Long John Silver's 200 at Iowa Speedway NASCAR results
Kyle Busch wins the Long John Silver's 200 at Iowa Speedway in Newton. Racing results list 200 laps, top finishers including Brian Ickler and David Mayhew with prize money and notable incidents across 36 entries. Sprint Cup All-Star results follow with Tony Stewart winning at Charlotte.
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Associated Press
Iowa Speedway
Newton
Iowa
Kyle Busch
Toyota
Brian Ickler
Chevrolet
David Mayhew
Jeffrey Earnhardt
Paulie Harraka
Brett Moffitt
Brett Thompson
Jesus Hernandez
Dodge
Jason Bowles
Ford
Johnny Borneman
Mike David
Jim Warn
Alex Kennedy
Moses Smith
Matt Kobyluck
Blake Koch
Chris Johnson
Eddie MacDonald
Austin Dillon
Dustin Delaney
Jody Lavender
Jason Patson
Jonathon Gomez
Matt Kurzejewski
Greg Pursley
Janit Johnson
Darryl Hart
Kristin Bambera
Wes Banks
Jonathan Smith
Steve Park
John Salemi
Ryan Truex
Billy Kann
Ryan Duff
Eric Holmes
Alan Tardiff
Accident
Lowe's Motor Speedway
Concord
N.C
Tony Stewart
Matt Kenseth
Kurt Busch
Denny Hamlin
Carl Edwards
Mark Martin
Joey Logano
Jamie McMurray
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Bobby Labonte
Clint Bowyer
Jimmie Johnson
Kasey Kahne
Kevin Harvick
Sam Hornish Jr
Greg Biffle
MLB Standings and Scores Snapshot
American League at a glance shows tight races in East with Toronto Boston New York and Tampa Bay. Minnesota and Chicago mix in. Tampa Bay leads batting and pitching notes while Royals and Orioles post wins. National League features Phillies Braves and Mets with scattered daily results and upcoming games across divisions.
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Minnesota
Toronto
Chicago White Sox
Texas
L.A. Angels
Tampa Bay
Cleveland
Detroit
Oakland
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Seattle
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Yankees
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Associated Press
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Polanco
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Figgins
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Ellsbury
Abreu
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Palmer
Halladay
Greinke
Buehrle
Slowey
Verlander
Lester
Fernandez
Beckett
Garza
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Fuentes
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Florida
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Atlanta
Cavaliers sweep series as EAST seeds advance quick
Cleveland defeats Atlanta 99 105 97 84 to win the Eastern Conference semifinal series four games to none. Other results show Orlando topping Boston and Lakers beating Houston as the West advances.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Atlanta
Orlando
Boston
A. Lakers
Houston
L.A. Lakers
Houston Ma
LA. Lakers
Denver
Dallas
Gametime Today Sports Schedule Highlights Across Media
Television coverage includes Minnesota Twins at New York Yankees on ESPN at 6 p.m. Pro baseball rounds out with Cubs at Cardinals and Indians at Royals on various networks. NBA Finals action features Nuggets at Lakers at 8 p.m. Prep games include GCHS versus Wichita East and Maize at the Two Rivers Youth Complex with radio coverage on 99.9 FM and 1240/1310/1420 AM.
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Minnesota Twins
New York Yankees
GCHS
Maize
Two Rivers
Wichita
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Royals
Prep regional and state playoff schedule summary
Regional baseball and softball dates across classes 2½, 3A, 4A and 6A fill the upcoming slate with multiple venues. Games include GCHS versus Wichita East at Goddard, Russell hosting Scott City, Ulysses at Hugoton, Goodland at Larned, and Elkhart and Russell and Lakin hosting various semifinals and championships. Track and golf regional events also listed with host sites.
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Larned
Ulysses
Tmp-Marian
Pratt
Scott City
Alex Gustafson
Uly
Mauricio Rosas
TMP
Lane Schartz
Jordan Russett
Brady Buxman
Jake Garrett
GCHS
Wichita East
Goddard
Pam
Russell
Hugoton
Goodland
Holcomb
Satanta
Wichita County
Elkhart
Syracuse
Sublette
Greeley County
South Gray
Wichita
Colby
Scott City-Russell
Ulysses-Colby
Pratt-Kingman
Anthony/Chaparral
Lakin
SW Heights
Dodge City
Maize
Two Rivers Youth Complex
Goochand-Holcomb
Ingalls
Deerfield
Moscow
Pawnee Heights
Dighton
Healy
Hays
Stanton County
Meade
Cimarron
Buhler
Garden City
Wichita Northwest
Transactions shuffle rosters across MLB teams
In Sunday sports transactions the Cleveland Indians purchased contracts of LHP David Huff and RHP Greg Aquino from Columbus. Tony Sipp was optioned to Columbus, Scott Lewis moved to the 60 day DL, and Randy Newsom was traded to Pittsburgh for four players to be named. Rays placed DH Pat Burrell on the 15 day DL retroactive to May 11 and activated Jason Isringhausen. Marlins optioned RHP Carlos Martinez to New Orleans and purchased OF Alejandro De Aza from New Orleans, with RHP Rick Vanden Hurk moved to the 60 day. Phillies recalled LHP Sergio Escalona from Reading. Pirates placed RHP Tyler Yates on the 15 day DL and recalled LHP Tom Gorzelanny from Indianapolis.
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Cleveland Indians
David Huff
Greg Aquino
Columbus
Tony Sipp
Scott Lewis
Randy Newsom
Pittsburgh
Tampa Bay Rays
Pat Burrell
Jason Isringhausen
Florida Marlins
Philadelphia Phillies
Sergio Escalona
Reading
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tyler Yates
Tom Gorzelanny
Indianapolis
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