Crawford Walk-Off Double Lifts Rays in Roundup
The Associated Press reports Crawford delivered a walk-off double in a late-inning rally for the Rays. The win added to a series of recent triumphs as hitters chased the late-game edge. Teammates celebrated at the plate as the crowd roared for the dramatic finish.
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Early 2009 MLB scores and tonight schedule recap
Results show Rays edge Orioles 4 3 Yankees top Red Sox 6 4 Twins defeat Angels 5 3 A s Seattle 1 10 innings Upcoming games include Guthrie at Garza Pettitte at Lackey Tallet at Harden Carmona at Peavy Scherzer at Hochevar Pavano at Santana Rowland-Smith at Duchscherer with 0-0 records.
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National League baseball schedule and results summary
National League results show San Francisco 3 Houston 0 and Milwaukee 7 Colorado 5. San Diego 6 Arizona 3. Tonight’s games include Colorado at Milwaukee, San Francisco at Houston, Dodgers at Pirates, Phillies at Nationals, Cubs at Braves, Marlins at Mets, Cardinals at Reds, Padres at Diamondbacks, plus late games.
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Masters Tee Times at Augusta National Thursday and Friday
A lengthy list of first and second round tee times for the Masters at Augusta National Golf Club, with pairs of players and start windows from 6:50 a.m. to 9:57 p.m. local, including many notable names such as Mickelson, Woods, Els, and Westwood. The schedule covers amateur entries, pro golfers, and multiple starter groups across the two rounds.
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Major League Transactions In Baseball and Other Leagues
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KU Briefs: Kansas-MVC game postponed by heavy rain
The Kansas baseball game with Missouri Valley College was postponed due to heavy rain and lightning in Lawrence. No makeup date is set. Kansas (18-10-1) remains scheduled to play Creighton at 6:30 p.m. today.
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Kansas golfers lead KU to fourth at Shocker Classic
KU men's golf finished fourth at the Shocker Classic at Wichita Country Club led by Nate Barbee and Bryan Hackenberg. Barbee shot a 72 to tie for fifth, Hackenberg posted a 74 to tie for 10th as the Jayhawks closed with a 292 in the final round.
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