Sports broadcast schedule highlights June events
A dense listing of upcoming sports telecast times across multiple leagues and venues. Highlights include AFL in Australia, CFL, golf tours from Italy and Michigan, the Rocket Classic in Detroit, the U S Senior Open, MLB regional games, the 2025 NBA Draft second round, NRL rugby, Club World Cup soccer groups in Orlando, U S women soccer, various tennis quarterfinals and semifinals, and WNBA games on Prime Video.
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Major League Baseball Scores And Schedule Summary
Baseball results from Tuesday to Friday cover MLB games across teams including the Arizona White Sox Cubs Mets Yankees Dodgers Giants and more. Highlights include Milwaukee over Pittsburgh 9-3 and Houston 1 Philadelphia 0 with multiple late games and a dense slate of upcoming matchups across cities like Los Angeles Chicago and New York.
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First-round NBA draft picks listed in New York
A detailed Chicago paper style rundown lists 30 first-round selections led by Dallas forward Cooper Flagg and includes bios for each pick. Names, teams, positions, colleges, and scouting notes cover progress toward pro careers and notable college performances.
Annual David Gabriel Scholarship Golf Scramble Aug 10
The 7th annual event at Sylvan Heights Golf Course features coffee and doughnuts, a 9 a.m. shotgun start, lunch, steak dinner, and beverages. Entry is 100 per golfer or 400 per team with 100 hole sponsorships. Proceeds fund scholarships across multiple New Castle High School classes totaling 235000.
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3B Barons Rally For 4-3 Victory Over Crocodiles
The 3B Barons came from behind in the late innings to defeat the Youngstown Creekside Crocodiles 4-3 in a nondivision game at Westminster College. Tyler Freedman earned the win with five innings of work, allowing four hits and two earned runs while striking out six. Jake Robinson Al Verdi and Troy Bachman drove in runs, with Robinson adding a double. The Barons scored in the sixth eighth and ninth, while the Crocodiles had two in the first and one in the sixth. The Barons next play the Kiski Valley Vikings at 7 p.m. Thursday at Pullman Park.
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NASCAR Cup Series.Points Lead After June 23
William Byron leads the Cup Series standings with 623 points, followed by Kyle Larson 569 and Denny Hamlin 545. The list includes Christopher Bell 544 Chase Elliott 543 and others through a detailed schedule of past and upcoming races with multiple venues and dates.
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