Sunday’s AL Boxes Devil Rays 15 Rangers 4
AAL box score shows the Tampa Bay Devil Rays defeating the Texas Rangers 15 to 4 on Sunday. Key performances include strong offense from Rays and a rough outing for Rangers pitchers. The result impacts standings and runs tallied across multiple innings.
Sunday baseball results and listed game schedule
All Times DOT Sunday results: Yankees 7 Cleveland 4. Rays 15 Rangers 4. Orioles 7 Angels 6. Red Sox 9 Blue Jays 4. Twins 6 A's 4. Royals 7 Mariners 5. 10 am White Sox 10 Tigers 1. Sunday's games and listed matchups include Dickey at Hentgen. Bonderman at Burkett. Hendrickson at Weaver. Sele at Bell. Pineiro at Lohse. Harden at Snyder. Mulholland at Port. and Tuesday's matchups Anaheim at Tampa Bay. Texas at Baltimore. Oakland at Kansas City. Cleveland at Chicago. Detroit at Boston. Toronto at Yankees. Seattle at Minnesota.
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Major League Baseball Schedule and Scores Roundup
League results include Atlanta 11 New York 8 and Chicago Cubs 15 Florida 2. Playoff-era style matchups list games for evening and late night, with pitchers noted and start times from 6:05 p.m. to 9:15 p.m. Mets at Philadelphia and Montreal at Florida appear, along with multiple intercity pairings across the National League and West.
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Astros Beat Reds As Bagwell Hits 400th Home Run
Houston defeats Cincinnati as Jeff Bagwell clubs his 400th career homer, moving past Dale Murphy and Al Kaline on the all time list. Jeff Kent adds a solo shot as the Astros win their tenth. Reds endure a season long skid and back-to-back losses at home.
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Armstrong Fights On In Tour de France Alpine Stretch
Armstrong, Vinokourov and Ullrich push through six Pyrenees climbs as the race nears the finish with two mountain stages and an individual time trial remaining. Vinokourov claims stage honors while Armstrong laments a rough spell yet stays within reach of the yellow jersey amid mounting pressure.
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Hounds edge Drillers in matinee thriller at Midland
Hounds rally to beat the Drillers 7 6 after a six inning tie. Tulsa bats spark multiple runs with unearned scores and a late sacrifice fly, while Midland errors helped fuel the comeback. Flores earns the win and Matheus secures the save as Bynum and Johnson spark the offense.
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Curtis wins British Open in first major start
Curtis, a little known Ohio State Amateur standout, captures the British Open in his first major start. He earns $1.1 million, secures five years on the PGA Tour card and Masters U.S. Open and PGA exemptions, with Bjorn and Woods faltering in the final stretch as Curtis clinches the oldest major.
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Kenseth Holds Narrow Win in Fuel Strategy Race
Matt Kenseth extended his points lead to 234 over Jeff Gordon after a fuel mileage victory chase. Jeff Gordon led 133 laps but finished 24th as Kenseth and Johnson traded the lead late while conserving fuel. Johnson surged to the front with 42 laps left but Kenseth claimed the win in a race shaped by cautions and pit strategy.
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