TV and radio schedule for major league baseball and tennis doubles
The listing shows a midday broadcast lineup for MLB games including the St. Louis Cardinals at the Cincinnati Reds on WLW AM 700 and WONE AM 980, plus Mets at Phillies or Red Sox at Indians on ESPN. Evening choices include Rangers or Diamondbacks at Angels or Giants at Dodgers on ESPN2, with college baseball and Wimbledon tennis time slots on respective networks.
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Cincinnati Reds
WLW
WONE
New York Mets
Philadelphia Phillies
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
ESPN
Texas Rangers
Los Angeles Angels
Arizona
Wimbledon Results From All England Club 2005 Roundups
Wimbledon results recap shows multiple men's and women's first round matches at the All England Club in London with players from Argentina Germany Czech Republic Austria Britain Serbia Montenegro and other nations. Notable results include Coria Behrend Murray and Williams advancing in singles while several doubles matches conclude with pairings from Spain France Belgium and the United States. The scoreboard also lists NBA finals score Detroit 95 San Antonio 86 and various MLB and baseball transaction notes.
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Guillermo Coria
Argentina
Tomas Behrend
Germany
Jurgen Melzer
Austria
Ivan Ljubicic
Croatia
Jiri Novak
Czech Republic
Peter Wessels
Netherlands
Danai Udomchoke
Thailand
Stefan Koubek
Davide Sanguinetti
Italy
Andreas Seppi
Radek Stepanek
Robby Ginepri
United States
Fabrice Santoro
France
Stanislas Wawrinka
Igor Andreev
Russia
Robin Soderling
Sweden
Xavier Malisse
Belgium
Jonathan Murray
Britain
Tim Henman
Jarkko Nieminen
Finland
Richard Gasquet
Philipp Kohlschreiber
Alexander Popp
Jerome Haehnel
Wayne Arthurs
Australia
Filippo Volandri
Novak Djokovic
Serbia-Montenegro
Juan Monaco
Felix Mantilla
Spain
Gilles Muller
Luxembourg
Guillermo Garcia-Lopez
David Ferrer
Maria Sharapova
Nuria Llagostera Vives
Vera Zvonareva
Marlene Weingartner
Daniela Hantuchova
Slovakia
Evgenia Linetskaya
Katarina Srebotnik
Slovenia
Anabel Medina Garrigues
Shahar Peer
Israel
Mellen Tu
Kveta Peschke
Dally Randriantefy
Madagascar
Cho Yoon-jeong
South Korea
Arantxa Parra Santonja
Gisela Dulko
Juliana Fedak
Ukraine
Jill Craybas
Ashley Harkleroad
Serena Williams
Angela Haynes
Ana Ivanovic
Vera Douchevina
Julia Vakulenko
Tathiana Garbin
Alyona Bondarenko
Tatiana Golovin
Mary Pierce
Lucie Safarova
Stephanie Foretz
Denisa Chiadkova
Gaston Ellis
Martin Rodriguez
Enzo Artoni
Mariano Puerta
Tomas Berdych
Florian Mayer
Alex Bogdanovic
Joshua Goodall
Stephen Huss
Wesley Moodie
South Africa
Cyril Saulnier
Tom Vanhoudt
Frantisek Cermak
Leos Fried
Ramon Delgado
Paraguay
Andrea
Brazil
Multiple Sports Transactions Across Leagues Note Names and Teams
A sweep of player signings recalls and coach appointments across MLB NFL CFL NHL and other leagues. Highlights include Trevor Crowe assignment to Mahoning Valley and Brett Gardiner CJ Henry Jo e Perez and more listed for the Yankees, Rich Harden activated for the A's, Michael Montgomery and several coaching changes across teams from Green Bay to Notre Dame and Virginia with various staff additions and transfers.
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Cleveland Indians
Trevor Crowe
Mahoning Valley
Kansas City Royals
Jonah Bayliss
Wichita
Ken Harvey
NEW York Yankees
CJ. Henry
Brett Gardiner
Lance Pendelton
Garrett Patterson
James Cooper
Kyle Anson
Joseph Muich
Joe Perez
Joshua Schmidt
Chris Malec
Keatton Everitt
Joseph Burke
James Conroy
Bryan Rueger
Michael Miotkowski
Felipe Garcia
Bradley Canada
Jesse Bahr
Andrew Carter
Jared Greenwood
JT Lafountain
Kyle Larsen
Tony Roth
Steve Schroer
Oakland Athletics
Rich Harden
Jairo Garcia
Sacramen
Baseball odds spread from a packed weekend card
The listing shows home teams in caps with varied spreads such as St Louis 8-9 Cincinnati Washington Even-6 Philadelphia versus Atlanta and New York Mets versus Chicago Cubs. Other matchups include Milwaukee San Diego Dodgers Arizona San Francisco NY Yankees Tampa Bay and more across divisions with 6 point and 12 point lines.
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Washington
Pittsburgh
Houston
Colorado
Florida
Atlanta
Philadelphia
N.Y. Mets
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
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NY Yankees
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Boston
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Detroit
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Texas
Historic sports highlights from June 22 across years
On June 22, 1918 Molla Bjurstedt won her fourth U S Lawn Tennis title defeating Eleanor Goss 6 4 6 3. In 1949 Ezzard Charles defeated Jersey Joe Walcott by unanimous decision at Comiskey Park to claim the vacant world heavyweight title. In 1994 the Houston Rockets led by Hakeem Olajuwon won their first NBA title with a 90 84 Game 7 win over the Knicks as Olajuwon posted 25 points 10 rebounds seven assists and three blocks. On June 22, 1999 Martina Hingis lost in the Wimbledon first round to Jelena Dokic as Karrie Webb set two scoring records at the LPGA Championship including a 7 under 64 and a 29 on the front nine for the lowest nine hole score in the event history.
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Ezzard Charles
Jersey Joe Walcott
Comiskey Park
Chicago
Houston Rockets
Hakeem Olajuwon
New York
Olajuwon
Karrie Webb
Webb
Jagr Reflects on Salary Cap Gamble in NHL Talks
New York Rangers forward Jaromir Jagr said players’ initial rejection of a salary cap was a risky move that backfired. He noted the owners were tougher than anticipated as the NHL and the players association moved toward a cap model with upper and lower limits as the central feature of the new agreement.
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Beach volleyball players push for union after World Championships
Beach volleyball players dropped a boycott threat at the World Championships after FIVB accepted late U S team registrations. They demand a players union within 24 hours as they respond to perceived favoritism and air work decline. In other sports, free agent Az Zahir Hakim signs with the New Orleans Saints after a failed Chiefs deal.
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Kansas City Chiefs
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Detroit Lions
Duke forward Shavlik Randolph to stay in NBA draft
Shavlik Randolph has chosen to remain in the NBA draft, ending a Duke career hampered by injuries and unmet potential. He informed Duke coach ing staff on Tuesday, the draft deadline for underclassmen without agents. Randolph arrived as a top 2002 recruit but averaged 6.3 points and 4.3 rebounds over 92 games.
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Randolph
Duke Athletic
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Myron Cope to retire after 35 years with Steelers
Pro football broadcaster Myron Cope, famous for his screechy antics and towel waving during Pittsburgh Steelers Super Bowl era, will retire after 35 years as the team announcer. Cope began broadcasting in 1970 after a team executive's whimsy and leaves a lasting, one of a kind voice in Steelers history.
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Myron Cope
Pittsburgh Steelers
Cope
Joe Gordon
United States Falls to Italy in World Youth Soccer Clash
In Enschede Italy staged a second half comeback to defeat the United States 3-1 after Freddy Adu and the U.S. defense faltered following a dominant first half. The loss ends the Americans bid for the quarterfinals.
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Netherlands
Freddy Adu
U.S
Italy
Adu
Pistons force Game 7 in NBA Finals clinch bid
Detroit drains eight three pointers led by Chauncey Billups 21 points and Richard Hamilton 23 as the Pistons rally to beat the Spurs 95 86 in San Antonio. Rasheed Wallace adds 16 while Tim Duncan posts 21 15 with Manu Ginobili 21 for the Spurs. Larry Brown earns 100th playoff win.
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Tim Duncan
San Antonio Spurs
Rasheed Wallace
Wallace
Miami
Larry Brown
NBA
Red Auerbach
Gregg Popovich
Sec Center
Manu Ginobili
Ronald Martinez
Associated Press
Nazr Mohammed
Ben Wallace
Texas
NBA and Players Union Reach Tentative Six Year Deal
The NBA and the players union tentatively agreed to a six year CBA averting a lockout. Key points include a minimum draft age of 19, shorter long term contracts, higher minimum salaries, raise in salary cap to 51 percent, and guaranteed 57 percent of revenues. Drug testing for veterans increases and minor league assignment allowed for players with under two years. Commissioner Stern and Billy Hunter announced before Game 6 of the NBA Finals in San Antonio.
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NBA
David Stern
Billy Hunter
New York
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