Baseball Scores And Schedules From Recent Weekend Games
A recap of recent MLB results shows Pittsburgh routing Philadelphia 4-0 and Chicago beating St. Louis 8-6 on Saturday, with New York over Montreal 3-2 and Houston topping Atlanta 6-4 in 11 innings. Sunday features notable 12-5 Pittsburgh victory over Philadelphia and Cincinnati 9-1 over San Diego, plus Los Angeles 8-1 over San Francisco. Monday lists upcoming matchups including San Francisco at Los Angeles and California at Minnesota.
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Matlock wins state title in slo-pitch
Matlock Furniture of Midland defeated TESCO of Monahans 12-5 to win the Men's Slo-Pitch Softball State Championship at the Pony League fields in Pecos. The victory advances Matlock to the Class C Tournament in Odessa August 17-19. other qualifiers were TESCO Penny Electric and Rexene of Odessa.
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Australian Graham Wins Sudden-Death PGA Championship
David Graham built a two stroke lead at 10 under through 17 and faltered at the 18th tee. Ben Crenshaw forced a playoff with double bogey, then Graham clinched the title in sudden death with a birdie on the first playoff hole. The win gave Graham the $60,000 first prize.
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Twelve-year-old swims channel to cross from England to France
The 12-year-old South African Kevin Anderson swam the English Channel despite rain and tides, attempting to become the youngest to complete the crossing. The Channel Swimming Association logged an unofficial time of 12 hours 25 minutes, while the official time reported was 122 hours.
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