Television auto racing and college baseball schedule
At 3 p.m. Speed shows a replay of the Nextel Cup Citizens Bank 400 followed by the 1995 Sava Mart 300. ESPN Classic airs college baseball with Rice versus North Carolina at 7 p.m. Rice is 56-13 and North Carolina 56-14.
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On the Air College Football and Golf Schedule
This listings page outlines sports broadcasts for the day including college football Florida State at Florida on ESPN Classic at 2 p.m., golf events from the European PGA Tour BMW International Open in Munich and PGA TOUR events in Connecticut and Sunriver, and MLS action CD Chivas USA at Houston on ESPN2 Radio with Legion Baseball games Shelby at Rockland and Kings Mountain at Gastonia on local stations.
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Arkansas and KATV at odds over Razorbacks play by play man
Arkansas athletic director Frank Broyles and KATV general manager Dale Nicholson back rival candidates to replace Paul Eells as the Razorbacks’ radio voice. Broyles backs Chuck Barrett while Nicholson supports Scott Inman amid ongoing talks to resolve the split partnership.
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Carnoustie greenskeeper suspended over cigarette breaks row
At Carnoustie head greenskeeper John Philp, 59, was suspended after clashing with a 16 year old apprentice over cigarette breaks amid 1999 Open controversy. He was sent home last week during an investigation and expects to return for the July Open.
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Tour de France stages and NBA coaching updates list
A reader compiled future Tour de France stage routes with dates and distances across multiple cities including London Paris Dunkerque and Marseille. The item also notes 2006-07 NBA coaching changes for teams such as Charlotte Houston Indiana Memphis Milwaukee Minnesota and personnel moves like Van Gundy and O’Brien.
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Notable Tennis Results From Devonshire Park and Nottingham Open
Wednesday's second round yielded tight results across the WTA Tour event at Devonshire Park England and the Nottingham Open. Nicole Vaidisova beat Elena Baltacha 6-3 6-2, Sybille Bammer defeated Lucie Safarova 7-6 6-3, while Shahar Peer and Nadia Petrova advanced, among others. other rounds featured Guillermo Garcia-Lopez over Sebastien Grosjean and Maria Sharapova-style upsets with several top seeds advancing in a packed grass-court slate.
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Boxing card features mixed light fights and title bouts
The lineup lists Fikdey Al Mendoza of Argentina versus Nethra Sassprapi of Thailand for the vacant WBA light flyweight title in San Juan Puerto Rico with Roman Ma Ynez of Puerto Rico facing Genaro Trazanco Maxica at 10 rounds. In Las Vegas two belts are at stake as Ricky Hatton tackles Jose Luis Castillo in a 12 round super lightweight bout and Victor Oganay meets Antwin Echals for the vacant IBF super middleweight title in Davenport Iowa.
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Tar Heels ride Woodard to 6-1 win over Rice in CWS
North Carolina pitcher Robert Woodard rebounded from a rough start to six-plus innings, guiding the Tar Heels to a 6-1 victory over Rice and forcing a rematch for a spot in the title series. Dustin Ackley belted a decisive three-run homer as UNC held Rice to six hits.
College World Series Schedule From Rosenblatt Stadium
The schedule shows a double elimination format at Rosenblatt Stadium in Omaha. Games ran June 15 to June 18 with brackets featuring Louisville, North Carolina, Mississippi State, Rice, Oregon State, Cal State Fullerton, UC Irvine, and Arizona State, culminating in a championship series among North Carolina Rice and Oregon State.
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Oregon State Beavers advance to CWS finals with win over UC Irvine
Oregon State defeated UC Irvine 7-1 in Omaha as Danial Turpen allowed five hits over eight innings. The win secures the Beavers a spot in the best-of-three championship series starting Saturday, where they will face the Rice-North Carolina winner for the title. Joe Paterson closed with a perfect ninth, continuing Oregon State’s strong pitching run.
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Coaches say hit batters spike at College World Series
Rice coach Wayne Graham and players discuss a record surge in hit batsmen at the College World Series. The series reached 42 hit batters in 11 games as Cal State Fullerton matched a CWS mark with five hit batters in one game. Players debate whether the trend reflects intent or coincidence and call for consistency in how pitches are called.
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