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AP Friday Sports Roundup
AP Friday Sports Roundup
AP Friday Sports Roundup
Moore comes close...Rangers take opener behind Hamels UNDATED (AP) — Matt Moore's first victory for the Giants was a memorable one. The San Francisco lefty came within one out of a no-hitter on Corey Seager's single in the ninth. Ironically, it came on Seager Bobblehead Night at Dodger Stadium...
AP Wednesday Sports Roundup
AP Wednesday Sports Roundup
AP Wednesday Sports Roundup
Tigers keep winning UNDATED (AP) — The Detroit Tigers have continued their charge toward first place in the American League Central. It's now a seven-game winning streak for the Tigers after Miguel Cabrera went 3-for-5 with a two-run homer and three RBIs in an 11-5 pounding of the White Sox. Cameron Maybin poked a tiebreaking, RBI triple while the Tigers scored six times in the fifth to go ahead 6
AP Monday Sports Roundup
AP Monday Sports Roundup
AP Monday Sports Roundup
Walker makes it 4-for-4 first-time winners in this year's majors SPRINGFIELD, N.J. (AP) — There's another first-time major champion in men's golf after Jimmy Walker tamed Baltusrol Golf Club.
AP Friday Sports Roundup
AP Friday Sports Roundup
AP Friday Sports Roundup
Dodgers hang first loss on Strasburg...Red Sox use 17-hit attack to stay in first place UNDATED (AP) — Stephen Strasburg's perfect season is over. Justin Turner homered twice off the Washington ace and drove in five runs to pace the Dodgers to a 6-3 win over Washington.
AP Tuesday Sports Roundup
AP Tuesday Sports Roundup
AP Tuesday Sports Roundup
MLB-SCHEDULE Sale goes 8 shutout innings, but doesn't get win...A-Rod four shy of 700 club UNDATED (AP) — Chris Sale did all he could to become baseball's first 15-game winner last night. He hurled eight shutout innings, allowing just one hit and left with a 3-0 lead.
AP Monday Sports Roundup
AP Monday Sports Roundup
AP Monday Sports Roundup
Stenson gets first major TROON, Scotland (AP) — The first-timer beat the old-timer at Royal Troon. Sweden's Henrik Stenson claimed his first major championship by outlasting 46-year-old Phil Mickelson in the final round of the British Open. Stenson tied a major record with a 63 that included 10 birdies and two bogeys. The only other player to shoot a 63 in the final round of a major was Johnny Mil

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