Sooner swing seals fourth straight softball title
Oklahoma and Texas met in the Women’s College World Series final with Oklahoma sweeping Texas 8-4 for a two game championship. Cydney Sanders delivered a go ahead bases loaded double while Kasich Pickering and Ella Parker contributed key hits. Kelly Maxwell closed out the win as Oklahoma moved to 59-7. Texas finished 55-10. Both programs will depart the Big 12 for the SEC next season.
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Hadwin Leads At Memorial In Rain-Touched Round
Adam Hadwin shot 6 under 66 to lead Masters champion Scottie Scheffler by one stroke at Muirfield Village. Scheffler bogeyed a mud-marred fifth. Xander Schauffele shot 68 with a strong putter. Conners, Morikawa, and Aberg tied at 68. Hovland at 69 as Olympic fieldulates two per country.
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Swiatek Defeats Gauff to Reach French Open Final
Iga Swiatek extended her Paris winning streak to 20 with a 6 2 6 4 semifinal win over Coco Gauff at Roland Garros. She will face Jasmine Paolini in the final after Paolini beat Mirra Andreeva 6 3 6 1. Swiatek seeks a fourth French Open title in five years, aiming to be the first woman since Justine Henin to win three in a row.
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Daily baseball scores and pending games update
Wednesday results include Toronto beating Baltimore 3 2 NY Yankees 9 Minnesota 5 Texas 9 Detroit 1 Oakland 2 Seattle 1 KC at Cleveland postponed NL Philadelphia 2 Milwaukee 0 Cincinnati 12 Colorado 7 San Francisco 9 Arizona 3 NY Mets 9 Washington 1 Pittsburgh 10 LA Dodgers 6 Interleague Boston 9 Atlanta 0 St Louis 4 Houston 2 Tampa Bay 5 Miami 3 Chicago Cubs 7 White Sox 6 LA Angels 3 San Diego 2 Thursday results show Toronto 6 Baltimore 5 Kansas City 4 Cleveland 3 Seattle 3 Oakland NY Yankees 8 Minnesota 5 Boston 14 Chicago White Sox 2 Atlanta 5 Washington 2 LA Dodgers 11 Pittsburgh 7 Cincinnati 8 Chicago Cubs 4 Colorado 3 St Louis 2 Arizona at San Diego Friday schedule lists games with times and pitcher records for many clubs across multiple venues through the day.
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Pirates reliever Chapman throws fastest pitch of season
Aroldis Chapman of the Pittsburgh Pirates fired three pitches over 103 mph in the seventh inning of Wednesday’s game against the Los Angeles Dodgers, including a 104 mph fastball to Teoscar Hernandez that Hernandez fouled off. It was the season’s fastest major league pitch.
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Isbel lifts Royals to 4 3 win over Guardians
Kyle Isbel delivered the go ahead RBI single in the eighth scoring Adam Frazier after Frazier doubled with two outs. The Royals beat the division leading Guardians 4-3 to split the two game set as bullpen threw 5.3 hitless innings.
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Pirates Nuke Dodgers as Skenes Dominates Ohtani in High Velocity Duel
Pittsburgh rookie Paul Skenes dazzled Los Angeles star Shohei Ohtani by striking him out on three 100 mph fastballs in the first inning of a 10-6 Pirates win. Ohtani answered with a 105 mph homer and a single in a later at bat, capping a day that showcased his power against Skenes. Skenes ended with eight strikeouts in five innings, improving to 3-0 with a 3.00 ERA. Bruihl signed with Pirates days after opting out of the Reds deal, bringing a 2.31 ERA in Triple-A this season.
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