Braves place Remlinger on the DL and DFA Wengert
The Atlanta Braves moved reliever Mike Remlinger to the disabled list retroactive to June 23 due to a strained left elbow. Don Wengert was designated for assignment. Dave Stevens and Ismael Villegas were recalled from Triple-A Richmond.
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Augusta at Capital City 7 05 p m
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TV Sports Schedule Highlights Today
At 1 18 p.m. New York plays Cleveland in women’s basketball on ESPM. At 9 p.m. the United States faces Brazil in women’s soccer on ESPN2. Tomorrow 10 a.m. Wimbledon tennis coverage continues. Sox visit Twins on ESPN2. Expos at Braves on TBS at 17 p.m. Diamondbacks at Astros on ESPN at 18 p.m. Mariners at Angels at 1 10 p.m.
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Belvedere Dominates Johnston In Dixie Youth Game
Belvedere claimed a 10-2 victory over Johnston at Howard Field as Jeff Wright pitched four strong innings, Marty Gantt drove in three, and Todd Hatfield added two hits and a RBI. Cody McElhaney doubled for two RBIs, and coach Jack Benjamin praised the team’s base path aggression and overall effort. In the day’s elimination, Batesburg-Leesville advanced by forcing 13 walks and scoring in two big innings.
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Sub District 20 thwarts Bettis Academy and Belvedere routs
In Howard Field games Batesburg-Leesville crushed Bettis Academy 25 0 eliminating Bettis Academy while Belvedere routed Johnston 10 2. Sunday schedule has Batesburg-Leesville vs Edge field at 6 p.m. and Belvedere vs Midland Valley at 8 p.m. Sub District 28 at Riverview Park features Jackson 20 Aiken 6 and Gregg Park 15 Beech Island 11 with Beech Island eliminated. Gregg Park vs Aiken at 6 p.m. and Jackson vs North Augusta at 8 p.m.
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Jackson Keeps Unbeaten Run In Dixie Youth Minors
Jackson stays undefeated as it routs Aiken American 20 6 to advance in the Dixie Youth Sub District 2B at Riverview Park. North Augusta awaits a top matchup tonight at 8 as both teams seek a 2 0 record, with coach DeDe McKinney calling the feat historic for back to back wins.
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Braves stay atop NL East with 10-2 rout of Mets
Tom Glavine won his first game in six weeks as Atlanta defeated New York 10-2 at Shea. Javy Lopez homered twice and drove in three as the Braves split the four game series to stay two games ahead of the Mets. Mike Piazza hit his 15th straight RBI in the seventh.
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Braves Rocker ends trip with Mets split at Shea Stadium
John Rocker wrapped up a troubled week with the Braves in New York as Atlanta beat the Mets 10-2 to split the four game series. Rocker, once despised in the city for past remarks, appeared in left field and did not pitch the final three games. Teammate Brian Jordan praised his week and apology on the big screen, while Mets fans booed and security kept order.
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Trippi dominates Belmont in Tom Fool Handicap win
Dogwood Stable's Trippi defeated older rivals by 4 1/2 lengths in the Grade II Tom Fool Handicap at Belmont Park. The colt won in 1 21.3 over seven furlongs, earning 90,000 to raise career earnings to 428,400. Cornish Snow was runner-up, Sailor's Warning third, with plans to target Breeders' Cup Sprint and Amsterdam and King's Bishop later in August.
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