Rangers edge Orioles as Kinsler, Feldman spark win
Ian Kinsler homered and drove in two as Texas beat Baltimore 5-3. Scott Feldman allowed three runs in six innings and Michael Young and German Duran each had three hits. Nick Markakis collected two hits and two RBIs for Baltimore, which dropped to 5-8 in games with three or fewer runs.
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Catch More Action in Major League Baseball News
This brief directs readers to the Odessa American Texas baseball section on the AP site for extended MLB coverage. It notes the path through hosted AP News to reach the latest Texas baseball updates.
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Baseball Scores and Tuesday Through Monday Schedule
Recap of Friday to Monday games with results including Cincinnati 3 Washington 0 and Milwaukee 9 Pittsburgh 1 on Friday plus Saturday scores St. Louis 5 Chicago Cubs and Houston 6 Atlanta 1. Sundays list shows numerous noon to evening matchups across divisions and venues including Washington at Cincinnati and Houston at Atlanta with multiple national league teams yielding varied outcomes.
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Rangers Place Benoit on 15 Day Disabled List
Texas placed pitcher Joaquin Benoit on the 15 day disabled list with right shoulder inflammation retroactive to July 3. Dustin Nippert was purchased from Triple-A Oklahoma. Nippert has 3.93 ERA in 12 games there and 4.08 in six appearances earlier with Texas. Oswalt returns to Houston as hip pain flares. Brandon Backe to start Tuesday in Pittsburgh.
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Loretta powers Astros past Braves in 6-1 win
Loretta collected three doubles and four RBIs as the Houston Astros halted a four game skid with a 6-1 victory over the Atlanta Braves. Wigginton led off and Abercrombie started in center as Houston jumped ahead with four runs in the first two innings. Sampson earned the win in his first start since May 25 as Oswalt’s hip continued to be evaluated.
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Baseball Today Scoreboard Highlights Big Wins and Slugfests
Sunday action features Rockies rallying to an 18 17 victory over Florida with multiple home runs by Holliday Atkins and Japhet as well as Spilborghs. Brewers cruise 9 1 behind Hardy as Ethier pounds three hits in Dodgers 10 7 win. Youkilis drives in a key triple in Red Sox 6 4 win over Yankees. Coors Classic sets homer surge in 18 17 Colorado win over Florida. Santana suffers another loss for the Mets as Edmons returns to town with Cubs.
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All Star Game Rosters and Totals for AL NL
A compiled list of players by position and their voting totals for the All Star Game rosters in the American and National Leagues. Notable figures include Youkilis Morneau and Jeter in the AL and Berkman Pujols and Utley in the NL with notes that rosters will be announced today at 1 p.m. on TBS.
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Minor Leagues North and South standings and results
North Division standings show Pawtucket leading with 34 wins and 57 losses, Scranton 38–, Syracuse 41–, Rochester 48–, Buffalo 41–, Lehigh Valley 39–, with Durham Charlotte Richmond Norfolk and Columbus Louisville Indianapolis in various positions. Notable note mentions Permian graduate Danny Ray Herrera pitching for Louisville and a list of recent results including Rochester 8 Buffalo 1 and Pawtucket 7 Lehigh Valley 6.
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District 3 to Senior League Youth Baseball Standings
District 3 action at Christensen Stadium Midland features double elimination with Odessa Westside Midland Lee Odessa Eastside and Greenwood advancing. District finals see Midland Lee 19 Odessa Eastside 1 and Midland Lee win the district title amid repeated eliminations of Forsan Big Spring and Mid City throughout June and July.
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District 3 Tournament Action Sparks Busy Fourth
District 3 games unfold with Mid City North Ector and Northern leading early as eliminations occur. July schedule shows Jim Parker Odessa and Tower Andrews clusters amid close scores and multiple eliminations, setting up championship clashes between Sherwood and Northern.
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