Francona Sees Royals Fans Fuel All Star Starters
Cleveland manager Terry Francona notes eight Royals players lead AL voting with one spot possibly Kipnis. He praises KC fans for backing a winner while acknowledging market size influences selections. Swisher injury return and Lindor debut also highlighted.
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Crushers fall to Freedom as Florence fuels six-run fifth
Lake Erie drops 6-3 at All Pro Freight Stadium to Florence in Avon as two-out rally caps a fifth inning barrage. Flo rence pushes ahead after a costly error by Crushers pitcher Jason Wilson, who lets in two runs, while Lake Erie rallies briefly but falls short.
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Florida dominates Miami to reach semifinals in College World Series
Florida romped Miami 10-2 in Omaha behind Harrison Bader’s leadoff homer and a four-hitter from Alex Faedo and relievers. The Gators, 51-17, advance to face Virginia on Friday needing one more win to reach the finals. schedule shows multiple results and upcoming matchups at TD Ameritrade Park.
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Xenia Scouts Rally Past Lorain County in 14th Inning
In a 2-1 victory, Xenia scored on a passed ball in the 14th inning to edge Lorain County. Xenia improved to 9-3 while Lorain drops to 3-5. Christian Binger tripled and scored the deciding run for Xenia. The game was played at The Pipe Yard in Lorain County.
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Tiger Woods eyes comeback at U.S. Open Chambers Bay
Tiger Woods, 39, confident he can contend at the U S Open at Chambers Bay as he works through a swing change. The course in Washington offers wide fairways and links-style terrain aiding his bid to win a fourth U S Open, with Woods citing past success and renewed self belief.
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U S Open Opens at Chambers Bay With Tees and Pars in Flux
The U S Open at Chambers Bay begins in Pacific Northwest conditions as Davis and top players anticipate a week with changing pars on holes one and eighteen and variable yardages up to about 7900 yards. Officials stress course setup and weather will shape the competition and scoring.
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