Pecos League Mountain Division Standings and Schedule Notes
The Pecos League Mountain Division lists Santa Fe Alpine 19 12 as well as Trinidad 20 13 and Roswell 20 14 with Garden City 12 21 and White Sands 7 28. Pacific Division shows Tucson 24 9 and Bakersfield 21 6 with High Desert 21 13 and California City 14 18. Schedule notes include potential changes and blackouts with a slate of college baseball golf MLB and soccer events, and Monday results: Boston 4 Minnesota 1, Cleveland 15 Texas 9, Yankees 6 White Sox 5.
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Angels 4 Dodgers 0 echoes late night baseball losses
MLB results show L A Dodgers fall 4 0 to L A Angels. Other games include Tampa Bay 4 Pittsburgh 2 in 10 innings and Baltimore 3 Toronto 1. Western and National League standings referenced with tight divisional races.
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Monster Energy Cup standings and MLB schedule notes
NASCAR driver Kyle Larson leads Monster Energy Cup points through June 25 with 659. Martin Truex Jr is second at 646 and Kevin Harvick third at 548. MLB matchups include Cubs at Nationals and Mets at Marlins with multiple late games listed.
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NHRA Mello Yello Points Leaders and Notable Histories
A compiled list shows top contenders in NHRA Mello Yello drag racing across four classes with current point leaders. It includes Steve Torrence Leah Pritchett Antron Brown Tony Schumacher Doug Kalitta Brittany Force and others, followed by a historical year-by-year milestone rundown from 1939 to 2014 and major league baseball and other sports updates.
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Bo Butner
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Healy's Grand Slam Lifts A's Past Astros 6-4
Oakland holds off Houston 6-4 after Ryan Healy hits his first career grand slam in the sixth inning. Khris Davis and Jed Lowrie contributed early and late runs as Sean Manaea earned the win and George Springer homered in the ninth for the Astros.
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Invaders sweep Wind in weather shortened home win
Invaders hitters excel as Miller goes 2 for 3 with an RBI and two runs. Elliot adds 3 for 3 with five RBIs, plus Webb and Pritchard each notch a hit. Thomspon wins in six, Porter allows one run before thunder halts play. Roswell dominates in second game behind Scimanico seven scoreless frames.
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Invaders Dominate Wind 13 7 In rubber match preview
The Invaders exploded for nine runs in the first inning and cruised to a 13 7 win over the Wind. David Johnson earned the win with six strong innings, while Porter closed out the final outs for the save as the series heads to a rubber match at home against White Sands.
Florida Gators clinch CWS title in dramatic final
Florida seals the College World Series crown as Kowar and Deichmann stop LSU threats. The Gators rally with four runs in the eighth, Liput and Schwarz drive in key runs, while Faedo Singer and Kowar anchor a high strikeout staff. Florida repeats as national champions after edging LSU.
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