Major League standings and tonight's schedule
National League East sees Philadelphia leading with a .467 mark, followed by Florida and Washington among others. Central division shows Cincinnati trailing at .560 with Houston and Milwaukee close. American League entries list Los Angeles and San Diego atop their group while yesterday's results include wins by Boston, Detroit, and several others. Tonight's slate features Mets at Boston and Houston at Detroit among 14 games.
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American League Leaders in Batting and Fielding Stats
Major league leaders listed include batting top held by Mauer and Suzuki with high averages, runs led by Sizemore, and RBIs headed by Ortiz. Pitching highlights feature Halladay and Schilling records, with Santana and Wang among top strikeouts and saves led by Papelbon and Jenks in a compressed season summary.
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Texas
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Minnesota
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Interleague line scores and crucial HRs roll through majors
A dense recap of interleague action highlighting Philadelphia late rally, Boston spin, and other key games. Notable events include Utley and Baldelli homers, multiple pitcher wins and saves, and several teams swapping leads with decisive late runs.
National League Leaders Batter Season Totals Across Teams
The list highlights NL leaders in batting, runs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching. Notable figures include Garciaparra, Reyes, Holliday, Pujols, Beltran, and Wright leading various categories with values ranging from .336 to 70 RBIs and 110 plus strikeouts across pitchers like Glavine and Penny.
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Sports moves include multiple MLB NHL trades and signings
The list shows MLB clubs releasing Mike Holtz and designating Aaron Small for assignment, Mariners signing Chris Tillman, Reds optioning Mike Burns, Mets signing several infielders and catchers, Nationals agreeing terms with Chris Marrero, Canadiens signing Cristobal Huet, Flyers adding Brad Tapper, Coyotes trading Paul Mara for Nick Boynton, Sharks extending offers to multiple players.
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NEW York Mets
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Jason Jacobs
Timothy Stronach
Richard Sparks
Bradley Roper-Hubbert
James Newman
Edgar Ramirez
Joshua Stinson
Washington Nationals
Chris Marrero
National Hockey League
Montreal Canadiens
Mark Smith
Garrett Stafford
Grant Stevenson
Craig Valette
Sandlot Victory Seals Shenango Win Over Neshannock
Shenango scored the winning run in the bottom of the seventh to beat Neshannock. Andrew Reiter pitched six innings for the win, Devon Macki earned the save, and Joe Senko had three hits with a double, while David Colatruglio also doubled.
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American Legion
Shenango
Neshannock
Andrew Reiter
Devon Macki
Joe Senko
David Colatruglio
Shenango Tops Woody's in Local Basketball Action
Shenango beat Woody's 68 to 51 as Nick Marino and Matt Norge led with 15 points each. Chris Cappabianco scored 20 for Woody's. Poland downed New Castle Recycling 83 to 73 with Eric Fender on 22 and Chad Fender 16. New Castle Recycling post 25 each by Dave Jackson and Brandon Mirizio. Circle Squad defeated YMCA 92 to 7 paced by Anthony Harvey with 30 and Wesley Cox 20.
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Chad Wise
Bobby Preston
Jayson Anderson
Gregg Shorts
College World Series at Rosenblatt Stadium Omaha final
College World Series results from Rosenblatt Stadium show North Carolina, Cal State Fullerton, Oregon State, and Clemson advancing across brackets. Oregon State wins the championship 2-1 over North Carolina in the final series after a sequence of eliminations and late innings.
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Wimbledon results from All England Club by Associated Press
Wimbledon results recap with multiple matches suspended by rain. Players include Federer Gasquet, Clijsters Zvonareva Hingis Savcchuk Morigami, and many others across the singles draw with several matches halted by rain and weather delays. A line notes an unrelated helpline for helping elderly live without problems.
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Switzerland
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Ukraine
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Slovakia
Maria Elena Camerin
Italy
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James Jackson
United States
Zheng Jie
China
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Czech Republic
Vera Dushevina
Akiko Morigami
Japan
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Naom Cavaday
Britain
Eva Birnerova
Sofia Arvidsson
Sweden
Emma Laine
Finland
Gisela Dulko
Argentina
Viktoriya Kutuzova
Lilia Osterloh
Community youth sports registrations and tournaments announced
Shenango Athletic Association opens Pop Warner signup for grades 3 to 6 with evening sessions today through Thursday and a Saturday morning window at the concession stand pavilion. Neshannock Athletic Association to meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Shelter 5 at Peason Park. New Castle hosts a summer men’s 5 on 5 league with games Tuesday and Thursday, regular season starting July 6. Various tournaments scheduled including 9 to 12 year olds July 5–9 at Shenango, Heritage Hoops 3 on 3 Aug 5 at Westminster College for ages 13–18, PeeWee and Midget signups Thursday at Pearson Park, Wilmington Area All-Star July 12–16 for 11–12 year olds, and Gino Cugini Memorial 9-year-old tournament July 14–16 at Deshon Complex. Contact numbers provided for registrations.
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Westminster College
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Wilmington Area Baseball Association
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Deshon Complex
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World Cup Spain and France duel on ESPN Tuesday
TV listings note the FIFA World Cup round of 16 match Spain versus France at 2:55 p.m. on ESPN, followed by MLB: White Sox at Pirates on Fox Sports Pittsburgh at 7 p.m. Golf: MNG Par 3 Shootout final day tape on ESPN2 at 8 p.m. and WNBA Sacramento at Seattle on ESPN2 at 10 p.m.
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