All-Star sports lineup features Chicago baseball and LA boxing
Wednesday night listings include Gametime Baseball at seven from FOX in Chicago and ESPN2 coverage of a USBA super middleweight title bout Jeff Lacy versus Richard Grant in Los Angeles. Also ESPN2 airs the AAA All-Star Baseball in Memphis at seven and ESPN carries World Swimming from Barcelona with a same day tape.
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FOX
Chicago
ESPN2
Jeff Lacy
Richard Grant
USBA
Los
Angeles
ESPN
Barcelona
Spain
Baseball Major Stats and All-Star Selections Summary
A compiled list of player stats and awards includes batting leaders like Pujols and Bonds, stolen base leaders such as Pierre, pitching leaders like Halladay and Clemens, saves leaders including Urbina and Gagne, and an All-Star selections roster by the AP. Teams mentioned include New York, Seattle, Toronto, Boston, Chicago, and more, with numerous player names and seasonal figures.
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New York
Bboone
Seattle
Wells
Toronto
Gonzalez
Texas
Asoriano
Anderson
Anaheim
A Rodriguez
Suzuki
Beltran
Kansas City
Crawford
Tampa Bay
Damon
Boston
A Sanchez
Detroit
Baldelli
Halladay
Dwells
Clowe
Ponson
Baltimore
Moyer
Thudson
Oakland
Pineiro
Loaiza
Chicago
Clemens
Mussina
Partinez
Wakefield
Pettitte
Saves
Urbina
MacDougal
Foulke
Dbaez
Cleveland
Percival
Guardado
Minnesota
Pujols
St. Louis
Helton
Colorado
Vidro
Montreal
Lieberthal
Philadelphia
Reriteria
Sheffield
Atlanta
Podsednik
Milwaukee
Rms
Sexson
Jenkins
Renteria
Pierre
Florida
PrWilson
Grissom
San Francisco
Lcastillo
Lgonzalez
Arizona
ShGreen
Los Angeles
Miles
Rolen
Triples
Furcal
Cpatterson
L Walker
Wigginton
A Gonzalez
Jencarnacion
E Young
Goodwin Chicago
Lofton
Pittsburgh
Willis
Williams
RuOrtiz
Chacon
Robertson
Houston
Hamirez
Ishii
Los
Wood
Prior
Jazquez
Schmidt
Nemo
Wolf
Millwood
Associated Press
Jorge Posada
N.Y
Yankees
Carlos Delgado
Alfonso Soriano
Troy Glaus
Alex Rodriguez
Hideki Matsui
Manny Ramirez
Ichiro Suzuki
Edgar Martinez
Ramon Hernandez
Jason Varite
Albert Pujols
Gary Sheffield
Paul Lo Duca
Richie Sexson
Aaron Boone
Cincinnati
Luis Castillo
Jose Vidro
Mike Lowell
Rafael Furcal
Jim Edmonds
Luis Gonzalez
Geoff Jenkins
Andruw Jones
Rondell White
San Diego
Preston Wilson
Armando Benitez
N.Y. Mets
Kevin Brown
Shawn Chacon
Eric Gagne
Russ Ortiz
Mark Prior
Chicago Cubs
Jason Schmidt
John Smoltz
Billy Wagner
Woody Williams
Mike Williams
Dontrelle Willis
Randy Wolf
Kerry Wood
Dodgers sign Henderson and Burnitz from Mets
Los Angeles adds Rickey Henderson a 44 year old future hall of famer who left Newark to join the Dodgers. New York receives three minor leaguers Victor Diaz Josefo Diaz and Kole Strayhorn with part of Burnitz salary also paid.
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LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Rickey Henderson
Jeremy Burnitz
New York Mets
Henderson
Newark Bears
Mets
Victor Diaz
Josefo Diaz
Kole Strayhorn
New York
Burnitz
Outlaw Signs First NBA Contract With Trail Blazers
TUALATIN Ore AP high schooler Travis Outlaw signed his first NBA contract with the Portland Trail Blazers as the 28rd pick of the draft's first round. He is 18 years old and joins the NBA roster after being drafted out of high school.
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Tualatin
Ore
Travis Outlaw
Portland Trail Blazers
Louisville guard Bryant Northern dismissed from team
Louisville state capital city Louisville AP reports Bryant Northern a 6-foot 175 pound reserve guard was dismissed after arrest on theft and forgery charges. He admitted stealing two checks from a home he visited and attempting to cash them for more than 3000 dollars.
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Louisville
Bryant Northern
Price files $20 million suit against Alabama
Former Alabama football coach Mike Price filed a $20 million lawsuit against the university claiming wrongful termination after allegations related to his conduct at a Florida golf outing. The suit seeks damages and reinstatement.
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Price
Alabama
Washington State
Crimson Tide
Birmingham
Ala
Mike Price
University
Florida
Sweeney Leaves Bruins for Dallas Stars
Don Sweeney signs a one year contract with the Dallas Stars ending a 15 year career with the Boston Bruins. He debuted in 1988-89 and played 1,052 NHL games, ranking third in Bruins history behind Ray Bourque and John Bucyk.
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Dallas
Boston
Bouchard Signs One Year Deal With Sabres
BUFFALO N Y AP The Buffalo Sabres signed unrestricted free agent defenseman Joel Bouchard to a one year contract. Terms were not disclosed.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Buffalo Sabres
Joel Bouchard
Tour de France Stage Nine results from Gap
In Gap France the ninth stage from Le Bourg d Oisans to Gap covered 114.4 miles. Vinokourov led the stage at 5 hours 2 minutes with Bettini Mayo Armstrong close behind. Armstrong leads overall at 40 15 26 with Vinokourov 21 seconds back and Mayo 1 02 behind.
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Associated Press
Gap
France
le Bourg d'Oisans
Alexandre Vinokourov
Kazakhstan
Team Telekom
Paolo Bettini
Italy
Quick Step-Davitamon
Iban Mayo
Spain
Euskaltel-Euskadi
Lance Armstrong
United States
U.S. Postal Service
Ivan Basso
Fassa Bortolo
Georg Totschnig
Austria
Gerolsteiner
Tyler Hamilton
Team
CSC
USPS
Francisco Mancebo
Ibanesto.com
Jan Ullrich
Germany
Bianchi
van Basso
Roberto Heras
Haimar Zubeldia
Denis Menchov
Russia
On Tap Today's Events No Events Scheduled
Legion baseball at 6 p.m. features Scott City visiting Garden City Blues. No other events listed for Wednesday.
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Legion Baseball
Scott City
Garden City Blues
Monday to Wednesday sports schedule and standings
Monday and Tuesday games listed for NBA and MLS with times. The MLS standings show MetroStars leading with 7 wins, 4 losses and 8 ties, Chicago, New England, Columbus, D C United, Western teams Kansas City San Jose Colorado Los Angeles and Dallas in order with goals for and against. Wednesday features additional MLS and MLS notes along with a baseball transaction: Brandon Phillips optioned to Buffalo.
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Sacramento
Cleveland
Washington
New York
Houston
Seattle
Phoenix
Los Angeles
San Antonio
Minnesota
Neoa Detroit
Indiana
MetroStars
Chicago
New England
Columbus
D.C. United
Kansas City
San Jose
Colorado
Dallas
D.C
Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
Brandon Phillips
Buffalo
Henderson Acquires Burnitz and League Signing Frenzy
A multi sport roundup notes Henderson trading Jeremy Burnitz to the Mets for Victor Diaz and two pitchers. NBA Phoenix Suns sign Zarko Cabarkapa for three years, Portland adds Travis Outlaw. NFL Panthers re sign Emmanuel McDaniel. Bears waive Henry Burris. Packers add Ear Cochran Kamau Peterson. Jets sign Derek Pagel. Steelers release Roy Hockey. NHL moves include Bruins re signing P J Axelsson and Sabres D Joel Bouchard. Hurricanes D Allan Rourke. Stars D Don Sweeney. Predators acquire Mike Farrell and sign Ben Simon. Islanders re sign Radek Martinek. Rangers re sign Greg de Vries. Flyers add Brunelle Hope Kane and re sign White Vandermeer Siklenka. Coyotes sign Jakub Koreis. Penguins sign Ryan Malone. Leafs re sign Perrott. Capitals sign Podkonicky and Stroshein. MISL grants Monterrey expansion for 2003-04. College notes include CSU coach Sayer five year deal. multiple named athletic staff at Florida Atlantic, Indiana, James Madison, Lamar, Muhlenberg, NJIT, New Orleans, Niagara, Rochester, Rockford, San Diego, Wooster, WPI, Yale.
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OB Henry Burris
Green Bay Packers
DE Ear Cochran
Kamau Peterson
NEW York Jets
Derek Pagel
Pittsburgh Steelers
DT Roy
Hockey
National Hockey League
Boston Bruins
P.J. Axelsson
Buffalo Sabres
Joel Bouchard
Carolina Hurricanes
Allan Rourke
Dallas Stars
Don Sweeney
Nashville Predators
Mike Farrell
Washington
Alexa Riazantsev
Ben Simon
NEW York Islanders
Radek Martinek
NEW York Rangers
Greg de Vries
Philadelphia Flyers
Mathieu Brunelle
Joey Hope
Boyd Kane
Peter White
Peter Vandermeer
Mike Siklenka
Phoenix Coyotes
Jakub Koreis
Pittsburgh Penguins
Ryan Malone
Toronto Maple Leafs
Nathan Perrott
Washington Capitals
Andrej Podkonicky
Garret Stroshein
Major Indoor Soccer League
MISL
Monterrey
Mexico
Colorado State
Dale Sayer
Florida Atlantic
Craig Angelos
Indiana
Marshall Goss
James Madison
Johan Dulfer
Kerri-Ann Grosso
LAMAR
April Harriman Wor
Muhlenberg
Sam Beidieman
Athleti
NJIT
al Alonso
NEW Orleans
Willie Randolph
Niagara
Michele Dubert
Rochester
David G.D. Kay
Rockford
Brian Nelson
SAN Diego
Tom Iannacone
Wooster
Keith D. Beckett
WPI
Dave Abraham
Toronto Blue Jays
YALE
Erin Appleman
Womer Enack
Star names All Time Baseball Team KC Star selects all time lineup
The Kansas City Star and Negro Leagues Baseball Museum pick an all time Kansas City baseball team. Only three Royals appear, all from 1985 World Series era, with a roster mixing Monarchs Athletics Blues Cowboys and Blue Stockings including Banks Mantle Paige Robinson ONeil Smith Hamilton Nichols Jackson Hunter and Quisenberry among others.
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Kansas City
Royals
Kansas City Star
Negro Leagues Baseball Museum
Joe Posnanski
Ernie Banks
Banks
Monarchs
Chicago
Mickey Mantle
Blues
New York Yankees
Satchel Paige
Paige
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Elston Howard
Buck O’neil
Chicago Cubs
Hilton Smith
Satch
Billy Hamilton
Cowboys
Bullet Joe
Rogan
Casey
Stengel
Kid Nichols
Blue Stockings
Reggie Jackson
Athletics
October
Oakland
K.C. As
Jim Hunter
Catfish
George Brett
Brett
Frank White
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Mueller
Bradley
Blalock
M Young
Garciaparra
Mramirez
RMNS
Cdelgado
A Soriano
Suzuki Seattle
RBI
Celgado
JaGiambi
Mamirez
Matsui
J Gonzalez
Hits—Suzuki
Ganderson
Huff
Catalanotto
Memphis, Tenn
Saves—Smortz
Gagne
Wagner
MiWilliams
Biddle
Benitez
Williamson
Worrell
Yeeng
Dodgers
Cabarkapa
Phoenix Suns
Zarko Cabarkapa
Serbia
Outlaw
LeBron James
Fort Collins
Colo
Dale Layer
Rams
Layer
Christine Susemihl
Trail Blazers
Sean F. Booye
American Board of Pediatric Surgery
E. Fulton Terrace
Garden City
Sweeney
Bruins
Bouchard
Ioe
Francisca Mancebo
Same
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National Basketball Association
Pet GB
United Soccer Association
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Carolina
Mantle
Dan Quisenberry
Sandhill Orthopaedic & Smr
Michael Baughman
EACS
Mark Williams
DOTU
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