TV Sports Schedule Highlights Aug 19
TV schedule lists auto racing from Long Pond and Bristol, Little League World Series games in Williamsport, boxing Crawford vs Indongo in Lincoln, and multiple golf events. Includes NFL preseason slate with three games, MLB regional and national coverage, NASCAR and NHRA qualifiers, plus soccer, tennis, and basketball listings with times and networks.
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Long Pond
Bristol
Tenn
ESPN
Mexico
Tamaulipas
Emilia
Italy
Williamsport
Walla Walla
Wash
Rancho Santa Margarita
Calif
Greenville
N.C
Midwest
Sioux Falls
S.C
Terence Crawford
Julius Indongo
Crawford
Indongo
Lincoln
Iowa
Pacific Palisades
CBS
Greensboro
NBC
Des Moines
Endicott
N.Y
Natadola
Fiji
Anaheim
Saratoga Springs
Del
Mechanicsville
Swansea City
Manchester United
Roswell teams unveil strong start in Alien City Soccer showdown
Val Hernandez and Montana Miranda opened the period with quick goals for Roswell. Danielle Banda and Yajalya Castillo added late tallies as the Lady Coyotes and Lady Rockets showcased balanced scoring and depth. Coach Samantha Ward emphasized home games' importance ahead of a crowded weekend schedule.
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Val Hernandez
Montana Miranda
Martinez
Roswell
Danielle Banda
Yajalya Castillo
Lady Coyote
Samantha Ward
Ward
Lady Rockets
Valencia
Lady Coyotes
Artesia
Cielo Grande
Cubs beat Blue Jays 7 4 in Friday MLB action
Friday results include Chicago Cubs 7 Toronto 4 and Baltimore 9 Los Angeles Angels 7. Also Dodgers 8 over Detroit 5 and Seattle 7 Tampa Bay 1 with multiple late games and notes on upcoming weekend schedules and historical MLB events.
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Arizona
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Chicago Cubs
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Fulmer
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Gausman
Greinke
Berrios
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Yankees
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Sale
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Bauer
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Perez
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Eickhoff
Stratton
Vey
Kansas City Royals
Joakim Soria
Kevin McCarthy
Omaha
Robbie Grossman
Nik Turley
Mitch Garver
Rochester
NEW York Yankees
Starlin Castro
Scranton/ Wilkes-Barre
Matt Holliday
Tampa
Texas Rangers
Jake Diekman
Frisco
Toronto Blue Jays
Luke Maile
Dunedin
National League
Arizona Diamondbacks
Anthony Banda
Reno
David Peralta
Robbie Ray
Visalia
Cal
Jon Lester
Justin Grimm
Felix Pena
Rob Zastryzny
Iowa
Chris Nunn
Cincinnati Reds
Scott Feldman
Scott Schebler
Colorado Rockies
Jeff Hoffman
Ryan McMahon
Albuquerque
Scott Oberg
Mike Tauchman
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Rob Segedin
Oklahoma City
Adrian Gonzalez
Grant Dayton
Andre Ethier
Tulsa
Milwaukee Brewers
Stephen Vogt
NEW York Mets
Curtis Granderson
Philadelphia Phillies
Pedro Beato
Pedro Florimon
Lehigh Valley
All American Futurity contenders at Ruidoso trials
Eagle Jazz leads a crowded field chasing the All American Futurity while aiming for the Triple Crown. Uptown Dynasty remains his main foe after shared Ruidoso Futurity glory and Rainbow Derby struggles. Other notable runners include Tough Dynasty 123 Fire And Sass Itsmy Ivory and Mr Perry Strong, with post positions and riders listed for Friday’s trials.
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Rodrigo Sigala Vallejo
Ruidoso Downs
Uptown Dynasty
Melvin Neugebauer
Jess Perry
Wes Giles
Perry Strong
Carolyn Bay
Dynasty
Cold Cash
Sleepy Gilbreath
Jose Montoya
JGA Racing Stables, Inc
Los Alamitos
Juan Aleman
Ed Burke
Walk Thru Fire
Fire
Sass
Edgar Ramirez
Itsmyivory
Bobby Cox
Ivory James
Jose Amador Alvarez
Raceruidoso.com
Ruidoso
Solheim Day One Sees USA Dominant In Foursomes
Solheim Cup opened with the United States sweeping in morning foursomes led by Stacy Lewis Cristie Kerr and Gerina Piller edging Charley Hall Georgia Hall 2 and 1 while Kerr Thompson halved with Hall Reid. Europe relied on Nordqvist Hall to beat Creamer Ernst 3 and 1 and Icher Matthew topped Lewis Piller.
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Gerina Piller
Charley Hall
Georgia Hall
Cristie Kerr
Lexi Thompson
Hall
Mel Reid
Europe
Anna Nordqvist
Paula Creamer
Austin Ernst
Karine Icher
Catriona Matthew
Lewis
Piller
U.S
Domi
Lang
Thompson
USA
Kerr
Hull
Nordqvist
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