Baseball standings and schedule highlights from the American League
The American League East standings show Oakland and Texas in key positions with Seattle and Los Angeles close behind. Daily results include Boston 8 over Philadelphia 7 in 12 innings, Detroit 10 over Houston, and New York 5 to Atlanta 2. Today’s and tomorrow’s games list multiple pennant contenders and pitching matchups across the league.
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World Cup clash tops packed sports slate
The program lists events across baseball, golf, soccer, and boxing. Notable items include World Cup round of 16 Spain versus France in Hannover, boxing heavyweights Dominick Guinn versus Tony Thompson in San Jose, and multiple MLB stats and lineups.
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Legion baseball action at Woodward Oklahoma and pool play
On tap schedule lists Legion baseball at 6 p.m. with Garden City Bandits in Woodward Oklahoma and pool play matchups across divisions. Daytime events include Upper and Lower Division games, with championship brackets and loser bracket contests leading into Saturday’s late afternoon matchups.
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Pro Basketball Daily Schedule Overview
Indiana at Washington 6 p.m. Houston at Connecticut 6 p.m. Charlotte at New York 6 30 p.m. Detroit at San Antonio 7 p.m. Sacramento at Seattle 9 p.m. Minnesota at Phoenix 2 30 p.m. Seattle at Los Angeles 9 30 p.m.
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Capuano and Maddux in 9-4 game note with hitters
Capuano earned a 9-4 outcome while Maddux moved to 7-8. Mike CaLee hit his 24th home run, Fielder connected twice for 16, and Gross added his seventh. A compact recap of the key scoring plays and line notes.
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Curtis clinches Booz Allen win in rain delayed finish
Ben Curtis captured the Booz Allen Classic at Avenel after a rain disrupted schedule. He carded a 1 under 70 finishing 20 under, five strokes ahead of Billy Andrade and others, earning $900,000 in a packed, damp final day that resumed Tuesday.
Oregon State Beats North Carolina To Claim College World Series
In Omaha Nebraska Oregon State downed North Carolina 3 to 2 to capture the title as Buck earned the win to improve to 13 3 and Gunderson locked up the save at his 20th. Bard suffered the loss while Miller Hovis Johnson Paterson Kunz Buck Gunderson Canham played for the teams.
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Weekend basketball schedule features Butler County showdowns
A dense slate lists games among Butler County Red and Blue, Great Bend, Garden City, Colby, Woodward, Widefield, Ulysses, and Colorado Springs across Friday and Sunday. Key clashes include Butler County vs Great Bend, Garden City vs Junction City, and Ulysses vs Colorado Springs with multiple early morning and late evening starts.
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Curtis wins at Avenel in 5 million Pro Golf event
Ben Curtis captures $900,000 for a final total of 264 six under par at the PGA Boot Allen Classic held at TPC at Avenel Potomac Maryland. Billy Andrade and Harrington share runner up honors with 269 while Nick Ohern Steve Stricker Ben Crane Jeff Gove Brett Quigley Daniel Chopra Robert Allenby also posted notable scores.
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Pro Soccer Schedule Highlights National Matchups
Major league fixtures list show Columbus at New York 6 30 p m FC Dallas at New England 6 30 p m D C United at Kansas City 7 30 p m Real Salt Lake at Chicago 8 00 p m Houston at CD Chivas USA 9 30 p m New York at New England 5 00 p m Los Angeles at Kansas City 7 30 p m FC Dallas at CD Chivas USA 9 00 p m
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Second Annual Summer Slugfest Youth Baseball Tourney Set
The 2nd Annual Summer Slugfest Youth Baseball Tourney, sponsored by Garden City Family YMCA, runs Friday through Sunday at Peebles Complex with divisions 8U 10U 12U Cal Ripken rules. Entry is 150 per team with 12 balls and three guaranteed games and prizes for top teams.
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Armstrong calls allegation ridiculous in LeMond dispute
Lance Armstrong rejects claims he threatened Greg LeMond calling the assertion ridiculous. LeMond told L equipe Dimanche he testified in a legal case and alleged Armstrong threatened his wife business and life and would find ten witnesses to claim LeMond used EPO. The feud traces to 2001 over Armstrongs ties to Michele Ferrari amid doping questions.
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DiMarco shares lead at Treetops Resort
Chris DiMarco fills in for Phil Mickelson at the Par-3 Shootout in Gaylord Michigan. DiMarco and Craig Stadler share the nine hole lead after earning $90,000 each in the two day skins style event at Treetops Resort. Fred Couples has $10,000 and defending champ Andy North is shut out.
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Asheville Manager Suspended Seven Days
Lexington report says the Asheville manager received a seven day suspension amid unspecified conduct, with details not disclosed. The AP dispatch notes action taken by league authorities and outlines no immediate replacement.
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Sorenstam and Wie Lead HSBC World Match Play Qualifiers
Annika Sorenstam and Michelle Wie topped the automatic qualifiers for the HSBC Women's World Match Play Championship in Gladstone New Jersey. The top-ranked Sorenstam and No. 2 Wie led the field among the world top 30 players.
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Wimbledon Slam Singles Results From All England Club
Wimbledon opened with first round results across men's and women's singles. Notable highlights include David Nalbandian defeating Wester Moodie 6-3 6-4 6-1 and Roger Federer advancing 6-3 6-2 6-2 over Richard Gasquet, while Justine Henin-Hardenne routed Yuan Meng 6-0 6-1 and Svetlana Kuznetsova beat Romina Oprandi 6-3 6-2.
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Sweden
Thomas Johansson
Wang Yeu-tzuoo
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Oliver Marach
Austria
Tomas Berdych
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Jan Hemych
Roko Karanusic
Croatia
Rainer Schuettler
Germany
Mikhail Youzhny
Russia
Potito Starace
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Lukas Diouhy
Florent Serra
France
Mario Ancic
Nicolas Almagro
Davide Sanguinetti
Kevin Kim
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Australia
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Sports Transactions and College Coaching Moves Highlight Week
Transactions include the Red Sox releasing LHP Mike Holtz and the Mariners signing RHP Chris Tillman. Yankees outright Aaron Smal to Columbus. Mets add multiple players. Nationals agree to OF Chris Marrero. NHL sees Huet and Tapper signings, Coyotes acquire Mara for Boynton, Sharks extend offers. College notes name Ebony Pegues as Akron assistant coach, Hofstra extends Jack Hayes, Lehman names John Quirk, UMass Dartmouth instates Louise Goodrum, Mount Olive appoints LaToya Greene, St Bonaventure names Sarah Cartmill, St Michaels adds Matthew Faulkner intern, Virginia names Brandon Duncan, Wayne Michigan names Dennis Royal tennis coach.
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Hornets coach Byron Scott near extension to 2008-09
Rankings secured first spots in the 64-player field at Hamilton Farm in Edmond Oklahoma as coach Byron Scott moved toward a contract extension with the New Orleans Hornets. The deal would lock in two option years and add a 2008-09 option. Scott said
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