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MLB 06/16/2007 1:05 PM EDT 901 san diego padres (r) young, c 902 chicago cubs (r) zambrano, c -115 / -112 -114 WGN

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1:05 PM EDT 903 new york mets (l) glavine, t 10.5u20 10.5u15 904 new york yankees (r) clippard, t -135/-137/-133/-134/-132 INTERLEAGUE

1:05 PM EDT 905 washington nationals(r) speigner, l 9.5 9.5 906 toronto blue jays (r) marcum, s -215 -195

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7:05 PM EDT 907 detroit tigers (l) miller, a 10.5/-105/-10/-104/-105 908 philadelphia phillies(l) moyer, j -115 10.5 10.5u15 ****TIME CHANGE****

3:55 PM EDT 909 san francisco giants (r) cain, m 9u20 9u20 910 boston red sox (r) matsuzaka, d -200/-184/-188/-195 FOX

3:55 PM EDT 911 los angeles angels (r) weaver, jar -110 / -102 -108 912 los angeles dodgers (r) schmidt, j 8.5 8.5u15 FOX

LA DODGERS - 2B Jeff Kent (rest) is not expected to be in the starting lineup.

7:05 PM EDT 913 arizona diamondbacks undecided -145 / -132 -127 914 baltimore orioles (l) burres, b 8 8 8o15 ARZ- Randy Johnson scratched due to injury

3:55 PM EDT 915 atlanta braves (r) smoltz, j -115/-109/-110/-108 916 cleveland indians (r) byrd, p 9.5u20 ****TIME CHANGE****; FOX

7:05 PM EDT 917 chicago white sox (l) buehrle, m -130/-129/-130/-131/-133 918 pittsburgh pirates (r) van benschoten, john 9u15 / 9 9u20 VAN BENSCHOTEN: 6-4, 2.73era; 45-30 k/bb in 12 starts @ AAA Indy; WGN

CHICAGO WHITE SOX - DH/1B Jim Thome (none) is “?” Saturday vs Pittsburgh.

7:05 PM EDT 919 seattle mariners (r) baek, c s -130/-116/-113/-112 920 houston astros (r) williams, w 9.5 9.5u15

7:10 PM EDT 921 florida marlins (r) vanden hurk, r (r) 10.5 10.5u15 922 kansas city royals (l) de la rosa, j -120/-118/-116

7:10 PM EDT 923 milwaukee brewers (r) bush, d 9 9u15 924 minnesota twins (r) bonser, b -145/-131/-132 -128

7:10 PM EDT 925 texas rangers (r) wright, jam 10 926 cincinnati reds (r) harang, a -200/-184/-180/-177

8:05 PM EDT 927 tampa bay devil rays(r) sonnanstine, a 10 928 colorado rockies (r) hirsh, j -125/-120/-125/-130

9:05 PM EDT 929 st. louis cardinals (r) wellemeyer, t 9 9 930 oakland athletics (l) dinardo, l -180/-177/-167 -169

ARENA FB 06/16/2007 7:00 PM EDT 153 columbus destroyers 104.5 104.5 105 154 philadelphia soul -9 -9

7:00 PM EDT 155 tampa bay storm -5.5 -6 / -6.5 / -7 -7.5 -260 156 grand rapids rampage 109 109 109.5 +220 Grand Rapids (QB) Salisbury OUT

8:00 PM EDT 157 nashville kats -10 103 103.5 +220 158 kansas city brigade 103 +10 / -8 -7.5 -260

8:30 PM EDT 159 new york dragons 115.5 115.5 / 116 115.5 160 dallas desperados -14 -14 New York (QB) Garcia OUT

10:30 PM EDT 161 arizona rattlers 162 san jose sabercats GAME OFF BOARD:; Arizona (QB) Bonner Questionable

ARIZONA - QB Sherdrick Bonner (hip) missed last game, downgraded to expected to miss.

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MLS SOCCER Line From: Jun 16 - 09:26 AM Date # Team $ Line Total Goals MLS SOCCER - Jun 16 GRADED AFTER REGULATION TIME (90 MINUTES) Jun 16 205 COLUMBUS o2½-145 +½EV 6:30 PM 206 NEW ENGLAND u2½+112 -½-135 6:30 PM 207 DRAW Jun 16 209 CHICAGO o2½-145 +½-115 7:30 PM 210 D.C. UNITED u2½+112 -½-115 7:30 PM 211 DRAW Jun 16 213 KANSAS CITY o2½-150 +½-135 7:30 PM 214 NEW YORK u2½+117 -½EV 7:30 PM 215 DRAW Jun 16 217 COLORADO o2½+102 +½-145 10:30 PM 218 CHIVAS USA u2½-135 -½+107 10:30 PM 219 DRAW MLS SOCCER - Jun 17 GRADED AFTER REGULATION TIME (90 MINUTES) Jun 17 221 FC DALLAS o2½-135 PK-125 1:00 PM 222 TORONTO u2½+102 PK-105 1:00 PM 223 DRAW Jun 17 225 REAL SALT LAKE o2½+107 +½-125 8:00 PM 226 LOS ANGELES u2½-140 -½-105 8:00 PM 227 DRAW

NORWAY - TIPPELIGAEN Line From: Jun 16 - 09:26 AM Date # Team $ Line Total Goals NORWAY - TIPPELIGAEN - Jun 16 GRADED AFTER REGULATION TIME (90 MINUTES) Jun 16 41 Lyn +160 o3+125 PK-115 1:00 PM 42 Brann +155 u3-175 PK-115 1:00 PM 43 DRAW +220 NORWAY - TIPPELIGAEN - Jun 17 GRADED AFTER REGULATION TIME (90 MINUTES) Jun 17 45 Sandefjord +115 o3+107 -½+112 12:00 PM 46 Stromsgodset +215 u3-140 +½-150 12:00 PM 47 DRAW +225 Jun 17 49 VIKING -110 o2½-150 -½-115 12:00 PM 50 TROMSO +280 u2½+117 +½-115 12:00 PM 51 DRAW +230 Jun 17 53 Aalesund +205 o3+122 +½-145 12:00 PM 54 Stabaek +120 u3-160 -½+107 12:00 PM 55 DRAW +225 Jun 17 57 Fredrikstad +130 o3+122 PK-155 12:00 PM 58 Start +190 u3-160 PK+115 12:00 PM 59 DRAW +220 Jun 17 61 LILLESTROM -105 o2½-145 -½-105 2:00 PM 62 VALERENGA +260 u2½+112 +½-125 2:00 PM 63 DRAW +230 NORWAY - TIPPELIGAEN - Jun 18 GRADED AFTER REGULATION TIME (90 MINUTES) Jun 18 65 Odd Grenland +350 o3-115 +½-105 1:00 PM 66 ROSENBORG -155 u3-115 -½-125 1:00 PM 67 DRAW +260

WNBA Line From: Jun 16 - 09:26 AM Date # Team Spread Total M Line WNBA - Jun 16 WNBA - SATURDAY Jun 16 651 INDIANA FEVER +4½-115 o144-110 7:30 PM 652 DETROIT SHOCK -4½-105 u144-110 Jun 16 653 NY LIBERTY +5-110 o140-110 8:00 PM 654 SA SILVER STARS -5-110 u140-110 Jun 16 655 LA SPARKS -1-110 o156-110 8:00 PM 656 MIN LYNX +1-110 u156-110 Jun 16 657 HOUSTON COMETS +13½-110 o148-110 10:00 PM 658 SAC MONARCHS -13½-110 u148-110

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Line From: Jun 16 - 09:26 AM Date # Team Pitcher M Line Total Run Line MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL - Jun 16 Jun 16 901 SDG C YOUNG -R -110 +1½-220 1:05 PM 902 CUB C ZAMBRANO-R -110 -1½+180 INTERLEAGUE - SATURDAY Jun 16 903 NYM T GLAVINE -L +120 o10-120 +1½-175 1:05 PM 904 NYY T CLIPPARD-R -140 u10EV -1½+155 Jun 16 905 WAS L SPEIGNER-R +170 o9½-110 +1½-115 1:05 PM 906 TOR S MARCUM -R -200 u9½-110 -1½-105 Jun 16 907 DET A MILLER -L -110 o10½-110 +1½-205 7:05 PM 908 PHI J MOYER -L -110 u10½-110 -1½+175 Jun 16 909 SFO M CAIN -R +175 o9-110 +1½-110 3:55 PM 910 BOS D MATSUZAK-R -215 u9-110 -1½-110 Jun 16 911 LAA JER WEAVER-R -110 o8½-110 +1½-230 3:55 PM 912 LOS J SCHMIDT -R -110 u8½-110 -1½+190 Jun 16 913 ARI ED GONZLEZ-R -110 7:05 PM 914 BAL D CABRERA -R -110 Jun 16 915 ATL J SMOLTZ -R -115 o9-120 -1½+140 3:55 PM 916 CLE P BYRD -R -105 u9EV +1½-160 Jun 16 917 CWS M BUEHRLE -L -135 o9-105 -1½+125 7:05 PM 918 PIT VAN BENSCN-R +115 u9-115 +1½-145 Jun 16 919 SEA C BAEK -R -120 o9½-105 -1½+140 7:05 PM 920 HOU W WILLIAMS-R EV u9½-115 +1½-160 Jun 16 921 FLA VANDENHURK-R EV o10½-105 +1½-200 7:10 PM 922 KAN DE LA ROSA-L -120 u10½-115 -1½+170 Jun 16 923 MIL D BUSH -R +120 o9EV +1½-165 7:10 PM 924 MIN B BONSER -R -140 u9-120 -1½+145 Jun 16 925 TEX JM WRIGHT -R +160 o10-105 +1½-130 7:10 PM 926 CIN A HARANG -R -180 u10-115 -1½+110 Jun 16 927 TAM SONNANSTIN-R +115 o10-110 +1½-180 8:05 PM 928 COL J HIRSH -R -135 u10-110 -1½+160 Jun 16 929 STL WELLEMEYER-R +155 o9-115 +1½-140 9:05 PM 930 OAK L DINARDO -L -175 u9-105 -1½+120

1ST HALF - 5 INNINGS Line From: Jun 16 - 09:26 AM Date # Team Pitcher M Line Total Run Line 1ST HALF - 5 INNINGS First Half Lines - Jun 16 Jun 16 1901 1H SDG C YOUNG -R 1:05 PM 1902 1H CUB C ZAMBRANO-R Jun 16 1903 1H NYM T GLAVINE -L 1:05 PM 1904 1H NYY T CLIPPARD-R Jun 16 1905 1H WAS L SPEIGNER-R 1:05 PM 1906 1H TOR S MARCUM -R Jun 16 1907 1H DET A MILLER -L 7:05 PM 1908 1H PHI J MOYER -L Jun 16 1909 1H SFO M CAIN -R 3:55 PM 1910 1H BOS D MATSUZAK-R Jun 16 1911 1H LAA JER WEAVER-R 3:55 PM 1912 1H LOS J SCHMIDT -R Jun 16 1913 1H ARI ED GONZLEZ-R 7:05 PM 1914 1H BAL B BURRES -L Jun 16 1915 1H ATL J SMOLTZ -R 3:55 PM 1916 1H CLE P BYRD -R Jun 16 1917 1H CWS M BUEHRLE -L 7:05 PM 1918 1H PIT VAN BENSCN-R Jun 16 1919 1H SEA C BAEK -R 7:05 PM 1920 1H HOU W WILLIAMS-R Jun 16 1921 1H FLA VANDENHURK-R 7:10 PM 1922 1H KAN DE LA ROSA-L Jun 16 1923 1H MIL D BUSH -R 7:10 PM 1924 1H MIN B BONSER -R Jun 16 1925 1H TEX JM WRIGHT -R 7:10 PM 1926 1H CIN A HARANG -R Jun 16 1927 1H TAM SONNANSTIN-R 8:05 PM 1928 1H COL J HIRSH -R Jun 16 1929 1H STL WELLEMEYER-R 9:05 PM 1930 1H OAK L DINARDO -L

COLLEGE BASEBALL Line From: Jun 16 - 09:26 AM Date # Team Pitcher M Line Total Run Line COLLEGE BASEBALL - Jun 16 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES - SATURDAY @ ROSENBLATT STADIUM - OMAHA, NE Jun 16 805 UC IRVINE +210 2:00 PM 806 ARIZONA STATE -230 Jun 16 807 OREGON STATE -110 7:00 PM 808 CS FULLERTON -110

US OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - *ODDS TO WIN* Line From: Jun 16 - 09:26 AM Cut Off # Description Odds US OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - *ODDS TO WIN* - Jun 16 Jun 16 - 11:00 AM ODDS TO WIN 2007 US OPEN 1 TIGER WOODS +300 2 ANGEL CABRERA +575 3 JUSTIN ROSE +575 4 BUBBA WATSON +1150 5 AARON BADDELEY +800 6 STEPHEN AMES +800 7 PAUL CASEY +1300 8 DAVID TOMS +1450 9 NICLAS FASTH +1750 10 SCOTT VERPLANK +2250 11 JIM FURYK +2250 12 GEOFF OGILVY +2850 13 BRANDT SNEDEKER +3500 14 CARL PETTERSON +3500 15 JERRY KELLY +4250 16 TOM PERNICE JR. +5900 17 CHAD CAMPBELL +3750 18 MIKE WEIR +5900 19 VIJAY SINGH +5750 20 GRAME MCDOWELL +3750

US OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - PROPS Line From: Jun 16 - 09:26 AM Cut Off # Description Odds US OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - PROPS - Jun 16 Jun 16 - 10:00 AM THE WINNING SCORE WILL BE 1 285 AND UNDER +140 2 286-287 +160 3 288 AND OVER +200 Jun 16 - 10:00 AM WHAT WILL TIGER SHOOT IN ROUND 3 1 OVER 72½ STROKES -135 2 UNDER 72½ STROKES +105 Jun 16 - 10:00 AM WHAT WILL A. CABRERA SHOOT IN ROUND 3 1 OVER 74½ STROKES -140 2 UNDER 74½ STROKES -110 Jun 16 - 10:00 AM WHAT WILL J FURYK SHOOT IN ROUND 3 1 OVER 73½ STROKES -130 2 UNDER 73½ STROKES EV Jun 16 - 10:00 AM WHAT WILL DAVID TOMS SHOOT IN ROUND 3 1 OVER 73½ STROKES -175 2 UNDER 73½ STROKES +140

US OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - 3RD ROUND MATCHUPS Line From: Jun 16 - 09:26 AM Cut Off # Description Odds US OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - 3RD ROUND MATCHUPS - Jun 16 Jun 16 - 10:35 AM Z. JOHNSON VS N. O’HERN 1 Z. JOHNSON -125 2 N. O’HERN -105 Jun 16 - 11:15 AM F. FUNK VS J. ROLLINS 1 F. FUNK -110 2 J. ROLLINS -120 Jun 16 - 11:15 AM E. ELS VS S. STRICKER 1 E. ELS -155 2 S. STRICKER +125 Jun 16 - 11:15 AM JM. OLAZABAL VS C. DIMARCO 1 JM. OLAZABAL -105 2 C. DIMARCO -125 Jun 16 - 11:35 AM I. POULTER VS C. HOWELL III 1 I. POULTER -140 2 C. HOWELL III +110 Jun 16 - 12:05 PM L. WESTWOOD VS T. CLARK 1 L. WESTWOOD EV 2 T. CLARK -130 Jun 16 - 12:05 PM M. WEIR VS A. KIM 1 M. WEIR -120 2 A. KIM -110 Jun 16 - 12:15 PM S. APPLEBY VS G. OGILVY 1 S. APPLEBY +120 2 G. OGILVY -150 Jun 16 - 1:25 PM S. VERPLANK VS D. TOMS 1 S. VERPLANK +120 2 D. TOMS -150 Jun 16 - 1:35 PM T. WOODS VS J. FURYK 1 T. WOODS -180 2 J. FURYK +150 Jun 16 - 1:55 PM C. CAMPBELL VS J. KELLY 1 C. CAMPBELL +110 2 J. KELLY -140 Jun 16 - 2:35 PM P. CASEY VS J. ROSE 1 P. CASEY +105 2 J. ROSE -135 Jun 16 - 2:35 PM N. FASTH VS C. PETTERSSON 1 N. FASTH -120 2 C. PETTERSSON -110 Jun 16 - 2:35 PM S. AMES VS A. BADDELEY 1 S. AMES EV 2 A. BADDELEY -130 Jun 16 - 2:55 PM A. CABRERA VS B. WATSON 1 A. CABRERA -140 2 B. WATSON +110

CITIZENS BANK 400 - *MATCHUPS* Line From: Jun 16 - 09:26 AM Date # Team M Line Total Spread CITIZENS BANK 400 - *MATCHUPS* - Jun 17 Jun 17 3 COMING UP SOON 2:00 PM 4 COMING UP SOON

TENNIS FUTURES Line From: Jun 16 - 09:26 AM Cut Off # Description Odds TENNIS FUTURES - Sep 21 Sep 21 - 7:00 AM ODDS TO WIN THE 2007 DAVIS CUP 1201 ARGENTINA 1202 RUSSIA +275 1203 USA -130 1204 SPAIN 1205 CROATIA 1206 CHILE 1207 FRANCE 1208 SWEDEN +650 1209 SWISS 1210 BELGIUM 1211 CZECH 1212 AUSTRALIA 1213 GERMANY +650 1214 AUSTRIA 1215 BELARUS 1216 ROMANIA

MIXED MARTIAL ARTS Line From: Jun 16 - 09:26 AM Date # Team M Line Total Spread MIXED MARTIAL ARTS - Jun 16 ***UFC 72: VICTORY - ODYSSEY ARENA, NORTHERN IRELA SATURDAY Jun 16 911 Yushin Okami +155 3:00 PM 912 Rich Franklin -185 MIXED MARTIAL ARTS - Jun 22 ***ELITE XC/STRIKEFORCE MMA: - SAN JOSE, CA -*** FRIDAY Jun 22 913 Frank Shamrock -105 9:00 PM 914 Phil Baroni -125 MIXED MARTIAL ARTS - Jun 23 ***UFC: THE ULTIMATE FIGHTER-5 FINALE - LAS VEGAS* SATURDAY Jun 23 915 Jens Pulver +365 10:00 PM 916 BJ PENN -515 MIXED MARTIAL ARTS - Jul 07 ***UFC 73: STACKED - ARCO ARENA, CA*** SATURDAY Jul 07 917 Nate Marquardt +150 10:00 PM 918 Anderson Silva -180 Jul 07 919 Hermes Franca +200 10:00 PM 920 Sean Sherk -240 Jul 07 921 Rashad Evans -110 10:00 PM 922 Tito Ortiz -120

ARENA FOOTBALL Line From: Jun 16 - 09:26 AM Date # Team Spread Total M Line ARENA FOOTBALL - Jun 16 WEEK 16 - SATURDAY Jun 16 153 COB DESTROYERS +8½-110 o105½-110 7:00 PM 154 PHI SOUL -8½-110 u105½-110 Jun 16 155 TAMPA BAY STORM -7½-110 o110-110 7:00 PM 156 GRA RAMPAGE +7½-110 u110-110 Jun 16 157 NAS KATS +7½-110 o103½-110 8:00 PM 158 KC BRIGADE -7½-110 u103½-110 Jun 16 159 NY DRAGONS +14-110 o115-110 8:30 PM 160 DAL DESPERADOS -14-110 u115-110 Jun 16 161 ARI RATTLERS 10:30 PM 162 SAN SABERCATS ARENA FOOTBALL - Jun 17 WEEK 16 - SUNDAY Jun 17 163 LV GLADIATORS +15½-110 o103-110 6:30 PM 164 LA AVENGERS -15½-110 u103-110 Jun 17 165 AUS WRANGLERS +2½-110 o115-110 6:30 PM 166 NO VOODOO -2½-110 u115-110 ARENA FOOTBALL - Jun 18 WEEK 16 - MONDAY Jun 18 167 CHI RUSH -2½-110 o101½-110 10:00 PM 168 COLORADO CRUSH +2½-110 u101½-110

NFL EUROPE Line From: Jun 16 - 09:26 AM Date # Team Spread Total M Line NFL EUROPE - Jun 16 WEEK 10 - SATURDAY Jun 16 183 HAMBURG -6½-110 o43-110 12:00 PM 184 RHEIN +6½-110 u43-110 Jun 16 185 COLOGNE +6-110 o37-110 1:00 PM 186 FRANKFURT -6-110 u37-110

BOXING Line From: Jun 16 - 09:26 AM Date # Team M Line Total Spread BOXING - Jun 16 IBF LIGHT WELTERWEIGHT TITTLE FIGHT - SATURDAY @ MOHEGAN SUN CASINO, UNCASVILLE, CT Jun 16 461 L N’DOU +180 10:45 PM 462 P MALIGNAGGI -230 Jun 16 463 WILL GO RDS o11½-340 10:45 PM 464 WON’T GO RDS u11½+280 FIGHT PROPS Jun 16 465 N’DOU BY KO +650 10:45 PM 466 N’DOU BY DEC +425 Jun 16 467 MALIGNAGGI BY KO +1000 10:45 PM 468 MALIGNAGGI BY DE -220 ***SINAN SAMIL SAM VS OLIVER MCCALL*** Jun 16 641 Sinan Samil Sam -225 9:30 PM 642 Oliver McCall +185 SINAN SAMIL SAM VS OLIVER MCCALL TOTAL ROUNDS Jun 16 643 Over 10½ rounds -300 9:30 PM 644 Under 10½ rounds +250 *** ZSOLT ERDEI VS GEORGE BLADES*** Jun 16 1061 Zsolt Erdei -2200 6:00 PM 1062 George Blades +1400 BOXING - Jun 21 THURSDAY ***HOPKINS VS WRIGHT*** Jun 21 1001 Bernard Hopkins +110 11:00 PM 1002 Ronald Wright -140 BERNARD HOPKINS VS RONALD WRIGHT TOTAL ROUNDS Jun 21 1003 Over 11½ rounds -565 11:00 PM 1004 Under 11½ rounds +415 BOXING - Jun 23 *** AMIN ASIKAINEN VS SEBASTIAN SYLVESTER** Jun 23 501 Amin Asikainen -180 2:00 PM 502 Sebastian Sylvester +150 SATURDAY ***HATTON VS CASTILLO*** Jun 23 901 Ricky Hatton -185 11:00 PM 902 Jose Luis Castillo +155 RICKY HATTON VS JOSE LUIS CASTILLO TOTAL ROUNDS Jun 23 903 Over 10½ rounds -170 11:00 PM 904 Under 10½ rounds +140 ***AMIR KHAN VS WILLIE LIMOND*** Jun 23 961 Amir Khan -1150 2:00 PM 962 Willie Limond +785 BOXING - Jun 30 SATURDAY ***EVANDER HOLYFIELD VS LOU SAVARESE*** Jun 30 801 Evander Holyfield -700 10:00 PM 802 Lou Savarese +500 EVANDER HOLYFIELD VS LOU SAVARESE TOTAL ROUNDS Jun 30 803 Over rounds 10:00 PM 804 Under rounds BOXING - Jul 07 SATURDAY ***WLADIMIR KLITSCHKO VS LAMON BREWSTER*** Jul 07 671 Wladimir Klitschko -440 2:00 PM 672 Lamon Brewster +340 WLADIMIR KLITSCHKO VS LAMON BREWSTER TOTAL ROUNDS Jul 07 673 Over 8½ rounds +120 2:00 PM 674 Under 8½ rounds -150 BOXING - Jul 14 ***KERMIT CINTRON VS WALTER DARIO MATTHYSSE*** Jul 14 1101 Kermit Cintron -465 5:00 PM 1102 Walter Dario Matthysse +365 KERMIT CINTRON VS WALTER D MATTHYSSE TOTAL ROUNDS Jul 14 1103 Over 9½ rounds +165 5:00 PM 1104 Under 9½ rounds -200 ***KASSIM OUMA VS ISHE SMITH*** Jul 14 1201 Kassim Ouma -645 9:30 AM 1202 Ishe Smith +445 KASSIM OUMA VS ISHE SMITH TOTAL ROUNDS Jul 14 1203 Over 9½ rounds -340 9:30 AM 1204 Under 9½ rounds +260 ***ANTONIO MARGARITO VS PAUL WILLIAMS*** Jul 14 1211 Antonio Margarito -160 10:00 PM 1212 Paul Williams +130 ANTONIO MARGARITO VS PAUL WILLIAMS TOTAL ROUNDS Jul 14 1213 Over 11½ rounds -105 10:00 PM 1214 Under 11½ rounds -125 ***ARTURO GATTI VS ALFONSO GOMEZ*** Jul 14 1231 Arturo Gatti -180 11:00 PM 1232 Alfonso Gomez +150 ARTURO GATTI VS ALFONSO GOMEZ TOTAL ROUNDS Jul 14 1233 Over 9½ rounds -275 11:00 PM 1234 Under 9½ rounds +225 BOXING - Jul 21 ***BERNARD HOPKINS VS RONALD WRIGHT*** Jul 21 1001 Bernard Hopkins +110 11:00 PM 1002 Ronald Wright -140 BERNARD HOPKINS VS RONALD WRIGHT TOTAL ROUNDS Jul 21 1003 Over 11½ rounds -525 11:00 PM 1004 Under 11½ rounds +375

(Friday, June 15th)

Final Score: NY Mets 2, NY Yankees 0

Bronx, NY - Oliver Perez combined with three relievers on a five-hit shutout as the New York Mets blanked the New York Yankees and Roger Clemens, 2-0, to snap the Bronx Bombers’ nine-game winning streak. The Mets, who halted a five-game skid and won for just the second time in 11 games, won the old fashioned way — with pitching and spectacular defense. Perez (7-5) allowed five hits while walking three and fanning six over 7 1/3 innings to earn the win. Billy Wagner hurled a perfect ninth to pick up his 15th save. Jose Reyes finished 3-for-3 with a solo home run, three stolen bases and two runs batted in, and David Wright was 1-for-3 and extended his hitting streak to a career-best 16 games. Derek Jeter was 2-for-4 with a double for the Yankees, who fell 8 1/2 games behind Boston in the AL East. Bobby Abreu finished 0-for-3 to halt a 13-game hitting streak. Clemens (1-1) followed up his much ballyhooed return to the Bronx, a 9-3 win over Pittsburgh last Saturday, with another solid if unspectacular performance. The 44-year old right-hander allowed two runs on seven hits in 6 1/3 innings while walking one and fanning eight en route to the loss.

Final Score: Toronto 7, Washington 2

Toronto, ON - Troy Glaus homered and finished with three RBI to guide the Toronto Blue Jays past the Washington Nationals, 7-2, in the opener of a three-game interleague set at Rogers Centre. Adam Lind added a two-run shot while ace Roy Halladay put together another quality outing for the Blue Jays, who have won two in a row. Halladay (7-2) allowed two runs on seven hits over 7 1/3 frames while striking out six. He is 3-0 in four starts since returning from a three-week stint on the disabled list due to appendicitis. Mike Bacsik (1-4) took the loss after giving up three runs in 4 1/3 innings for Washington, which had a three-game winning streak snapped. Ryan Langerhans’ two-run homer accounted for his team’s offense.

Final Score: Atlanta 5, Cleveland 4

Cleveland, OH - Yunel Escobar hit a two-run double off C.C. Sabathia in the ninth inning as the Atlanta Braves rallied for a 5-4 victory over the Cleveland Indians in the opener of a three-game interleague set. Casey Blake’s homer in the eighth inning give Cleveland a 4-3 lead and extend his hitting streak to 24 games. Sabathia, looking to finish the game, stayed on for the ninth and Jarrod Saltalamacchia greeted him with a double to left field that was just out of reach of a diving David Dellucci. Brian McCann then reached base as shortstop Jhonny Peralta couldn’t handle his groundball. Chris Woodward’s sacrifice bunt sent pinch-runner Pete Orr to third and McCann to second. Escobar then stepped to the plate and smoked a double to the left-center gap, chasing both runs home to give Atlanta the lead. Cleveland made things interesting in the bottom of the inning as Josh Barfield singled with one out and moved to second on a Bob Wickman balk. Dellucci walked with two outs, but Wickman struck out Blake to notch his 12th save of the season. Wickman, who struck out three batters in the ninth, rebounded from his ninth-inning collapse on Thursday against the Twins. Sabathia (9-2) was tagged for five runs — four earned — on 12 hits through 8 1/3 innings, with seven strikeouts and a walk. Buddy Carlyle, starting in place of John Smoltz, pitched six innings, yielding three runs — two earned — on six hits for the Braves, who put the brakes on a three-game skid and won for just the third time in their last 10 games. Rafael Soriano (2-0) gave up Blake’s home run in the eighth but picked up the win. Victor Martinez went 2- for-3 with an RBI and a run scored for the Indians, who lost for the fourth time in their last six games. Final Score: Boston 10, San Francisco 2

Boston, MA - Dustin Pedroia went 5-for-5, including a two-run homer, and collected a career-high five RBI, as Boston rocked San Francisco, 10-2, in the opener of a three-game interleague set at Fenway Park. Julian Tavarez (4-4), the much-maligned fifth starter, allowed six hits and two runs over seven innings, fanning three and walking two. J.D. Drew finished 3-for-4, knocked in three runs and scored three times for the Red Sox, who snapped a two-game slide and lead the AL East by 8 1/2 games over the Yankees. Wily Mo Pena and Manny Ramirez also drove in a run each. Barry Zito (6-7) had a rough night on the mound, yielding five hits and seven runs — six earned — over 5 1/3 innings with five strikeouts and four walks. Dave Roberts doubled and scored a run for the Giants, who have lost two straight and five of seven. Mark Sweeney had an RBI double and scored once in the loss. Barry Bonds, in his first ever visit to Fenway, finished 1-for-3 with a single and a walk. He remains at 747 home runs, eight away from tying Hank Aaron’s all-time record. Bonds nearly homered in his first at- bat in the opening inning, but the ball tailed barely foul down the right- field line. He ended up popping out.

Final Score: Detroit 12, Philadelphia 8

Philadelphia, PA - Ivan Rodriguez went 3-for-5, homered, scored three runs and had five RBI as the Detroit Tigers outslugged the Philadelphia Phillies, 12-8, in the opener of a three-game interleague set. Sean Casey went 4-for-5 with three RBI for the Tigers, who snapped a two-game skid. Jeremy Bonderman (7-0) was shaky in his start, allowing four homers among his nine hits and five runs, but fanned five in six-plus innings. Horrible pitching doomed the Phillies on a night when they blasted five home runs, two by Jimmy Rollins, who also tripled and drove in three. Jon Lieber (3-5), coming off an 11-strikeout shutout over the Kansas City Royals in his last start, was busted up for 10 hits and seven runs — six earned — in five innings with five strikeouts, while committing the throwing error that led to his one unearned run. Reliever Francisco Rosario let in four more runs in one inning of work, ending any hopes of a comeback for the Phillies, who saw their three-game win streak come to an end.

Final Score: Arizona 7, Baltimore 3

Baltimore, MD - Orlando Hudson belted the go-ahead three-run homer in the eighth inning, as the Diamondbacks rallied for a 7-3 win over the Baltimore Orioles in the opener of a three-game series. Chris Snyder also homered during Arizona’s five-run eighth inning and Augie Ojeda smacked a two-run shot in the ninth, as the Diamondbacks snapped a three-game skid and won for just the second time in eight contests. Aubrey Huff had three hits and an RBI for Baltimore, which wasted a decent outing by Erik Bedard and lost for a sixth straight time. Bedard allowed six hits and two runs with nine strikeouts over seven-plus innings for the Orioles, who have dropped 11 of 13 games. Doug Slaten (3-0) threw one inning to pick up the win, while Tony Pena and Jose Valverde each threw a scoreless frame to finish the game. Micah Owings was charged with six hits and three runs over six innings for the Diamondbacks, who announced before the game that Randy Johnson will miss his scheduled start Saturday due to lower back pain. Johnson began the season on the disabled list after undergoing back surgery.

Final Score: Pittsburgh 4, Chicago White Sox 2

Pittsburgh, PA - Paul Maholm pitched seven strong innings as the Pittsburgh Pirates downed the Chicago White Sox, 4-2, in the opener of a three-game interleague series at PNC Park. Maholm (3-9) gave up just one run on three hits with three walks and six strikeouts to snap a personal five-decision losing streak for the Pirates, who have won three of their last four games. Jose Bautista and Xavier Nady each went 2-for-4 with two RBI while Jack Wilson went 2-for-4 with two runs scored in the win. A.J. Pierzynski went 1-for-2 with an RBI and a run scored while Jon Garland (4-4) was handed the loss, as he gave up four runs on 11 hits in six innings for the White Sox, who have dropped four straight and nine of their last 10 games.

Final Score: Texas 7, Cincinnati 6

Cincinnati, OH - Sammy Sosa hit his 599th career home run - a grand slam in the fifth inning - and the Texas Rangers held on to beat the Cincinnati Reds, 7-6, in the start of a three-game interleague series at Great American Ballpark. Sosa, who also had a run-scoring single and finished the game with five RBI, ended a drought of 70 at-bats since his last homer, which occurred on May 22 against Minnesota. With his next home run, he will become only the fifth player in major league history to reach the 600 mark. Hank Aaron, Barry Bonds, Babe Ruth and Willie Mays are the only other players ahead of him. Ramon Vazquez also homered for Texas, which has won two straight following a three-game slide. Vicente Padilla (3-8) was struck for six runs on 12 hits over five innings, but earned his first win since May 21 and first win on the road this season for the Rangers. David Ross and Adam Dunn both homered, and Scott Hatteberg had three hits for the Reds, who have dropped three straight. Matt Belisle (5-5) yielded seven runs on nine hits, walked one and fanned five over five innings in the loss.

Final Score: Houston 5, Seattle 1

Houston, TX - Wandy Rodriguez was charged with just one run to lead the Houston Astros to a 5-1 win over the Seattle Mariners in the first of a three-game interleague set at Minute Maid Park. Rodriguez (4-6) gave up six hits and struck out seven in 7 2/3 innings of work for the Astros, who had lost four of five coming into the game. Mike Lamb went 4-for-4 with a two- run home run and three RBI, while Craig Biggio had three hits and an RBI in the win. Biggio hit his 657th double in the game, tying him with Nap Lajoie for sixth place all-time in doubles. Also, Biggio is just 12 hits away from 3,000 in his career. Felix Hernandez (3-4) was rocked for four runs on 12 hits in six innings of work, while Willie Bloomquist hit an inside-the- park home run for the Mariners, who have dropped three straight after a five-game winning streak.

Final Score: Kansas City 6, Florida 2

Kansas City, MO - Gil Meche snapped a five-start losing streak by tossing eight strong innings as the Kansas City Royals downed the Florida Marlins, 6-2, in the opener of a three-game interleague series at Kauffman Stadium. Meche (4-6), the Royals’ $55 million offseason acquisition, allowed just one run and scattered six hits to pick up his first win since May 3. Mike Sweeney hit a three-run double while Mark Teahen scored twice and added an RBI for Kansas City, which has won four out of five. Sergio Mitre (2-3) was roughed up for six runs on 12 hits over 6 1/3 innings for the Marlins, who have dropped three in a row. Miguel Olivo went 3-for-4 with a homer and two RBI in the loss.

Final Score: Milwaukee 11, Minnesota 3

Minneapolis, MN - Geoff Jenkins went 3-for-5 and hit a grand slam in the fourth inning as the Milwaukee Brewers pounded the Minnesota Twins, 11-3, in the opener of a three-game interleague set. Prince Fielder hit a two-run home run and scored three times for the Brewers, who have won three in a row and four of five. Bill Hall knocked in a pair of runs for Milwaukee while Johnny Estrada went 3-for-4 with an RBI and two runs scored. Claudio Vargas (5-1) benefited from the run support, yielding three runs — two earned — on five hits through six innings to pick up the win.Jason Kubel and Justin Morneau both homered for the Twins, who saw their four-game winning streak come to an end. Scott Baker (1-2) was tagged for six runs on seven hits through 4 2/3 innings. Ramon Ortiz took over for Baker and didn’t fare much better, giving up five runs on eight hits in 4 1/3 innings.

Final Score: Colorado 12, Tampa Bay 2

Denver, CO - Matt Holliday went 3-for-5 with four RBI, as Colorado bested Tampa Bay, 12-2, in the first of a three-game interleague series at Coors Field. Rodrigo Lopez (3-0) exited after six innings, allowing two runs and eight hits with three strikeouts in the start to remain perfect in 2007. Jeremy Affeldt, Manny Corpas and Tom Martin combined to shut down the D-Rays over the final three innings. Todd Helton went 2-for-3 with three RBI and Garrett Atkins hit a two-run homer for the Rockies, who have won three in a row and five of six to move one game above .500 (34-33). Willy Taveras collected three hits, an RBI, and scored twice, and Jamey Carroll scored a pair of runs. James Shields (6-1) suffered his first loss of the season, giving up six hits and five runs over six full innings. Shawn Camp was tagged for four hits and four runs over one-third of an inning in relief. Carlos Pena knocked in a run for the Devil Rays, who have dropped three in a row. Delmon Young added his eighth homer of the season, Jonny Gomes was 3- for-4, and Ty Wigginton had two hits and scored a run.

Final Score: Oakland 14, St. Louis 3

Oakland, CA - Dan Haren threw seven strong innings to win his eighth consecutive decision, as the Athletics spoiled Tony La Russa’s return to Oakland with a 14-3 milestone victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. Jason Kendall stroked a two-run double during a six-run third inning for the A’s, who recorded their 8,000th win as a franchise since it began play in 1901. Dan Johnson belted a three-run homer, Mark Kotsay drove in three runs and Eric Chavez also homered for Oakland, which won for the 11th time in 13 games. Jack Cust had three hits and scored three times. Haren (8-2), a second-round pick of the Cardinals in 2001 who joined the A’s after being traded as part of the Mark Mulder deal in 2004, allowed six hits and three runs — two earned — while walking three and fanning eight batters. He hasn’t lost since April 7 in Anaheim, his second start of the year, and continues to lead the majors with a 1.64 ERA. Haren has allowed two earned runs or fewer in each of his last 12 starts, the longest such streak in Oakland history. Jim Nash held the previous mark in 1968. This was La Russa’s first game in Oakland since he joined the Cardinals in 1996. With La Russa at the helm Oakland won four division titles, three pennants and the 1989 World Series over his 10-year span with the A’s. La Russa saw his team commit a costly error and allow 14 hits in losing for the sixth time in eight games. Braden Looper (6-6) lost his third straight decision, giving up eight hits and eight runs — seven earned — over 4 1/3 innings before departing with tightness in his right shoulder.

Final Score: LA Dodgers 2, LA Angels of Anaheim 1

Los Angeles, CA - Derek Lowe outdueled Ervin Santana, as the Dodgers edged the Angels, 2-1, in the latest edition of the Freeway Series at Dodger Stadium. Lowe (7-6) allowed just one run and four hits over seven innings, while recording a career-high 11 strikeouts. His biggest test of the night came in the sixth, when he allowed a two-out single to Chone Figgins before fanning Orlando Cabrera to end the inning. It was just the 19th time this season Cabrera has gone down on strikes, with the noise from the capacity crowd more reminiscent of a playoff atmosphere than a mid-season contest. Luis Gonzalez added a two-run single, and Takashi Saito pitched out of trouble in the ninth to earn his 19th save for the Dodgers, who have won four straight and also broke a five-game losing streak to their cross-town rivals. Santana (5-7) allowed just two runs on five hits, walked a pair and struck out four in seven innings for the Angels, who had won two straight coming in. Casey Kotchman knocked in the lone run.

Final Score: Chicago 4, San Diego 1

Chicago, IL - Ted Lilly hurled eight brilliant innings as Chicago downed San Diego, 4-1, in the opener of a three-game set at Wrigley Field. Lilly (5-4) rebounded from his shortest stint of the year to match his longest. The veteran lefty, who was ejected after just two-thirds of an inning for throwing at Edgar Renteria of the Atlanta Braves in his last outing, allowed only one run on six hits to pick up the win. Ryan Dempster tossed a perfect ninth to earn his 15th save of the year. Mike Fontenot hit a two-run home run and drove in three runs for the Cubs, who won their third straight contest. Alfonso Soriano added a solo shot for Chicago while Derrek Lee finished 4-for-4 to raise his batting average to .342 on the season. Adrian Gonzalez had an RBI triple to account for the only offense for the Padres, who have lost five of seven games. David Wells (3-4) surrendered four runs on 10 hits in six innings of work en route to the loss.