Sports on TV Schedule June 20 Highlights
Television listings for June 20 show sports across football auto racing golf horse racing and more. Highlights include the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park and RBC Heritage coverage from Harbour Town plus Premier League soccer and UFC Fight Night prelims. Also notes historic events on this date 1936 1940 1960 1964 1966.
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Hilton Head
S.C
cBs
NBC
IHR
Ascot Racecourse
Ascot
England
Belmont Park
Elmont
N.Y
ESPN
Jesse Owens
Chicago
Joe Louis
Arturo Godoy
Yankee Stadium
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
New York
Ken Venturi
Tommy Jacobs
Billy Casper
Arnold Palmer
Night of Speed and milestone marks at AAU meet
Overview of historic sprint feats at the 1968 AAU Track and Field Championships in Sacramento where Jim Hines Ronny Ray Smith and Charlie Greene all posted 9.9 and 9.9 ties in semis and finals while multiple other athletes broke or tied the 10-second barrier. The text also lists later sports results from golf tennis and NASCAR with various winners and event details.
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Sacramento
Calif
Jim Hines
Ronny Ray Smith
Charlie Greene
Hines
Jerry Pate
al Geiberger
Tom Weiskopf
Roberto Duran
Sugar Ray Leonard
Montreal
Tom Watson
Jack Nicklaus
Pat Day
Churchill Downs
Day
Scott Simpson
Dallas Sidekicks
Tacoma Stars
Lee Janzen
Payne Stewart
U.S
Janzen
Lee Trevino
John Paxson
Chicago Bulls
Phoenix Suns
Ernie Els
South Africa
Tigers strike deal with Workman while Rangers sign three
Baseball transactions show Detroit Tigers agreeing to terms with third baseman Workman. Texas Rangers sign two more players Justin Foscue Evan Carter and right hander Aiden Curry to minor league contracts. Soccer club FC Cincinnati extends Jurgen Locadia's loan from Brighton through June 2021. North Carolina Courage sign Lindsay Agnew to a one year contract with options. Brandeis names Dani Bishop softball coach.
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Detroit Tigers
Workman
Texas Rangers
Justin Foscue
Evan Carter
Aiden Curry
Cincinnati
Jurgen Locadia
Brighton & Hove Albion
North Carolina Courag
Lindsay Agnew
Colleg Brandeis
Dani Bishop
Bottomless and Milkman Triathlons face July reshaping in New Mexico
Southeast New Mexico athletes await July events as health orders loom. The Milkman Triathlon moves to July 25 with two wave starts and a 10 to 15 second time trial pace. The Bottomless Triathlon keeps July dates with two wave starts July 11 and 12 and a virtual option planned all month. Perry Toles seeks governor guidance while Harvest Ministries remains active.
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Dexter
Perry Toles
Bottomless Lakes State Park
Toles
Teles
Harvest Ministries of
Roswell
Mark Green
Harvest Ministries
Green
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