Major League Standings and Interleague Games Schedule
The schedule lists multiple MLB games for Friday including Baltimore at Montreal, Toronto at Florida, Kansas City at Pittsburgh, Tampa Bay at New York Mets, Boston at Philadelphia, Minnesota at Cincinnati, New York Yankees at Atlanta, Colorado at Milwaukee, Chicago White Sox at Houston, Cleveland at St Louis, Arizona at Texas, San Francisco at Oakland, Los Angeles at Anaheim, and San Diego at Seattle. Saturday’s games feature matches such as Yankees at Braves, White Sox at Astros, Tigers at Cubs, Giants at Athletics, Dodgers at Angels, Orioles at Expos, Red Sox at Phillies, Blue Jays at Marlins, Royals at Pirates, Twins at Reds, Rays at Mets, Rockies at Brewers, Indians at Cardinals, D-backs at Rangers, Padres at Mariners.
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Philadelphia
Wolf
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Carpenter
Florida
Dempster
Kansas City
Witasick
Pittsburgh
Schmidt
Minnesota
Bergman
Cincinnati
Neagle
Tampa Bay
Trachsel
Mets
Leiter
Colorado
Astacio
Milwaukee
Wright
Cleveland
Colon
St. Louis
Stephenson
Arizona
Morgan
Texas
Rogers
San Diego
Spencer
Seattle
Halama
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Chicago
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Knicks
Pacers Blazers
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New Jersey and Dallas Face Games in Stanley Cup Finals
The Stanley Cup Finals schedule shows New Jersey and Dallas splitting the first two games as the series stands 1-1. Next games list New Jersey at Dallas on June 3 at 8 p.m. and Dallas at New Jersey in later matchups with potential games on June 10 and June 12 if necessary.
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New Jersey
Dallas
New
Portland Beats Lakers 96 88 In Playoff Clash
Portland over L A Lakers 96 to 88 as Lakers lead series 3 2. Indiana tops New York 88 79 as playoffs schedule lists remaining potential games through June with cross series matchups and game times.
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L.A. Lakers
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Major League line scores show tight finishes across leagues
MLB line scores detail Minnesota fading Toronto 5-6 in nine innings while Baltimore and Kansas City split by wide margins. Glavine falters as Atlanta tops Chicago. Montreal beats Cincinnati. St. Louis edged by Arizona. Local minors and youth leagues list numerous scores and standout performances across age groups.
Regional sports bulletin board summary
A dense regional sports listing covers softball and youth camps in the Ellwood City area. It details July 8-9 softball at Stiefel Park, ages 12 under to 18 under, plus New Castle summer camps for basketball, soccer, and football with June 10 deadline. Also listed are 30 target 3-D shoots, soccer registration, baseball rosters, conditioning, car washes, golf outings, bowling leagues and senior tournaments with contact numbers and deadlines.
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New Castle
Jeff Steele
Possum Hollow
Wilmington Area
Patty Bocy
Mohawk Athletic Association
North Beaver
Scott Penwell
Kevin Covert
Ed Pagley
Mohawk Lady Warriors
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Union Township
Ed Squeglin
Tanglewood
John Mudrie
Colonial
Colonial Lanes
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Junior Pionati
W. Ridgewood Court
Slippery Rock University
Mohawk
Shenango
Golf standings and leaders from multiple courses
Castle Hills front nine saw Gross leaders Russ Cartwright Dennis Marburger and Len Rich tied with 39 40 40 while Cartwright led the field alongside Theofilos Englehart. Closest to the pin went to Bob Cubellis and Sam Ascione.
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State Farm
Castle Hills
Gross
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Dennis Marburger
Len Rich
Alex Theofilos
Bob Englehart
Bob Cubellis
Sam Ascione
Lori Mort
Sandy Jorgensen
the Dubbs
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Sylvan Heights
Duck Workman
Brian Newton
John Mass
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Golf Car Supply
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Dick Hamilton
Don Watters
Hamilton
Frank Parada
Carl Mitchell
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Youth softball results from New Castle and Shenango games
In New Castle New Castle Girls Grant Ind 8 McGonigle 5 Amy Lynn Per rotta went 3 for 3 with three RBIs backing winning pitcher Jen Kosin Chelsea Yoho Kosin Christina Clavelli Brianna Cassity and Rachel Dombeck each had two hits LeDare Servidio three hits for McGonigle Shenango Girls 12 0 Grafton Const 4 Diane's Boutique 3 Marissa Roberts tripled home Jessica Durbin for the winning run in the bottom of the sixth Kimberly Kreitzer tied the score top of the sixth Roberts won again Elizabeth Moffatt doubled.
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New Castle
Grant Ind
McGonigle
Amy Lynn Perrotta
Jen Kosin
Chelsea Yoho
Kosin
Christina Clavelli
Brianna Cassity
Rachel Dombeck
LeDare Servidio
Shenango Girls
Grafton Const
Diane's Boutique
Marissa Roberts
Jessica Durbin
Kimberly Kreitzer
Roberts
Elizabeth Moffatt
Senior Golf Entry Form Deadline at New Castle News
Participants 55 or older may enter Senior Division or both divisions. Entry fee 36 dollars includes greens fees for two days. Send forms to Kayleen Cubbal, New Castle News, P O Box 60, New Castle PA 16103 or drop at Sylvan Heights Golf Course. Deadline midnight July 24. Tee times first come, first served. Make checks payable to New Castle News.
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Sylvan Heights
Lawrence County
New Castle News
Ellwood Ledger
New Castle News Sports Department
Kayleen Cubbal
P.O
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I certify that I am a resident of Lawrence County
A resident asserts lawful status by declaring residency in Lawrence County. The statement confirms domicile without additional context or events, serving as a formal attestation of residence for local records or proceedings.
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Lawrence County
French Open Seeds Fared in Second Round Action
In Paris, top seeds advanced with Karol Kucera defeating Andre Agassi 2-6 7-5 6-1 6-0 and Magnus Norman beating Fabrice Santoro 6-1 6-4 6-2. Cedric Pioline toppled Patrick Rafter 7-6 6-3 6-4, while Lleyton Hewitt and Marat Safin also advanced. Women’s seeds Martina Hingis and Monica Seles won, with Conchita Martinez, Mary Pierce, Nathalie Tauziat, Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario, Amanda Coetzer, Sandrine Testud, Anke Huber, Amelie Mauresmo, Sylvia Plischke, and Barbara Schett advancing as well.
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Slovakia
Andre Agassi
United States
Magnus Norman
Sweden
Fabrice Santoro
France
Cedric Pioline
Patrick Rafter
Australia
Thomas Engqvist
Gaston Gaudio
Argentina
Lleyton Hewitt
Markus Hantschk
Germany
Marat Safin
Russia
Andrew Ilie
Agustin Calleri
Dominik Hrbaty
Younes el Aynaoui
Morocco
Juan Ignacio Chela
Kouna
Martina Hingis
Switzerland
Julia Abe
Monica Seles
Emmanuelle Gagliardi
Venus Williams
Tamarine Tanasugarn
Thailand
Conchita Martinez
Spain
Cara Black
Zimbabwe
South Africa
Gala Leon Garcia
Sandrine Testud
Rita Grande
Italy
Anke Huber
Corina Morariu
Amelie Mauresmo
Angeles Montolio
Sylvia Plischke
Austria
Anna Kournikova
Barbara Schett
Alexandra Fusai
Sports Moves Across Leagues and Teams
Baseball moves include Wendy Hopper Hughes promoted to director of baseball administration for the Indians and Bran Don Lyon signing with the Blue Jays. Rosy rosters show Reds placing Alex Ochoa on the 15 day DL and Dodgers optioning Adam Melhose. Basketball notes include Lakers naming Chris Bodaken as video services director and Sparks role, Grizzlies naming Sidney Lowe as coach, and Dolich as president. Football and college updates list Bengals waiving Ki Jana Carter, Cowboys signing Troy Hambrick, Donovan signed at Florida, and Cal State Northridge probation.
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Cleveland Indians
Wendy Hopper Hughes
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Billy Taylor
Toronto Blue Jays
Brandon Lyon
Cincinnati Reds
Alex Ochoa
D.T. Cromer
Louisville
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Adam Melhose
Albuquerque
Basketball National Basketball Association
LOS Angeles Lakers
Chris Bodaken
WNBA
Los Angeles Sparks
Vancouver Grizzlies
Sidney Lowe
Andy Dolich
United States Basketball Association
Atlantic City Seagulls
Shannon Henry
Long Island
Raphael Edwards
Gulf Coast Sundogs
Jermaine Walker
Ryan Hoover
Pennsylvania Valleydawgs
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Rafal Bigus
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Leif Nelson
Washington Congressionals
Fred McCoy
Willie Farley
Damon Watlington
Michael Tabb
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Ki Jana Carter
Deone Horiiek
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Dallas Cowboys
Troy Hambrick
Cal State Northridge
Concordia
ST. Paul
Jim Datka
Delaware
Tina Martin
TV and radio sports schedule for Friday listings
Friday TV covers 4 p.m. Kemper Open golf on Fox Sports Net Pittsburgh. 7:05 p.m. Royals at Pirates baseball on Fox Sports Net Pittsburgh. 7 p.m. NBA Playoffs Knicks at Pacers followed by Lakers at Trail Blazers. 7:35 p.m. Yankees at Braves on TBS. Radio 6:40 p.m. Royals at Pirates on WKST 1200 AM.
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Royals
Pirates
Knicks
Pacers
Lakers
Trail Blazers
Yankees
Braves
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