Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot From The League
Scores show Boston and New York leading divisions with Detroit and Toronto also winning. Thursday results include Detroit 17 Kansas City 7 and Oakland 15 Boston 2. Friday schedule features multiple interleague matchups across the American and National Leagues with pitchers listed for key games.
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Major Sports Schedule Highlights for Today
A packed slate across networks features NASCAR Busch Series pole qualifying in Concord North Carolina, NBA Eastern Conference Finals Game 4 Indiana at Detroit, NCAA World Series Game 5 and 6 in Oklahoma City, boxing in Uncasville with Telesco and Harmon, golf second rounds in Louisville and Corning, plus prime time baseball including Minnesota at Philadelphia and Minnesota at Kansas City.
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College Baseball Scores and Playoff Results Across Conferences
Summary of Thursday and Friday college baseball scores with tournament games in the Atlantic 10 ACC Big East Big Ten and Conference USA. Key results include North Carolina routing Maryland 14 0 and Notre Dame edging Boston College 3 2 plus Missouri Baylor and Oklahoma State posting wins in major showdowns. Also notes on postponed games and softball and basketball standings.
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Lightning tie Cup finals with 4-1 win over Flames
Tampa Bay coach John Tortorella kept star Vincent Lecavalier in the lineup after a tense period, and he fueled a series-shifting victory by setting up two goals and playing a rugged, creative game. Lecavalier helped end Calgary’s early momentum as Ruslan Fedotenko scored on a rebound. Game 3 heads to Calgary with the series tied 1-1.
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High school softball at KSHSAA state tournament
At 7 p.m. Sublette faces Cottonwood Falls Chase County and Stanton County meets Salina Sacred Heart. Track events begin at 8 a.m. at the KSHSAA state track and field meet in Wichita.
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Tampa Bay Takes Game Two Against Calgary 4 1
In the Stanley Cup Final best-of-seven Tampa Bay defeated Calgary 4 to 1 on May 27 to even the series at one game apiece. The teams meet again May 29 in Calgary for the next matchup.
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French Open Round Two Results From Roland Garros
Tennis results from Paris show multiple second round men and women matches on clay. Notables include Federer beating Kiefer, Kuerten routing Elseneer, Capriati over Peschke, and Williams defeating Kostanic as fans watch late night action.
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Williams, Kirilenko top singles as doubles highlight day
Serena Williams and Elena Baltacha's mixed results lead a busy day of tennis. The event features numerous doubles matches with France, Italy, and the United States fielding strong teams as players chase titles and ranking points.
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Sharapova advances in Paris at Roland Garros
Maria Sharapova, 17, beat Vera Zvonareva 6-3 7-6 (3) to reach the French Open fourth round in Paris. The Russian prodigy, seeded 18th and previously in Wimbledon last year’s fourth round, continues a strong run with top-10 wins this month. Marat Safin also won in men's action, outlasting Felix Mantilla after a long fifth set.
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