Cindric Wins NASCAR Cup Race After Blaney Gas Out
Austin Cindric defied expectations to win the NASCAR Cup race at World Wide Technology Raceway as Ryan Blaney ran out of fuel on the final lap. Denny Hamlin finished second with Brad Keselowski third as Christopher Bell led early before car trouble limited his chances. Cindric credited Penske’s strategy and held off Bell, Logano, and Reddick in a dramatic finish.
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Blue Jays top Pirates as Guerrero moves to first base
The Blue Jays beat the Pirates as Bo Bichette and Kevin Kiermaier led the offense. Guerrero shifted to first base in the ninth inning with Isiah Kiner-Falefa moving from second to third. Toronto GM Ross Atkins discussed Guerrero possibly starting at third to boost offense amid a scoring slump.
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Macintyre claims first PGA victory in Hamilton
Rory McIlroy shot 64 to tie for fourth at 13 under as Macintyre earned his maiden PGA Tour win. Corey Conners led Canadians with 65 to reach 12 under, while Mackenzie Hughes and Nick Taylor chase in a playoff-tinged event. McIlroy noted a midround hiccup but recovered with quality golf.
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Sam Burns
Joel Dahmen
Keith Mitchell Chandler Phillip Jacob Bridgema
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Aaron Rai
Sam Stevens
Carson Young
Tommy Fleetw
Taylor Pendritt
David Skinns
Zac Blair Tyler Duncan
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Trace Crowe
Sean O’hair Thorbjorn Olesen
Jhonattan Vegas
Matt Wallace
Shane Lowry
Vince Whaley
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Coody
Ryo Hisatsune
Nicolai Hojgaard
Ryan Palmer
Major League Baseball standings and schedules update
National League divisions list leaders and records with East leaders Philadelphia at 41 19 and .685, followed by Atlanta, Washington, New York, and Miami. Central leads Milwaukee, St. Louis, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati. West led by Los Angeles and San Diego with San Francisco, Arizona, Colorado trailing. Saturday and Sunday results include wins by Pittsburgh, Cleveland, San Diego, Texas, Milwaukee, Arizona, Oakland, Philadelphia and others. Monday and Tuesday game gloom shows matchups among divisions with notable pitchers and scores.
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Florida Wins Series as Rangers Fall in Finals
NHL playoff notes detail conference finals results with Florida sweeping the Rangers 4-2 in the series. Edmonton and Dallas trades leads, with multiple overtime games and late scheduling items into early June.
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NBA Playoff and PGA Open Scores Highlighted
The night’s NBA results show Boston and Dallas winning decisive games to lead their series 3-2 and 4-1 respectively, with finals dates listed. In golf, RBC Canadian Open scores at Hamilton show top finishers Kevin Yu and Joseph Bramlett among leaders as final rounds finish with tight margins.
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High School Softball Schedule For Monday Playoffs
Laurel meets Cranberry at 4 p.m. in PIAA Class 2A action followed by West Shamokin at Neshannock at 4 30 p.m. Union plays Dubois C C at Heindl Memorial Park at 5 p.m. in Class 1A and Harbor Creek visits Mohawk at 4 p.m. for Class 3A playoff softball.
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Regional Sports Camps and Golf Events Highlight Summer
The 2024 Red Hurricane Basketball Camp of Champions runs June 10 13 at New Castle High School with separate sessions for grades 2 5 and 6 9 and Little Camp options. Slippery Rock women host youth clinics and elite camps June through August. Geno Stone hosts a free youth football camp June 16 at Taggart Stadium. The 6th Annual David Gabriel Scholarship Fund Golf Scramble is Aug 11 at Sylvan Heights with teams of four and $100 per golfer. Bedford Trails Senior Golf League seeks 2024 players Thursdays May through October at Bedford Trails Golf Course Coitsville Ohio. Contact details for registrations and sponsorships are included.
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Enjoy Illinois 300 at Gateway winner D Hamlin
Race at World Wide Technology Raceway in Illinois covered 240 laps. Denny Hamlin won with Austin Cindric, Brad Keselowski, Tyler Reddick and Joey Logano among top finishers. Race stats note 5 cautions for 32 laps and average speed 107.106 mph. Top points leaderboard listed Hamlin, Truex, Larson and Elliott in high standings.
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On the Air Monday College Baseball and More TV Guide
Sports schedule listing college baseball and softball events on ESPNU and ESPN2 plus major league baseball regional coverage on FS1. Women's College World Series games feature Oklahoma and Texas in Oklahoma City. International friendlies include Gibraltar versus Scotland and England versus Bosnia-Herzegovina. The French Open quarterfinals in Paris are also noted.
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