Baseball standings and schedule details from the East Central divisions
East Division standings show New York leading with 71 wins and 49 losses followed by Boston and Toronto. Central features Cleveland atop with 67-52, Minnesota at 56-56, and Kansas City at 48-72. West lists Seattle at 87-3 and Oakland 68-52. Wednesday results include Seattle 6 Boston 2 and Detroit 5 Anaheim 1. Thursday fixtures cover multiple interdivision games with start times.
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Weekend Sports Schedule For May Weekend Games
A dense listing of daily broadcasts across baseball football golf boxing tennis and track including Seattle at Boston Atlanta at Colorado Jacksonville at N Y Giants Cleveland at Charlotte Mets at Los Angeles and Sacramento at Utah with times and network channels such as FOXFAM TBS ESPN2 TNT CMSI PAX and KIUL plus a World Series youth game in Williamsport and a NASCAR Winston Cup qualifying in Brooklyn Michigan.
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Braves Top Rockies Behind Burkett Hurling
Atlanta beat Colorado 7 to 4 as Burkett earned the win and Hampton the loss. Homers came from A Jones CJones and Biordan, boosting the Braves in a National League contest.
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Pro Football Pro Basketball Preview in Miami and New York
The card lists games with Miami at New York scheduled Tuesday August 21 with 11am start and a second time 6 or 7. The items mix football and basketball in a single note indicating venue and timing for the two teams.
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Friday's Events Quiet as Playoff Semifinals Loom
No events listed for Friday. The Women's United Soccer Association semifinals set for Saturday feature New York visiting Bay Area at 3 30 p m and Philadelphia traveling to Atlanta at 5 45 p m with two tightly matched playoff games.
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Garden City High School reserved tickets pickup notice
Garden City High School announces reserved seat tickets will be available Monday. Ticketholders may collect their passes at the GCHS athletic office.
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Abe Hubert athletes reminded of practices
Seventh and eighth grade athletes at Abe Hubert Middle School are reminded that practice for fall sports season is underway. Football practices for seventh and eighth graders begin at 7 30 a.m. and 6 p.m. and run one and a half hours. Eighth grade volleyball practice is from 3 30 to 5 p.m. and the seventh grade volleyball team practices from 9 30 to 11 a.m.
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Garden City group to sponsor watermelon feed Friday
Sideliners, the Garden City High School football parent group, will host a watermelon feed at Memorial Stadium Friday at 7 p.m., followed by a short meeting. Also, Garden City Recreation Commission sets Friday as the deadline to register for youth soccer leagues for ages 5 to 12, with a $20 participation fee and scholarship options. The program age cut-off is July 31, and details are available by calling 276 1200.
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Seles Mauresmo Serena advance at AT&T Classic
Monica Seles won her opening match at the Rogers AT&T Cup beating qualifier Marissa Irvine 6-3 6-2 while top seeds Amelie Mauresmo Serena Williams Amanda Coetzer Meghann Shaughnessy Sandrine Testud Anke Huber and Barbara Schett moved through. Seeded players Magdalena Maleeva and Chanda Rubin exited or withdrew in Indianapolis context notes.
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Agassi and Roddick Into Legg Mason Third Round
Andre Agassi, seeded No 1, defeats Wayne Black 6-3 6-4 to reach the Legg Mason Classic third round. Andy Roddick advances with a 7-6 6-3 win over Paradorn Srichaphan. Hrbaty, Gambill, Lapentti, and Rusedski also win in Washington.
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H&R Block Offers 11-Week Tax Preparation Course
Thousands learn income tax preparation with H&R Block flexible 11 week program starting September 10 at area locations. Course covers tax laws and nuts and bolts and aims to boost knowledge or support a second career training. enrollment or completion is not a job guarantee. AA EEO M/F/D/V.
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Multiple MLB and NBA player moves and coaching hires
The notes itemize roster changes across MLB teams including Jose Nieves io list move and Jeff DaVanon recall for the Angels, Rolando Arroyo and Brian Daubach on the Red Sox DL, Chad Allen and John Barnes updates for the Twins, Aaron Boone and other players on various DLs. plus NBA Nets waiving Chris Dudley, WNBA Miami Sol injuries, NFL issues, and extensive NHL, MLS, and college athletic appointments and condense several resignations, signings, and promotions across leagues.
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Earl Anthony dies after fall at New Berlin home
Hall of Fame bowler Earl Anthony, 63, died from a stairway fall at a friend Ed Baur’s New Berlin residence. Police and medical examiners said head trauma caused his death, with toxicology pending. Anthony, a six time bowler of the year and a bowling icon of the 1970s, had $1.2 million in career winnings and 41 tour wins.
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