Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights From AP
East and West divisions list team records and games behind with standings. Recent and upcoming games include Toronto Minnesota Texas Yankees Chicago White Sox Kansas City Boston Anaheim Seattle Cleveland Oakland Detroit and Baltimore. The schedule features Wednesday results, Friday games, and wildcard glance notes from The Associated Press.
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Weekend Sports Schedule Highlights and Matchups
A crowded day across leagues features baseball with Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs and St. Louis at Chicago Cubs on WGN, plus White Sox at Kansas City on KTUL. NFL preseason games include Kansas City at Jacksonville and Indianapolis at Minnesota. Golf, tennis, racing, boxing, horse racing, and WNBA playoff semifinals fill the slate with regional and network coverage details.
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Top 25 Football Schedule and Conference WNBA Pairings
The snippet lists early season college football matchups with top teams Oklahoma Nebraska Wisconsin and Georgia Tech plus a WNBA conference schedule involving New York and Charlotte. It notes game times, venues, and potential tiebreaker scenarios across Aug 24 to 27.
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On Tap Today Sports Digest Highlights College and High School Events
Garden City scrimmage at Memorial Stadium 7 30 p m. Ulysses and Greeley County meet Cimarron at 10 a m. Pro and college action includes New England at Tampa Bay Sunday 5 p m. Transactions note SCCA moves national HQ to Topeka in 2002. Tigers Redman activated. Rangers sign Teixeira. Cubs Prior signs. Marlins Owens activated. Heat trades Hardaway. Bears make QB McNown deal.
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Jeff Abbott
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Antonio Chicago Bears
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Pro Sports Moves And Coaching Changes Across NFL NHL and Colleges
The report records 2002 player signings and releases across NFL teams and NHL signings, plus numerous college coaching and staff changes. Notable NFL items include Browns releasing Pyne and Hasselbach, Packers claiming Fields, Patriots signing Cox and Phifer, and Hasselbeck contract with Seattle. College notes cover Veranda James leaving Arizona, Tom McElroy and Charlie Elwood appointments, and several program resignations and appointments.
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Chicago Blackhawks
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Detroit Red Wings
Brett Hull
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Jason Kepner
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Youth Baseball World Championship Blasts Through Aug Schedule
In South Lake Charles Louisiana and multiple global sites teams competed from Aug 21 to Aug 26. Hagatna Guam and Tokyo Kitasuna posted wins while Apopka Florida and Oceanside California advanced with strong showings. Final matchups feature United States versus International champions at 5 30 p m Sunday.
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Canned food practice rescheduled for Monday
The Kenneth Henderson Middle School seventh and eighth grade football teams had a canned food practice session postponed and now will hold the rescheduled event on Monday.
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Defending champ still alive at U S Amateur
Jeff Quinney beat Chet Reavie 4 and 3 to reach the match play phase of the U S Amateur, aiming to match Tiger Woods as the first repeat champion since Woods. Mundorf suffered a major upset as Greg Earnhardt edged him 1 up after each took risky drives and late bogeys in the back nine.
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Apopka Reaches U.S. Little League Final
Apopka Florida defeated Brownsburg Indiana 6 to 1 in a U S semifinal at the Little League World Series. Will Blankenship hit a three run homer in the first inning as Apopka improved to 3 1 and earned a spot in Saturday’s U S championship against the Rolando Paulino led Bronx New York or Oceanside California winner. Japan routed Mexico 15 to 5 in international play and will meet Guam or the Netherlands Antilles in the international championship.
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NFL hires replacement officials amid union dispute
New York AP reports the NFL began hiring replacement officials at 4000 each, guaranteed 2000 for two games, and ready to field them for the final preseason. In Davie, Miami Dolphins trade two draft picks to Chicago Bears for quarterback Cade McNown, a 1999 first-round pick.
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