Sports Schedule Highlights Olympic Preview and Boxing Bout
ESPN coverage lists Olympic events and finals across diving swimming gymnastics and boxing with taped segments. Regional channel listings show men and women finals and a late heavyweight bout Michael Dokes versus Jesse Ferguson on USA at 8pm.
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Rain delays as Babe Ruth event scrambles regionals schedule
Bad weather forces postponement of Monday games and triggers a plan for a doubleheader Thursday to decide a champion. Tournament director Rur Pratres says teams must report by morning as Calvert and PG South juggle venues at Harm Grove and McCurdy Field. Local teams including Pasadeniz, Braddock Adair Raines, and others contest titles in a packed week at Kenny Bruner Memorial.
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Duffner making many changes at Maryland
ACC kicks off with new coach Duffner at Maryland and Bill Lewis at Georgia Tech as both men reshape programs. Duffner targets run and shoot, revamps Maryland uniforms and facilities while guiding a 25-3 83 Maryland record era. Lewis inherits a successful Tech program after East Carolina’s 11 1 season and Peach Bowl win.
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Eckersley backs Corsi after late grand slam loss
In Oakland, Eckersley pitched the eighth and supported Corsi after Randy Ready's ninth inning grand slam gave the A's a commanding lead. Twins manager Tom Kelly praised Welch's strong effort as the visitors faded. Brewers beat Indians 4-0 with Navarro’s 10th hitless inning streak continuing. Red Sox down Rangers 7-5 on Brunansky’s first-inning grand slam. California 3, Seattle 0 as Finley earns win with strong CG effort.
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Braves Hold Lead After Win Over Reds and Other MLB Notes
The Braves beat Cincinnati to stay one game ahead of the Reds as the Padres closed within five. Darren Reed and Delino DeShields hit early homers for Montreal, Marquis Grissom later tied it, and Ken Hill improved to 12-4 in a seventh straight decision. Wetteland earned his 22nd save as Houston’s long road trip began with an 11th-inning win on Eric Anthony’s grand slam. Anthony homered twice more in the Astros’ final home game until Aug 25, before a 28-day trip as the Astrodome hosts the Republican convention. San Diego held on for a seventh win in nine, led by Andy Benes’ continued struggles and a late double play by reliever Randy Myers for the save. Curt Schilling tossed a shutout for Philadelphia over New York, the latest in three straight blankings for the Mets, while Cory Snyder’s three-run homer powered San Francisco past Los Angeles at Candlestick Park.
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Redskins make room for veterans
The Washington Redskins waived five players to open roster space for newly signed veterans. Waived were Eric Gash John Heidenreich and Robert Thomas along with waived injur ed Kevin Wolfolk and Paul Peters. Veterans added include Mark Adickes Jason Buck Joe Jacoby Brian Mitchell and Raleigh McKenzie as contract talks with stars remained unsettled. Don Coryell observed practice at Dickinson College and will stay through the week as guest of Coach Joe Gibbs and staff.
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Rhodes struggles as earned run average climbs in June
Rhodes allowed seven runs across seven innings and posted a 7.77 ERA in June while several former Keys players appeared on Rochester and Hagerstown rosters. The report lists Damon Buford and others with varied stats across organizations including Pirates, Tigers, Padres and Indians affiliates.
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