Major League Leaders in Batting and Power
The AP lists American League leaders with batting averages for RAlomar Cleveland 358 Suzuki Seattle 347 Gonzalez Cleveland 347 Mamirez Boston 335 pes et 333 McGriff Tampa Bay 330 Lawton Minnesota 325 Runs Suzuki Seattle 76 R Rodriguez Texas 74 MJSweeney Kansas City 70 Lawton Minnesota 67 Stewart Toronto 65 BBoone Seattle 65 Mondesi Toronto 62 RBI Mamirez Boston 84 BBoone Seattle 84 J Gonzalez Cleveland 83 ARodriguez Texas 73 EMartinez Seattle 67 RPaimeiro Texas 67 MJSweeney Kansas City 65 HITS Suzuki Seattle 134 Stewart Toronto 118 Kansas City 35 EMartinez Seattle 27 Stewart Toronto 26 EChavez Oakland 25 JaGiambi Oakland 25 Fullmer Toronto 23 Lawton Minnesota 23 Greer Texas 23 Triples Couzman Minnesota 13 Suzuki Seattle 7 Stewart Toronto 6 Cedeno Detroit 6 RAlomar Cleveland 6 JEncarnacion Detroit 5 Cameron Seattle Home Runs Mamirez Boston 26 Thome Cleveland 26 A Rodriguez Texas 25 Big Texas 25 CDelgado Toronto 24 J Gonzalez 23 Glaus Anaheim 22 BBoone Seattle 22 Stolen Bases Suzuki Seattle 28 Cedeno Detroit 28 Knoblauch New York 26 Soriano New York 24 aes Seattle 23 Hairston Baltimore 19 Cameron 18
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Seattle
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Boston
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Tampa Bay
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Minnesota
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Texas
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Kansas City
Stewart
Toronto
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Echavez
Oakland
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Detroit
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New York
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Florida
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Houston
Helton
Colorado
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Vina
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Kent
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Los Angeles
Bonds
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Arizona
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Chicago
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Rollins
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Pierre
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Atlanta
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Chiefs Sign Free Agent Derrick Mayes to Add Depth
Kansas City Chiefs sign five year veteran Derrick Mayes to bolster receiving corps after Sylvester Morris knee surgery. Mayes, a one year deal per WDAF TV, replaces Morris and joins Derrick Alexander as the Chiefs' experienced wideout. Mayes best season was 1999 with Seattle with 62 receptions for 829 yards and 10 TDs.
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Top seed Voltchkov among four seeds to fall
In Newport Rhode Island top seed Vladimir Voltchkov of Belarus lost in the opening round of the Hall of Fame Championships. He dropped 4-6 6-1 6-2 to James Blake as wild card Mardy Fish upset eighth seed Andrei Stokarov 64 5-7 7-5. Fourth seed Anthony Dupuis fell 7-6 7-5 to Neville Godwin and fifth seed Lars Burgsmuller lost 6-3 6-2 to Martin Lee.
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Harvard
Mardy Fish
United States
Andrei Stokarov
Russia
Anthony Dupuis
France
Neville Godwin
Britain
Lars Burgsmuller
Germany
Martin Lee
All Star and Pro Baseball Boxing Night on ESPN Fox
Listings feature seven paces of sports for Wednesday with baseball game at Seattle Montreal boxing bout at Montreal and golf charity event at Barrington Rhode Island ESPN2 coverage of AAA All Star and WNBA game in Los Angeles Phoenix plus detailed pitching and batting leaders across MLB and NL with names like Clemens Rivera and Helton highlighted along with team matchups and times.
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Tour de France results from Antwerp race by AP
Cyclists from Belgium France and other nations contested a 136.71 mile stage from Calais to Antwerp. Mare Wauters of Rabobank led at 4 hours 35 minutes 47 seconds with many riders from Festina Lampre Rabobank and U S Postal Service finishing at the same time or within seconds. Overall standings after two stages list Wauters first with O Grady six seconds behind.
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Bruguera Falls in Swiss Open First Round Upset
Sergi Bruguera, a three time Swiss Open champion, is ousted in the first round by compatriot Alberto Martin 1-6 6-2 6-4. Franco Squillari and Felix Mantilla advanced to the second round, with Squillari beating George Basil 7-5 6-4 and Mantilla defeating Harel Levy 6-1 7-6(2) to stay within one stroke of the leaders at Pecan Valley Golf Club. Vargas, aged 17, led after the first round of his Public Links debut with four birdies.
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Faxon and Player tied for lead at 13-under par 58
Brad Faxon Gary Player and Tim Herron Dudley Hart shot 13-under 58 to lead the CWS Charity Classic after the first round. The Rhode Island Country Club record had stood at 59 since 1999. The event is a 36-hole best-ball with a $1.1 million purse.
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Brad Faxon
Gary Player
Tim Herron
Dudley Hart
Rhode Island Country Club
Jeff Sluman
Stuart Appleby
Five golfers tied for first at U.S. public links event
In San Antonio five players led after the opening stroke play round of the U S Amateur Public Links Championship with 1 under par 70s. Kyle Willmann Edmond Oklahoma Matt Cohn La Jolla California Nick Cassini Athens Georgia Tom Johnson Fair Oaks California and James Vargas Miami shared the lead.
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Edmond
Okla
Matt Cohn
la Jolla
Calif
Nick Cassini
Athens, Ga
Tom Johnson
Fair Oaks
James Vargas
Miami
Bull rider in fair condition after bull stomp injury
SHAWNEE Okla AP A bull rider 19 year old Jay Conner of Lindsay remained in fair condition after a stomp during an eight second ride at the International Finals Youth Rodeo He was taken to Shawnee Regional Hospital and then to Baptist Medical Center in Oklahoma City Doctors said one lung was bruised and a possible fracture to the sternum was being evaluated
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Legion baseball schedule and standings update
Finney County Blues host Ulysses at 6 p.m. this Wednesday the 5:30 p.m. tourney night features Finney County Bandits versus Great Bend in Dodge City and Liberal facing Finney County Blues. Listed players include Mechtley Kevin Topeka Mosimann Joe Topeka and Carlson Drew Mission Hills among others with 70s and 74s listed for multiple clubs.
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New York Beats Indiana 72 65 In Pro Basketball
New York defeated Indiana 72 to 65 Tuesday as Seattle faced Cleveland, Miami faced Orlando, Portland played Minnesota, Los Angeles met Utah and Houston clashed with Sacramento in later games.
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Regional AAU Track results and 2001 Junior Olympics path
Readable results from the 2001 Region 8 AAU Track and Field Championships held in Columbia Missouri detail top finishes by Garden City athletes in boys and youth divisions across events such as 800 meters shot put and relays. The meet tests top youths for advancement to the Junior Olympics with many Garden City performers earning high placements.
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Alex Washington
Garden City
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Multiple MLB Trades and Roster Moves Reported
Transactions show Angels optioned Lary Barnes to Salt Lake. Jays agreed with Isaac Jorg and Michael Wassong. Braves recalled Jesse Garcia. Mets waived Darryl Hamilton. Pacific Coast league notices Angels Pena placed on the injured list. Husted moved to Jacksonville. Gagne added to roster. California, Northern and other leagues detail promotions, recalls, suspensions, signings, and trades including Alex Fajardo, Marco Pernalete, Brian Specht, and more. Basketball notes include Pistons appointing Tony Brown as assistant coach and 76ers promoting Karen Frascona and Chris Wallace to key roles.
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Rancho Cucamonga Quakes
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Arkansas
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Fresno
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Lincoln Saltdogs
James Kash
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Mike Bertotti
Andre Keene
Sioux City
Ricky Casteel
Schaumburg
Phillips shines for Liberty in victory over Fever
Tari Phillips scored 20 points and grabbed 14 rebounds as the New York Liberty edged the Indiana Fever 72 to 65 to seize sole possession of first place in the Eastern Conference. Weatherspoon added 13 points and six assists while Johnson and Robinson were sidelined by injuries. The Fever, led by Nadine Malcolm with 23 points, dropped to 5-11 as Catchings was lost for the season with a right knee injury.
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