Sports Seven Nation Schedule Mix Uproar on Air
On the air schedule lists baseball and basketball games across networks including Yankees at Tigers and Cleveland at Chicago. NBA matchups feature Philadelphia versus Milwaukee and New York versus New Jersey. WNBA Los Angeles plays Sacramento while the British Open golf airs on ESPN amid time confusions.
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Baseball scores and schedule notes for Texas and Yankees games
MLB and NHL style schedule entries list results for Texas at Baltimore 6 4 and New York Yankees 8 Detroit 5 plus Detroit 12 New York 4, Boston 5 Toronto 4 Anaheim 2 Tampa Bay 1 Seattle 2 Kansas City 0 in 10 innings. Also Clavaland White Sox 4 Oakland 7 Minnesota 2 and Anaheim at Washburn 7 4, Tampa Bay 11 15 a.m. start times across multiple venues with varied pitchers and records.
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Orioles and Tigers Make Quick Roster Moves
MLB notes show Sean Douglass optioned to Rochester, Jorge Julio recalled from Rochester, Dem Cruz activated from the DL, Victor Santos recalled from Toledo, Pedro Santana and Jarrod Pestterson sent to Toledo, and Todd Williams activated from the DL for the Yankees.
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Montgomerie opens British Open with 65 lead
Colin Montgomerie surged to a 65 in the opening round at Royal Lytham St Annes, finishing with a 40-foot birdie putt at the 18th to lead by three over the field as Tiger Woods struggled to a par 71. The Scotsman converted early birdies, an eagle at 6, and steadied after a 3-putt at 14 to seal the strong start. Woods salvaged a level par round amid rough and bunker trouble, while Brad Faxon set the early pace with a 68 in mild conditions.
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Durbin falls short as Royals lose to Mariners in extras
In muggy heat Durbin and Jamie Moyer match eight scoreless innings. Seattle breaks through in the 10th with Bret Boone and David Bell RBI singles off Hernanadez, giving the Mariners a 2-0 win. Nelson gets the win, Sasaki nails down save. Royals drop to 12 of 14.
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Webber Re-signs with Kings on 7-Year, 123 Million Deal
Chris Webber will stay with the Sacramento Kings signing a seven-year contract worth 123 million dollars. The free agent market opened after a salary cap dispute between the league and players union set at 42.5 million, up seven million from last season. Several stars changed teams including Patrick Ewing to Orlando Eddie Robinson to Chicago Avery Johnson to Denver and Horace Grant to Orlando. Trades completed include Jason Kidd and Chris Dudley to New Jersey for Stephon Marbury Johnny Newman and Soumalia Samake.
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Ruth tourneys open today at Cox Field
Franklin County begins three Babe Ruth district tournaments with Ottawa and Twin Lakes teams challenging Paola and Osawatomie. Events run at Orlis Cox Field and the Pomona Sports Complex, with Ottawa sides aiming for state berths and local turnout.
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Ripken team opens Cal Ripken 12 state tourney vs Lyons
Ottawa will meet Lyons Friday in Liberal at 2 p.m. in the Cal Ripken 12 state tournament first round at the Liberal baseball field. A win puts Ottawa against the Scott City Cottonwood Valley winner at 1 p.m. Saturday. a loss sends them to play the Saturday 9 a.m. loser. The event uses double elimination.
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Princeton Opens State Tourney Friday in Elkhart
Princeton's 16-18 Babe Ruth squad starts state competition at 2:30 PM Friday against a Quivira League representative at Elkhart. A win sets a 5:30 PM Friday date with the Salina or Abilene winner, while a loss sends them to the 12:30 PM game against the other semifinal loser.
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Foursome wins weekly scramble at Hickory Hollows
Don Pyle Kraig Powell Ron Early and Deed Wiltse shot 4 under to win the weekly scramble. John Geist Steve Sleichter Dave Bailey and Charlie McDaniels tied for second with 4 under after a tiebreaker. Sleichter claimed closest to the pin.
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Chiefs Gonzalez eyed by NBA scouts during summer league play
Kansas City Chiefs star Tony Gonzalez, excelling in the Southern California Summer Pro League, draws NBA scouts curious about a possible jump to basketball. Gonzalez says he’d consider it only if it doesn’t compromise his NFL career, while Chiefs coach Dick Vermeil weighs potential implications.
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