Baseball Spring Training Standings and Tuesday Results
The American and National League spring standings show Detroit leading the AL with a .655 mark and Texas, Oakland, and New York close behind. In the NL, Cincinnati leads at 16 9 with Arizona and Atlanta also atop the table. Tuesday results include Tampa Bay 1 0 Toronto 0 and Pittsburgh 3 Boston 2 among others.
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Softball Area Scores Hugoton Triumphs Over Syracuse
In Monday action Hugoton defeated Syracuse 11 to 1 in game one and edged them 7 to 6 in game two. NBA standings show Dallas and San Antonio atop the Atlantic, Utah/Denver in the Northwest, Phoenix leading the Pacific with Lakers and Clippers nearby. Scheduled games include Cleveland at New York and Indiana at New Jersey at 6:30 p.m. with late-night clashes in Portland, Phoenix, and Golden State.
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Multiple sports slate across ESPN and TNT schedule
A dense listings page shows games across NBA college and pro tennis events with ESPN TNT FSN and local affiliates. Notable items include Houston at L A Clippers, McDonald's All American West vs East in Louisville, U S vs Guatemala in Frisco, Sony Ericsson Open quarterfinals at Key Biscayne, and NIT West Virginia vs Clemson in New York plus slam dunk and three point contest in Atlanta.
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Garden City hosts multiple prep and college sports events
On Tap features 1 pm Seward County at Garden City college baseball and 2 pm Garden City at Dodge City softball. Prep includes 4 pm Holcomb at Healy Scon, Hugoton at Liberal, Sublette at Bucklin, 5 pm Garden City vs Wichita North in Goddard Carroll Tournament, 4 pm Syracuse at Stanton County and Lakin at Elkhart softball, 3 pm Garden City at Topeka High for swimming, 3 pm Ulysses at Prate for tennis, and 3 pm Deerfield Dighton Moscow South Gray participate in the SFTL Early-season Meet at Dighton.
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Local athletes commit to colleges in area signings
Holcomb basketball star Katie Novack will play for Garden City Community College next season. Garden City High softball players earn Jayhawk Conference spots led by Katie Ford signing with Johnson County CC. Teammates Kenji Mader and Nashae Billinger ink with Dodge City CC. Tim Patterson signs to run at Friends University. Middle schools schedule parent information meeting to discuss extending the 2007-08 basketball season. Ten Star All-Star Basketball Camp registration open for ages 10 to 19 with regional sites listed and a separate youth camp offered. Call (704) 373-0873 for brochure.
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Rutledge tosses two hit shutout in doubleheader opener
Rutledge from Anna Texas pitched a two hit shutout for Broacbusters beating Cloud County 4-0 in game one of a home doubleheader. The 5 foot 3 right hander struck out four and walked one after a 11-2 win at Clarendon. Rutledge improved to 7-5 with a 3.76 ERA and has completed 10 of 11 starts with two shutouts. The Busters meet Dodge City at 2 pm then host Neosho County at 1 pm Saturday for a doubleheader.
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