TV and Radio Schedule for Major League Baseball
On Wednesday June 15 broadcast slots include 2 p.m. Marlins at Cubs on WGN and ESPN 7 p.m. Reds at Red Sox on FXSO and WLW AM 700 7 p.m. Braves at Rangers on ESPN 10 p.m. Nationals at Angels on ESPN2 with all times listed for national and local coverage.
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Florida Marlins
Chicago Cubs
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Boston Red Sox
FXSO
WLW
Atlanta Braves
Texas Rangers
Washington Nationals
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
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N.Y. Mets
Cleveland
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Houston
Philadelphia
Seattle
NY Yankees
Pittsburgh
LA Angels
Washington
Historic sports milestones on June 15 across years
On June 15 various champions marked the day in golf and basketball. Vander Meer threw a second consecutive no hitter for the Reds at night. Worsham won the U S Open in a playoff by one stroke. Nicklaus set a record 272 to win his fourth U S Open. Floyd became the oldest U S Open winner at 43. Lewis surged to extend a 64 meet winning streak. Els captured his second U S Open with a standout 212 yard 5 iron approach. Els edged Montgomerie by one stroke. June 15 2004 saw Detroit topple L A Lakers 100 87 to claim the NBA title.
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Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Lew Worsham
Sam Snead
Carl Lewis
Soars
Mike Powell
U.S
New York
Ernie Els
Colin Montgomerie
Els
Peninsula Green
Agassi Withdraws From Wimbledon Injury Saps Fans Hope
London reports that Andre Agassi withdrew from Wimbledon due to an injury for the second straight year. The 1992 champion and 1999 runner up sent a fax announcing his withdrawal as organizers did not disclose a specific injury. He previously aggravated a back nerve in a French Open first round loss to Jarkko Nieminen.
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London
Andre Agassi
All England
Agassi
Jarkko Nieminen
Tyson’s Fall From Top 10 Locks Needs and Lays Out
Cox News Service previews Tyson’s decline after loss to Kevin McBride, arguing he lacks heart and fit for a top all time list. The column weighs Tyson against Ali Louis Johnson Foreman and the era’s greats, noting his retreat from boxing and possible but unlikely missionary plan.
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Rwanda
Bosnia
Tyson
Muhammad Ali
Joe Louis
Jack Johnson
Trevor Berbick
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Las Vegas Hilton
Michael Spinks
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Williams
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Rip van Winkle
Buster Douglas
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Razor Ruddock
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Evander Holyfield
Danny Williams
McBride
Joe Cortez
Muhammad
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Henry Cooper
Joe Frazier
Ken Norton
Jerry Quarry
Earnie Shavers
Ron Lyle
Oscar Bonavena
Jimmy Ellis
George Foreman
Ali
Champs
Jack Dempsey
Manassa Mauler
Iron Mike
Rocky Marciano
Lennox Lewis
Holyfield
Jeffries
Ezzard Charles
Gene Tunney
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Lanny Wadkins
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