Baseball scores and schedules from current weekend games
Weekend baseball results feature Yankees White Sox and Tigers facing Cleveland Detroit, Toronto and Boston tied, Kansas City beating Oakland. Sunday results include Cleveland over Detroit and Seattle edging Baltimore. Upcoming Tuesday night matchups span Yankees at Detroit, Boston at Baltimore, Toronto at Tampa Bay, and many interleague games across the majors with multiple late games in California and the Northeast.
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Gordon wins Save Mart 350 at Sears Point in Sonoma
NASCAR’s Winson Cup race at Sears Point Raceway ends with Jeff Gordon taking victory. Sterling Marlin finishes second and Mark Martin third, behind a field led by Chevrolet and Ford drivers across 112 laps. Dale Earnhardt and Dale Jarrett place among the top ten with substantial purses.
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A's beat Royals as June hot streak continues
Oakland Athletics win 4-3 over Kansas City to run their June mark to 17-4 and extend their series streak to eight. Mark Mulder allowed one run over seven, Miguel Tejada drove in two, and Jason Isringhausen closed for his 18th save as Oakland held off a Royals rally in the eighth.
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Hingis advances in Wimbledon opener with eight match points
Top seed Martina Hingis defeated Angeles Montolio 6-1 6-2 in the Wimbledon first round after saving eight match points in the final game. Serena Williams also won her comeback match 6-3 6-2 over Asa Carlsson as rest of day features Sampras, Krajicek, Pioline, and Huber wins.
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Princeton dominates Osawatomie Tourney run
Princeton compiled a 4-1 record in the Osawatomie Tourney round robin, finishing second as Osawatomie won the event. Joe Wuertz led with six home runs and 14 RBIs across five games, with Princeton posting 51 hits and 51 runs.
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Tyson Stops Savarese In 38 Seconds At Hampden Park
Mike Tyson quickly knocked Low Savarese to the floor with a left hook and rapid punches, prompting referee John Coyle to halt the bout after 38 seconds at Hampden Park in Glasgow. Savarese, briefly able to continue, suffered a left-ankle injury and was taken to a hospital as Tyson’s power drew boos from about 20 000 fans. Tyson’s victory marked his third fastest knockout and seventh win under a minute.
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Legion A wins season opener in Ice Memorial Tourney
Ottawa Ameri can Legion A baseball tops Lawrence Barnstormers 11 to 3 in the Ice Memorial Tournament under 16 division. It marked Ottawa’s first win of the season after opening with a 6-5 loss to Kansas City and a 14-2 defeat to Lawrence Mavericks. Ottawa finished with 16 hits and six players contributing multiple hits. Jason Hiracheta reached base four times with three singles, scoring twice and stealing a base.
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Gardner capsizes Legion AA games with canoeing weekend
Ottawa's Legion AA baseball schedule was disrupted by Gardner missing players leading to cancellations. The weekend featured a Gardner canoeing group and Ottawa players producing multiple hits, with Ingram's two run homer sparking Ottawa's rally in a 5 run fifth inning. The Legion sits 10-2 with eight games unplayed, and Ottawa faces Baldwin at home before El Dorado Tournament action. Ottawa later battled KC Cougars, then faced Mavericks and Bandits, with Ingram, Fetters, Guilfoyle, and Hermreck contributing offensively and on the mound in a 5-5 tie that became a loss.
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