Weekend MLB Schedule Headlines Key Matchups
Major league games slated with Cleveland at Anaheim, Boston at Seattle, Minnesota at Detroit, Chicago White Sox at Texas, Baltimore at Boston, Kansas City at Detroit, Toronto at New York Yankees, Chicago White Sox at Cleveland, Anaheim at Texas, Tampa Bay at Minnesota, Oakland at Seattle. Timings vary from 3:05 to 9:05 p.m. Local listings indicate pitcher matchups including Westbrook, Washburn, Lohse, Bonderman, Garland, Wasdin, May, Marath, Hentgen, Vazquez, Buehrie, C Lee, Dres e, Halama, Radke, Zho, and Blackley.
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Minnesota
Lohse
Detroit
Bonderman
Chicago White Sox
Garland
Texas
Wasdin
Baltimore
Bedard
Boston
P. Martinez
Kansas City
Marath
Toronto
Hentgen
N.Y
Yankees
Vazquez
Buehrie
Cleveland
C.lee
Anaheim
Escobar
Drese
Tampa Bay
Halama
Radke
Pam
Oakland
Zho
Seattle
Blackley
Associated Press
New York
Texas A
N.Y. Yankees
White Sox
Cabrera
Greinke
Contreras
V.zambrano
Bush
Harden
Vguerrero
Lawton
Damon
M Young
Cguillen
Crawford
Arodriguez
Multiple Sports Schedule Highlights Across U.S. Networks
A busy lineup features baseball games including St Louis at Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs, Kansas City at Detroit, Anaheim at Texas. boxing with Jorge Lacierva versus Joe Morales in Providence. cycling Tour de France stage 16 time trial. Evian Masters golf first round in France. and a women's national team soccer match United States versus Australia in Blaine Minnesota, all airing on ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN2 and KIUL 1240 AM.
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WGN
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
ESPN2
Jorge Lacierva
Joe Morales
Providence
R.I
ESPN
Cincinnati
Anaheim
Texas
FOXSN
Kansas City
Detroit
San Diego
San Francisco
Bourg d’Oisans
L Alpe d’Huez
France
Evian-les-Baines
U.S
Australia
Blaine
Minn
Baseball scores and schedules from Tuesday and Wednesday play
Major League action includes Los Angeles topping Houston 7-6 and San Diego routing Colorado 13-6. Tuesday’s linescore features Baltimore at Kansas City and San Diego at Colorado. Wednesday slate lists Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs and Florida at Philadelphia among others with multiple late games.
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Los Angeles
Houston
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
San Diego
Colorado
San Francisco
Arizona
Milwaukee
D.davis
Cincinnati
Claussen
St Louis
Morris
Busch
Montreal
L. Hernandez
Pittsburgh
S.burnett
Florida
Bump
N.Y
Mets
Trachsel
Philadelphia
Milton
Atlanta
Wright
Weaver
Munro
Eaton
Jennings
J.williams
Johnson
P.wilson
Clement
A.J. Burnett
Millwood
Patterson
Estes
Ishii
Peavy
Rueter
Associated Press
American League
Baltimore
Kansas City
Ponson
Grimsley
Bryan
Julio
Jo Lopez
BriAnderson
Seanez
Sullivan
Huisman
Buck
W—Ponson
L— BriAnderson
Tejada
Harvey
Valdez
Witasick
Linebrink
Neal
Ojeda
Stark
Driskill
Simpson
Dohmann
Chacon
C Johnson
W—Ivaldez
L— Stark
Long
L Walker
Burnitz
National Basketball Association
Lee
New York
San Antonio
Indiana
Charlotte
Connecticut
Detroit
Phoenix
Washington
D.C. United
New England
Dallas
San Jose
Columbus
Chicago
MetroStars
Earnhardt Jr Released After Warmup Crash Fire
Dale Earnhardt Jr was released from UC Davis Medical Center after a Sunday crash at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma that burned his face and legs. The second degree burns affected about 6 percent of his body. He exited the car on his own and is set to race next weekend at New Hampshire International Speedway.
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Sacramento
Calif
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Nascar
Dale Earnhardt
University of California-Davis Medical Center
Infineon Raceway
Sonoma
Earnhardt
Steve Crisp
Dale Earnhardt Inc
New Hampshire International Speedway
Jimmie Johnson
Kansas AD Perkins gets 5 percent salary raise
Lawrence AP reports Lew Perkins, Kansas athletic director, received a 5 percent raise to a base salary of 420000, with additional compensation details sought via Open Records Act lawsuit. Several staff saw raises, including John Hadl whose pay jumped 46 percent to 175000, while coach Bill Self has base 135849 plus substantial guaranteed media and sponsorship sums.
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Lew Perkins
Kansas Athletic Department
University
Perkins
Lawrence Journal-World
Office of Business and Planning
Espn Regional
Kansas
Journal-World
6News
Associated Press
The
Kansas Press Association
Douglas County
Jack Murphy
John Hadl
Hadl
Bill Self
Self
Stolen Base Leaders and Pitching Records Noted
Stolen base leaders include Podsednik Milwaukee 36 and Roberts Los Angeles 31 with Pierre Florida 22, Babreu Philadelphia 21, Freel Cincinnati 18, Fiollins Philadelphia 16, Izturis Los Angeles 14, Womack St Louis 14, B Sanders St Louis 14. Pitching decisions list Schmidt San Francisco 12-2 .857 2.35, Mitton Philadelphia 11-2 .846 4.62, Philson Cincinnati 9-2 .818 3.59, Trones Cincinnati 8-2 .800 3.88, Clemens Houston 11-3 .786 2.62, V Santos Milwaukee 9-3.
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M Young
Vguerrero
Anaheim
Irodriguez
Detroit
Crawford
Tampa Bay
A Soriano
Texas
Cguillen
Damon
Boston
Chicago
Figgins
Jo Cruz
Infante
Oakland
Rogers
Partinez
Schilling
Buehrle
Jrincon
Minnesota
Santana
Farcia
Zambrano
Mulder
Jazquez
New York
Nathan
Dbaez
Guardado
Seattle
Urbina
Percival
Castilla
Colorado
Matsui
J Estrada
Atlanta
Helton
Triples
J Wilson
Pittsburgh
Pierre
Florida
D Roberts
Los Angeles
Theme
Philadelphia
Dunn
Cincinnati
Pujols
St. Louis
Beltre
Bonds
San Francisco
Jdrew
Edmonds
Shinley
Arizona
Podsednik
Milwaukee
Babreu
Freel
Fiollins
Izturis
Womack
B Sanders
Schmidt
Mitton
Philson
Trones
Clemens
Houston
V Santos
Cycling time trial stages listed for Tour with riders and routes
A sequence of cycling stages from July 4 to July 18 details stage locations, distances, and notable riders. Names include Fabian Cancellara, Robbie McEwen, Tom Boonen, Lance Armstrong, and others. Rest day noted in Limoges.
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France
McEwen
Cambrai
Arras
U.S. Postal Service
Lance Armstrong
United States
Amiens
Chartres
Stuart O'Grady
Australia
Thomas Voeckler
Bonneval
Angers
Tom Boonen
Belgium
Voeckler
Chateaubriant
Saint-Brieuc
Filippo Pozzato
Italy
Lambaile
Quimper
Hushovd
Limoges
Saint-Leonard-de-Noblat
Gueret
Voeck
Plateau de Beille
Armstrong
Carcassonne
Nimes
Garden City Blues in Zone 7 Legion Baseball Tilt
Schedule notes show Legion baseball events with a 5 pm start and a Zone 7 Tournament at Hays. Garden City Blues face Hays in the opener with Wednesday’s games TBD including Blues at Zone 7 in Hays amid cycling stages listing time trials from Annemasse to Lons le Saunier and Besancon to Besancon, plus a Paris stage.
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Legion Baseball
Hays
Garden City Blues
Annemasse
Lons-le-Saunier
Besancon
Montereau
Paris
Champs- Elysees
Garden City HS Volleyball Team Camp Dates Announced
Garden City High School hosts a girls volleyball team camp July 26 to 30 in the GCHS gym with sessions 9 to 11 30 am and 1 30 to 4 pm Monday to Friday and an extra 6 30 to 8 30 pm session Tuesday and Thursday. Cost is 35 with contact Melissa Savolt at 272 9852 for details.
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Garden City High School
GCHS
GCHL
Melissa Savolt
Tagliabue Extends NFL Commissioner Contract Through 2007
Paul Tagliabue will remain NFL commissioner through the 2007 season after agreeing to a new deal announced earlier. The extension, set to pay around $8 million yearly, would have him at 67 when it ends, matching NBA boss David Stern as among the sport’s top earners.
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NEW York
Paul Tagliabue
NFL
Tagliabue
NBA
David Stern
Rockies place Stark on 15 day disabled list
The Colorado Rockies promoted Travis Driskill to the 40 man roster and placed pitcher Denny Stark on the 15 day disabled list with a strained groin. Stark had injuries hamper his return to the rotation after rejoining earlier.
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Rockies
Stark
Denver
Colorado Rockies
Travis Driskill
Denny Stark
Baseball and basketball player moves and signings across major leagues
A sweeping roundup of trades and signings across MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, and soccer. Highlights include Orioles trading Mike DeJean to the Mets for Karim Garcia, Twins placing Joe Mauer, A’s signing Landon Powell and others, and several college and professional moves across football and basketball.
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Aseball
Baltimore Orioles
Mike DeJean
New York Mets
Karim Garcia
Minnesota Twins
Joe Mauer
Oakland Athletics
Landon Powell
Richie Robnett
Jason Windsor
Vancouver
Texas Rangers
R.A
Chad Allen
Oklahoma
Sarasota
Gulf Coast
Uenppan
Brandon
Sopalo Wakfebans
Ison Gildon
Carolina Panthers
Keary Colbert
Michael Gaines
Green Bay Packers
Tyree Harrison
Philadelphia
Kansas City Chiefs
Kris Wilson
Wilfork
Tennessee Titans
Jared Clauss
Sean McHugh
National Hockey League
Minnesota Wild
Manny Fernandez
Montreal Canadiens
Marc-Andre Thinel
NEW York Islanders
Justin Papineau
Tampa Bay Lightning
Craig Darby
World Hockey Association
Dallas
Quebec
Nordiks
Jean-Paul Baily
Martin Leroux
Marcel Bedard
Cleveland Force
Robbie Aristodemo
College
Detroit
Illinois
Derek Neal
Kent State
Scott Stricklin
Mississipp
Jamal Pittman
Ken Bournes
OLD Dominion
Jerry Meyers
Saach Villanova
Gordon Finch
Brian Papson
Lisa Melillo
Bill Lacey
Rob Hagan
Mariners Trade Aurilia to Padres for PTBN or Cash
Seattle sends Rich Aurilia to San Diego for a player to be named or cash. Aurilia, signed as a free agent in January, slumped with a .241 average, four homers, and 28 RBIs in his first AL season.
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Seattle
San Diego Padres
Aurilia
Seattle Mariners
Orioles deal DeJean to Mets for Garcia
New York Mets trade reliever Mike DeJean to Baltimore for outfielder Karim Garcia. DeJean went 0-5 with a 6.13 ERA in 37 games with the Orioles and posted a 4.05 ERA in June and July after a rough start. Garcia, 28, batted .234 with seven homers and 22 RBIs in 62 games with the Mets this season.
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NEW York
New York Mets
Karim Garcia
Baltimore Orioles
Mike DeJean
DeJean
Orioles
Garcia
Mets
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den City Telegram
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