Baseball standings and slate of games across leagues
The chart shows American League divisions with teams, wins, losses, and games behind. It lists schedules for Thursday and Friday with matchups such as Baltimore at Toronto and Tampa Bay at New York, plus several National League standings and day games, including Atlanta, Philadelphia, and Chicago clubs. It also notes KJGA West Sectional results from Mariah Hills with top finishers.
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Toronto Wo
Baltimore
Tampa Bay
Minnesota
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
Seattle
Anaheim
Oakland
Texas
Ponson
Toronto
Michalak
Weaver
Durbin
Zito
Sele
Kennedy
Castillo
Oliver
Rapp
Wakefield
Parris
Rekar
N.Y
Yankees
Clemens
Moyer
Schoeneweis
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Florida
New York Um
Houston
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Wareladen
West Arizona
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Colorado
Atanta
N.Y. Mets
Chicago Cubs
Montreal
Wright
Pittsburgh
Ritchie
Ery Be
Person
Clement
Coggin
OS Pir N.Y. Mets
Rusch
Glavine
Bere
Reith
Beimel
Mattes
Smith
Chen
Trachsel
Marquis
Orfot
San Diego
Eston
St Louis
Kamath
Rueter
Mariah Hills
Dodge City
Shelby Steffen
Hays
Aaron Mapel
Zach Danner
Tyler Kitson
Vance Schumacher
Baseball and tennis telecasts across ESPN family slate
A dense sports grid lists daytime and evening telecasts across baseball, golf, tennis, boxing, basketball and auto racing. Highlights include Mets at Braves on various networks, US Senior Open first and second rounds in Peabody Massachusetts, Greater Hartford Open first and second rounds in Cromwell Connecticut, Wimbledon third and second rounds in London, and Senses Festival USBL first round in Dodge City versus Maryland.
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Cincinnati
TBS
N.Y. Mets
Atlanta
ESPN
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Peabody
Mass
Cromwell
Conn
TNT
London
WNBA
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WPIKX
Eric Harding
Demetrius Jenkins
Gulfport
Miss
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PGA
CMSI
Wimbledon
KIUL
Kansas City
Cleveland
Dodge City
Maryland
Final KJGA West standings shape West qualifiers for July
The final point standings show Brad Lewis, Austin Maxwell, and David Heyd among top finishers at the KJGA West sectional with multiple runners up across divisions. Qualifiers will represent the West in the Junior Section Team Championship July 9-11 at Eagle Bend Golf Course, Lawrence, with Shoals and liberal players listed among alternates.
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Dodge City
David Heyd
Scott City
Austin Maxwell
Garden City
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Robert Tibbetts
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Hays
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Zach Danner
Vance Schumacher
Downtown stadium idea draws mixed Kansas City support
Mayor Kay Barnes backs exploring a downtown baseball stadium for the Royals but lacks personal backing. Jackson County executive Katheryn Shields demands Royals owner David Glass commit 140 million dollars. A July summit at Kauffman Stadium aims to decide city priorities as state funds and local approvals loom.
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Royals
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Bob Holden
St. Louis
Cardinals
Kansas City
Glass
Erence
Joe Serviss
Mark Gorris
Kauffman
Truman
Gorris
Paul Danaher
Statehouse
Clanton Memorial Baseball Tournament Schedule Mixed at Two Stadiums
Tournament play unfolds across Williams and Clint Lightner Stadiums with multiple divisions. Matches feature Larned Lamar, Dodge City Hooker Palmer Palmer-Sandcreek, and Old Colorado teams including Alva Widefield Cheyenne Mountain and Palmer. Local bands Finney County appear in lower division games today and again later.
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Williams Stadium
Larned
Lamar
Colo
Dodge City
Hooker
Okla
Finney County Bandits
Palmer
Finney County Blues
Larned-Lamar
Clint Lightner
Alva
Palmer-Sandcreek
Widefield
Cheyenne Mountain
Colo.Hooker
Wimbledon Results At All England Club A Men Seeds Triumphs
Wimbledon results list singles matches at the All England Lawn Tennis Club. Greg Rusedski defeated Byron Black 6-1 6-3 6-4. Amelie Clement upset Puentes, Sluiter topped Woodbridge, Ferrero beat Stoltenberg in four sets. Ivanisevic edged Moya, Roddick bested Johansson, Magnus Larsson won, Safin beat Nestor, Sargsian defeated Robredo.
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Associated Press
All England Lawn Tennis
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Britain
Byron Black
Zimbabwe
Amnaud Clement
France
German Puentes
Raemon Sluiter
Netherlands
Todd Woodbridge
Australia
Juan Carlos Ferrero
Jason Stoltenberg
Oars
Goran Ivanisevic
Croatia
Carlos Moya
Spain
Andy Roddick
United States
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Sweden
Michael Chang
United Semen
Webb's grandfather dies as golfer seals career Grand Slam
Karrie Webb, 26, returned to Australia to see her dying grandfather Mick Collinson 71 at John Flynn Hospital on the Gold Coast after a stroke. Webb had just become the youngest woman to complete a career Grand Slam with a two stroke win at the LPGA Championship in Wilmington Delaware the prior Sunday.
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Australia
Karrie Webb
United States
Webb
Mick Collinson
John Flynn Hospital
Wilmington
Del
Cheeks named Blazers coach after slip of tongue
Maurice Cheeks, longtime Philadelphia 76ers assistant, was introduced as the new Portland Blazers head coach following an accidental disclosure by pick Zach Randolph. The club had indicated an imminent hire as the draft concluded.
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Zach Randolph
Philadelphia 76Ers
Mike Dunleavy
Philadelphia
Randolph
Michigan State
Schalken and Sampras Lead Surging Tennis Results
The round featured wins by Sjeng Schalken over Bob Bryan and Tim Henman over Martin Lee in Britain. David Prinosil defeated Davide Sanguinetti, while Todd Martin beat Jiri Novak. Pete Sampras overcame Barry Cowan in five sets as women's matches included Tamarine Tanasugam, Lisa Raymond, Lina Krasnoroutskaya, and others advancing with notable scores.
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Tim Henman
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Czech Republic
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Barry Cowan
Tamarine Tanasugam
Thailand
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Karen Cross
Lina Krasnoroutskaya
Russia
Virginia Ruano Pascual
Spain
Barbara Schwartz
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Selima Star
Tunisia
Emmanuelle Gagliardi
Switzerland
Kristina Brandi
Serena Williams
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Conchita Martinez
Sandra Cacic
Elena Dementieva
Bianka Lamade
Tatiana Panova
Tina Pisnik
Slovenia
Anke Ag
Marlene Weingartner
Sandrine Testud
France
Karina Habsudova
Slovakia
Justine Henin
Belgium
Kristie Boogert
Netherlands
Ai Sugiyama
Japan
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de Frazier
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Taiwan
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Magdalena Maleeva
Bulgaria
Elena Bovina
Transitions Highlight Nods and Trades Across MLB NBA NFL NHL
The sports wire reports multiple roster moves: Angels activate Bengie Molina. Red Sox place Pedro Martinez on the disabled list while promoting Bryce Florio. Rays sign Chris Gomez to Durham. Marlins waive Dan Miceli. Astros trade Jay Powell for Ron Villone. Mets ink Kay Garcia and Sassanella. Pirates place Pat Meares on the DL and recall Luis Figueroa. NBA sees Jamaal Tinsley and Terence Morris rights trades, coaching shifts, and Bibby swap talks. NFL notes Bengals resign Stephens, Chiefs sign Hobgood-Chittick, Dolphins sign Kalapinski, Rams sign Butler. Wings note Brent Gilchrist option exercise.
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Ronvillone
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Mike Jones
NEW York Mets
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Daniel Garcia
Justin Sassanella
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Nashville
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Houston Rockets
Richard Jefferson
Jason Collins
Brandon Armstrong
Orlando Magic
Michael Doleac
Cleveland Cavaliers
Brendan Haywood
Omar Cook
Denver Nuggets
Portland Trail Blazers
Maurice Cheeks
Sacramento Kings
Jason Williams
Nick Anderson
Vancouver Grizzlies
Mike Bibby
Brent Price
Seattle Supersonics
Bobby Simmons
Washington Wizards
Frega
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Cincinnatos Jamain Bengals
Stephens
Kansas City Chiefs
Nate Hobgood-Chittick
Miami Dolphins
Matt Kalapinski
ST. Louis Rams
Jeramethius Butler
Hockey National Hockey League
Detroit Red Wings
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High school home run record tied in 17-15 game
Van Meter and Martensdale-St. Marys tied a 73 year old national high school mark with 16 homers in one game. Van Meter outlasted Martensdale-St. Marys 17 to 15 as 12 different players connected for the long ball.
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Martensdale-St. Marys
Martensdale-St. Mary’s
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