Weekend Sports Schedule with Motorsports and College Baseball
Eastern time schedule lists NASCAR Truck and Cup events at Newton Iowa and Sonoma California, Xfinity practice in Newton, Formula One practice in Baku, plus NHRA Nationals in Norwalk Ohio and PGA Tour BMW International Open second round in Munich. Also features LSU Oregon State and Louisville-TCU winner vs Florida in NCAA College World Series Omaha with game times.
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Weekend Sports Schedule and Results Brief
Multiple sports events listed across golf, horse racing, MLB, NHL, rugby, track and field, and WNBA. Includes first and second rounds, matches in progress, and late results such as Texas 11 Toronto 4 and Houston 12 Oakland 9 with notable city matchups and international fixtures in Ascot Brisbane Auckland Sacramento and Cromwell.
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Weekend Baseball and Racing Scoreboard Summary
Baseball scores and MLB schedule plus NASCAR series leaders and June historical notes. It lists multiple games across teams from Yankees to Dodgers with results, a long pitcher list, and a dense July 23, 1917 to 2015 event timeline including notable sports milestones and personnel moves.
TCU stymies Louisville 4-3 in CWS elimination thriller
Wymer use 4 1 3 innings of shutout relief and fan McKay twice as TCU outs Louisville 4-3. The Horned Frogs build a 4-0 lead, then hold off Cardinals late as Louisville coach Dan McDonnell is ejected in the eighth. McKay erred in key spots. Bennett struggles early. Wymer preserves win and sets up a rematch with Florida.
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George Horton
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Austen Wade
RBI
Adam Wolf
Josh Stowers
Taylor
Chase Tcu
Nick Lodolo
McDonnell
Ryan Summers
Mark Winters
Summers
Cam Warner
Durbin Feltman
Devin Mann
Ellis
Drew Ellis
Astros reach 400 runs as Astros rally past A's in big win
Oakland fell behind 10-0 and 12-3 before a six-run eighth inning. Nori Aoki and Bruce Maxwell had multi hit games for Houston while Adam Rosales drove in two. Raffle of roster moves followed as Vogt designated for assignment and Olson, Maxwell promoted. Altuve sat for rest. Chaplin hit DL with infection. Musgrove and Cotton slated to start next.
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Adrian Tovalin
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Roman Garcia
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Yadiel Flores
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Joshua Walker
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Chase Pinder
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Terry Fuller
Jake Dahlberg
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Robbie Coman
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Bulls Trade Butler for LaVine and Dunn in Blockbuster
In a flurry after the NBA Finals the Chicago Bulls dealt Jimmy Butler and the No 16 pick to Minnesota for Zach LaVine Kris Dunn and the No 7 pick. Meanwhile the NBA Draft opened with a familiar top four Philadelphia LA Lakers Boston Phoenix.
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Frank Ntilikina
Dennis Smith Jr
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Zach Collins
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