Slovenia 4-6 6-2 8-6 in a resumed match. Jana Kandarr beats Ana Isabel Medina Garrigues 6-3 7-6 (4). Ludmila Cervanova over Dawn Ruth 6-2 5-7 6-3. Tarmnarine Tanasway suspended at 5-7 7-6 (2) due to darkness.
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Austria
Maja Matevzic
Slovenia
Jana Kandarr
Germany
Ana Isabel Medina Garrigues
Spain
Ludmila Cervanova
Slovakia
Dawn Ruth
United States
Cara Black
Zimbabwe
Tarmnarine Tanasway
Thailand
Susp
Darkness
Ankiel Dominates In Six Inning Johnson City Outing
Rick Ankiel worked six innings for the Johnson City Cardinals in the Appalachian League, striking out 14 and issuing no walks as he pursues major league form.
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Rick Ankiel
Johnson City Cardinals
Romanowski lawyers say doctor prescribed pills
Romanowski’s attorney told jurors a doctor knew he prescribed diet pills for others when writing prescriptions for the Broncos linebacker. The 1998 case centers on phentermine obtained through prescriptions written for his wife Julie and a family friend.
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Castle Rock
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Denver Broncos
Bill Romanowski
Julie
Major Baseball and NBA/Varying Pro Moves Across Leagues
Transactions list with multiple teams detailing disabled list placements recalls and options in MLB plus NBA draft actions, NFL signings, NHL staff changes, WUSA suspensions, college coaching moves and contracts. Notable items include Rich Garces placed on 15 day DL for Red Sox, Roosevelt Brown recalled by Mets, Georgia coach Vince Dooley contract extension, and Joy Fawcett activated for San Diego Spirit.
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Rich Garces
Sun Woo Kim
Pawtucket
Cleveland Indians
Wil Cordero
David Riske
Buffalo
Kansas City Royals
Jeff Austin
Omaha
Oakland Athletics
Greg Myers
Sacramento
Mario Valdez
Texas Rangers
Briar Sikorski
Chiba Lotte
Bowles
Syracuse
Chicago Cubs
Roosevelt Brown
Iowa
Julio Zuleta
Houston Astros
Chartier Jimerson
Russel Rohncek
Milwaukee Brewers
Paul Ridger
Alex Sanchez
Indianapolis
Montreal Expos
Mike Thurman
NEW York Mets
Jay Payton
Alex Escobar
Norfolk
National Basketball Association
Boston Celtics
Mark Blount
Philadelphia 76Ers
Los Angeles
WNBA
Michael Cooper
Cleveland
National Football League
Chicago Bears
Michael Dumas
Shawn Wooden
Cincinnati Bengals
Anthony Byrd
NEW Orleans Saints
Chris Naeole
NEW York Jets
Maurice Clark
Atlanta Thrashers
Tim Bothwell
Steve Weeks
Buffalo Sabres
Stu Bames
James Patrick
Colorado Avalanche
Ray Bourque
NEW York Rangers
Scott Meyer
Vancouver Canucks
Bob Esse
United Soccer Association
WUSA
New York
Gro Espeseth
SAN Diego Spirit
Joy Fawcett
Gina Oceguera
Austin Peay
Marty Gillespie
Charlotte
Dan DeVos
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Georgia
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Georgia Tech
Paul Hewitt
North Carolina
Jamal Jones
JoVon Lewis
Purdub
Kathryn Gleason
Robert Morris
Eim Duzyk
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Alien Brade
Concerns Rise Over Americas Cup in Colombia
In Bogota Colombia AP reports fresh concerns about holding the Americas Cup soccer tournament in war torn Colombia after the abduction of a top official and threats against Argentine stars. The warnings follow a wave of urban bombings that led to emergency talks among South American soccer officials.
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Colombia
Brigham Young to Host Tulane in BCA Football Game
Brigham Young will host Tulane on Saturday August 25 in the Black Coaches Association football game, increasing to seven the number of preseason games this year.
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