Baseball scores roundup from Friday to Monday games
Friday results include Yankees 7 Oakland 1 and White Sox 9 Royals 5. Saturday features Yankees 4 Oakland 3 and Minnesota 14 Texas 2. Sunday shows 12 games with multiple matchups including Yankees at Yankees and Red Sox at Angels. Monday schedules list eight interleague games across several cities and teams.
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Twins pound Rangers in 14-2 rout at home
Minnesota improved to 14-7 behind 16 hits and four homers led by Joe Mauer and Justin Morneau who each drove in multiple runs. Livan Hernandez took the loss for Texas, yielding five hits in seven innings as Rangers fell to 2-14. Manager Ron Washington credited the mound effort in a lopsided defeat.
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Catch More of the Action in MLB Coverage
Brief note directs readers to the Odessa American Texas section on the AP site for extended Major League Baseball coverage. It mentions clicking Texas Odessa American and the baseball link under Latest News for more stories and updates.
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Baseball scoreboard and day’s games summary
Multiple MLB results across the day with wins by the Cubs over St. Louis 11 to 6 and Milwaukee over San Francisco 9 to 1. Other outcomes include Atlanta 7 Cincinnati 5 and Houston 4 Chicago Cubs 8 Washington 2. Evening matchups list games with starting pitchers and times across venues like Philadelphia Florida, N Y Mets Cincinnati, and L A Dodgers Arizona.
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Oswalt placed on 15 day DL with hip injury
Houston Astros ace Roy Oswalt was put on the 15 day DL with a strained left hip and a herniated disk. MRI confirmed the hip abductor strain and disk problem, with Oswalt expected to return around July 28 for the Cincinnati series. Runelvis Hernandez to fill roster.
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Baseball Today And More Baseball Today Scoreboard
Sunday’s slate includes Toronto at Tampa Bay with KaMir facing the Jays. Stars Briday Garret Anderson and Raul Ibanez pace high scoring wins while Seth Smith and Edwin Encarnacion drive late offense. Strong pitching and injures color a busy day as Red Sox Ortiz rehabs and Reds brief Mets skid with Griffey and Phillips key hits.
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Baseball history bites on July 20 highlights no hitters and power
A 1906 Brooklyn no hitter by Malcolm Eason against St Louis plus 1925 and 1958 no-nos by Vance and Bunning anchor a record of pitchers. Babe Herman, 1933 grand slam pace Cubs over Phillies. DiMaggio, 1941 long game heroes Detroit. 1970 Bill Singer no-hits Phillies. 1976 Aaron hits 755th. Also Albert Pujols reaches 100 HR in first three seasons.
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Astros top Cubs 4 1 as Rodriguez shines on mound
Wandy Rodriguez struck out seven to lead the Houston Astros past the Chicago Cubs 4-1 on Saturday night. Rodriguez improved to 5-3, allowing nine hits including a Carlos Zambrano solo homer. Carlos Lee and Miguel Tejada drove in runs as Houston won its fourth in a row, keeping Chicago's recent skid going.
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MIMED MARTIAL ARTS LOOKING BACK AT FIFTH ROUND
West Texas Mixed Martial Arts sponsors monthly fight nights from Amarillo to Odessa. Wymer, Odessa based promoter, foresees a fighter reaching the pro ranks while juggling five children and a divorce. She works long hours coordinating events and keeps going despite personal demands.
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FC Dallas, Rapids draw 2-2 as Casey levels late
Colorado tied FC Dallas 2-2 after Conor Casey equalized in the 67th minute. FC Dallas coach Schellas Hyndman remains winless in four since taking over. Casey headed in from the left post after Gomez fed him in the box to complete the comeback bid.
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