Angels extend win streak ahead of showdown with A's
Angels beat Orioles 6-2 behind Troy Glaus homers as they push their winning streak to 10 in a row. Barry Zito earned his 20th win for Oakland with a three hit start at Minnesota, while Esteban Loaiza won for the fourth time in six starts. Rafael Palmeiro homered for Texas in a 26th straight game. John Olerud supplied a three run shot in extras for Seattle, and Detroit, New York, and Chicago teams posted late rallies.
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Braves rooted for Mets as NL East title hangs in balance
Mets win sixth straight as Braves dream of a 11th consecutive division title. Atlanta can still clinch if the Mets beat the Phillies while missing a chance to seal the East after a 7-0 loss to Montreal. Vance Wilson drove in four, Barry Bonds hit No. 42, and other late-season results feature Simontacchi, Oswalt, Lee, Haynes, Guillen, Walker, and Klesko in varied NL action.
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Garden City JV tops Hugoton and Liberal in tennis
Garden City junior varsity beat Hugoton 13 15 15 10 18 6 and Liberal 15 6 16 14. Great Bend beat the Buffs 15 7 15 12 last Thursday. Garden City High School girls JV finished fourth at a Scott City tournament with Kelly Erwin Tiffany Jervis going 3 1 to take second and Julia von Witzendorff 3 1 to place third in singles. Camille McDermott 2 2 placed fourth in No 2 singles while Casey Johnson Kayla Drake 1 3 finished seventh in No 2 doubles.
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Texans stun Cowboys in inaugural win opening NFL week
The expansion Houston Texans beat Dallas 19 10 to open the NFL season as Carr hit Corey Bradford for a 65 yard fourth quarter TD and the Texans joined Minnesota as the only expansion teams to start 1 0. OT chaos across the league included Saints Jets Packers and others.
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