Baseball standings and schedules from major leagues
East division leaders New York and Boston post strong records while Baltimore and Tampa Bay trail. National League race tightens with Atlanta Philadelphia and New York within reach. Tuesday results include Cleveland shutout of the Yankees and Baltimore’s 10-6 win over Tampa Bay in 12 innings. Schedule highlights feature multiple night games across both leagues with notable matchups including Seattle at Toronto and Houston at Cincinnati.
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Chicago
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Anaheim
Texas
Seattle
N.Y. Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Sele
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Meche
Bush
Bostor
N.Y
Yankees
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Atlanta
Florda
Philadelphia
Montreal
St. Louis
Houston
Cincinnati
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Diego
Colorado
Arizona
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Wilson
Chicago Cubs
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Florida
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Mets
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Tankersley
Suppan
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Fossum
Kennedy
Schmidt
San Antonio
Indiana
Washington
Connecticut
Charlotte
Phoenix
Sacramento
Broad sports slate features multiple events across ESPN and CBS
A dense schedule lists baseball games including Anaheim at Boston and Oakland at Chicago White Sox, hockey World Cup matchups in Stockholm and Montreal, tennis US Open rounds in New York, boxing in Kansas City, Missouri, college football clashes with Texas A&M at Utah and Southern Illinois at Southeast Missouri State, plus golf European Masters in Crans-sur-Sierre and NFL games Kansas City at Dallas across several networks and radio stations.
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Boston
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Colorado
San Francisco
ESPN
Czech Republic
Sweden
Stockholm
Canada
Slovakia
Montreal
USA
New York
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Ian Gardner
Guadalupe Martinez
Francisco Diaz
Kansas City
Texas A&m
Utah
FSN
Southern Illinois
Southeast Missouri State
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Tcu
Crans-sur-Sierre
Switzerland
Finland
Germany
Cologne
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Russia
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Minn
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Dallas
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Detroit 11 run comeback beats Kansas City in MLB tilt
Detroit defeats Kansas City 15 to 17 in a nine inning slugfest. J Johnson, J Walker, Yan, Urbina and Rodriguez scored for Detroit while Buck, Camp and Affeldt contributed for Kansas City. D Young hit his 11th homer for Detroit. Affeldt earned the win, Urbina the loss.
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D Young
Chiefs make seven roster moves to reach 76 players
Kansas City Chiefs place guard Donald Willis on the PUP list and waive rookie quarterback Casey Clausen. Seven transactions reduce the roster to 76, including waivers for Zach Fletcher, Herb Haygood, Dave Kelmic, Jeris McIntyre, and Jonathan Smith. Also released were Riall Johnson, Brandon Kennedy, Tyler Lenda, Mike Quinn, O J Santiago, Jamain Stephens, and Scott Turner as teams prune to 53 by Sunday.
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Donald Willis
Kansas City Chiefs
Casey Clausen
Chiefs
Zach Fletcher
Herb Haygood
Dave Kelmic
Jeris McIntyre
Jonathan Smith
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Riall Johnson
Brandon Kennedy
Tyler Lenda
Mike Quinn
O.J. Santiago
Jamain Stephens
Scott Turner
Denver cuts roster to 65-man maximum
The Denver Broncos waived 11 players and placed four on reserve to reach the 65 man limit. Cornerback Jimmy Spencer, formerly NFL’s first player coach, moved to retired reserve and will stay as assistant defensive backs coach. Running back Mike Anderson cornerback Jermaine Chatman and wide receiver B J Johnson placed on injured reserve. Waived were defensive end Luis Almanzar running back Santonio Beard wide receiver Atnaf Harris and safety Ron
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Denver Broncos
Jimmy Spencer
NFL
Mike Anderson
Jermaine Chatman
B.J. Johnson
Broncos
Luis Almanzar
Santonio Beard
Atnaf Harris
Ron
Woodson signs one year tender ends holdout
Charles Woodson ends a 33 day holdout by signing an eight point seven eight two million dollar tender with the Oakland Raiders. He joins camp seeking a long term deal and to become the NFLs highest paid cornerback in his seventh pro season.
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Canada tops United States in World Cup opener
In a hard fought Montreal clash, Martin St. Louis scored and assisted to lift Canada over the United States 2-1. St. Louis opened the scoring in the first period and set up Joe Sakic for Canada's second as 38 year old captain Mario Lemieux clashed with Steve Konowalchuk after a late hit on goalie Martin Brodeur.
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United States
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Martin Brodeur
St. Louis
Joe Sakic
NHL players resume bargaining talks after delay
The NHL and players association returned to the bargaining table one week after a dispute over responsibility for stalled talks. They met before a World Cup of Hockey game between the United States and Canada and plan to finish the session on Wednesday.
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NHL and Players Association
United States
Canada
Carolina at Pittsburgh and Other Preseason Games
Preseason schedule lists matchups including Carolina at Pittsburgh 5 30 p m and Miami at New Orleans 7 p m with multiple games across the day. Coverage includes teams such as Green Bay Jacksonville Baltimore Philadelphia Chicago and more slated for evening kickoffs.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Green Bay
Detroit
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Seattle
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San Francisco
Carolina
Pittsburgh
Jacksonville
New England
Baltimore
N.Y. Giants
Philadelphia
N.Y
Hrbaty dominates Hernandez in U S Open first round
Dominik Hrbaty of Slovakia defeats Spain's Oscar Hernandez 6-1 6-2 6-1 in a bundled U S Open first round at the USTA National Tennis Center New York. Thailand’s Lee Hyung-taik defeats Ivan in a later match at the hard outdoor Grand Slam purse event.
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Dominik Hrbaty
Slovakia
Oscar Hernandez
Spain
Lee Hyung-taik
South Korea
Ivan
On Tap College and High School Schedules Today
College volleyball features Garden City at Dodge City at 6 30 pm. Cross country has Garden City at Barton County at 7 pm. High school events include cross country meets in multiple towns from 4 to 6 pm with Garden City and others. golf begins at 3 pm across Holcomb Lakin Sublette Hugoton and more. tennis at 3 pm Scott City at Larned. volleyball starts at 4 pm with several matchups including Garden City Liberal and others, plus 4 30 pm Dighton Ness City at Scott City and 5 pm Cimarron South Gray at Ingalls.
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Dodge City
Syracuse
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Greeley County
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Liberal
Guymon
Okla
Stanton County
Dighton
Ness City
Ingalls
Tennis results from a mixed 2005 draw round
A series of international tennis results features players from Croatia Thailand Chile Spain Argentina Russia Britain Sweden United States Belgium Austria Italy Israel and more. Notable matches include Rafael Nadal beating Ivo Heuberger 6 3 4 6 3 and Justine Henin-Hardenne defeating Nicole Vaidisova 6 1 6 4 with multiple five set thrillers and upsets across venues.
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Paradom Srichaphan
Thailand
Victor Hanescu
Romania
Nicolas Massu
Chile
Jose Acasuso
Argentina
Japan
Alberto Martin
Spain
Antony Dupuis
France
Dmitry Tursunov
Russia
Mariano Zabaleta
Tim Henman
Britain
Ve Karlovic
Thomas Engqvist
Sweden
Marat Safin
Tommy Robredo
Danai Udomchoke
Alexander Peya
Austria
Bobby Reynolds
United States
Michael Liodra
Gilles Elseneer
Belgium
Stefan Koubek
Alex Bogomolov, Jr
Andreas Seppi
Italy
Rainer Schuettler
Germany
Jan-Michael Gambill
Rajee Ram
Filippo Volandri
KJ Hippensteel
Amnaud Clement
Wayne Arthurs
Australia
Juan Carlos Ferrero
Tomas Zib
Czech Republic
Guillermo Canas
Kristof Viiegen
Rafael Nadal
Ivo Heuberger
Switzerland
Joachim Johansson
Lu Yenhsun
Taiwan
Andy Roddick
Scoville Jenkins
Wormer
Jill Craybas
Tina Pisnik
Slovenia
Justine Henin-Hardenne
Nicole Vaidisova
Tzipi Obziler
Israel
Angelique Vidjaja
Indonesia
Maria Kirilenko
Elena Likhovtseva
Elena Bovina
Maria Marrern
Maria Elena Camerin
Melinda Czink
Hungary
Nadia Petrova
Zheng Jie
China
Mary Pierce
Emilie Loit
Chanda Rubin
Maria Sanchez Lorenzo
Pistolesi
Anabel Medina Garrigues
Barbora Strycova
Lindsay Davenport
Lubomira Kurhajcova
Slovakia
Venezuela
Washington
Tennis results from a mixed international lineup
Eleni Daniilidou defeats Silvija Talaja in three sets while Amy Frazier beats Kelly McCain in straight sets. Silvia Farina Elia over Abigail Spears, Svetlana Kuznetsova dominates Sesil Karatantcheva, and Arantxa Parra Santonja edges Marlene Weingartner. Nicole Pratt tops Catalina Castano, Virginia Ruano Pascual defeats Alexandra Sharapova, Venus Williams over Peta Mandula, Shikha Uberoi wins against Saori Japan in a three set finish.
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Eleni Daniilidou
Greece
Silvija Talaja
Croatia
Amy Frazier
United States
Kelly McCain
Silvia Farina Elia
Italy
Abigail Spears
Svetlana Kuznetsova
Russia
Sesil Karatantcheva
Bulgaria
Arantxa Parra Santonja
Spain
Marlene Weingartner
Germany
Nicole Pratt
Australia
Catalina Castano
Colombia
Virginia Ruano Pascual
Alexandra Maria Sharapova
Laura
Venus Williams
Peta Mandala
Hungary
Shikha Uberoi
Saori
Japan
Deion Sanders Returns to NFL with Ravens
Deion Sanders signs a one year contract with the Baltimore Ravens ending his retirement. He will practice immediately and likely play in the September 12 season opener against the Cleveland Browns as a fifth defensive back.
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Deion Sanders
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Baltimore Ravens
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Ravens
Cleveland Browns
Baltimore
Brian Billick
Washington Redskins
Billick
Atlanta Falcons
San Francisco 49Ers
Dallas Cowboys
Chris McAlister
Ray Lewis
Corey Fuller
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