Thursday and Friday interscholastic schedules span multiple sports
Thursday action features softball doubleheaders with Osawatomie at Baldwin and others at 430 pm plus baseball matchups including Anderson County at Osawatomie and Paola at Baldwin. Friday events include Anderson County and Ottawa track at Eudora and Pomona Inc at 3 pm, Ottawa hosts soccer against Ottawa Piper and Spring Hill at Ottawa plus tennis and additional matches across schools.
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Evening sports marquee scheduled across NBA MLS and tennis
TV guide lists Yankees at Red Sox 6 p.m. ESPN regionals. NBA Miami at Philadelphia 7 p.m. TNT. Dallas at Portland 9 30 p.m. TNT. Atlanta at Philadelphia 6 p.m. TBS. MLS DC at Columbus 7 p.m. ESPN2. Cleveland at Washington 7 p.m.. Sacramento at LA Lakers 9 30 p.m. ESPN. WTA Family Circle noon ESPN.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Update Across Leagues
Major league tally shows AL East and Central standings with Toronto and Baltimore leading, plus West contenders. Weekday results include Yankees, Mariners, and White Sox wins. Friday games list matchups for Boston, Minnesota, Cleveland, Toronto, Texas, Seattle, Detroit, Kansas City, and Oakland. NL standings feature Braves, Mets, Cubs, and Dodgers across divisions with several Friday-night games scheduled.
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Washington Nationals Open Historic Home Debut in RFK Night
The Nationals host the Diamondbacks in Washington for the first home opener since 1971 with George W Bush delivering the ceremonial first pitch. About 46,000 fans expected as renovations and a strong opening stretch lift the team to 5-4 atop the NL East amid renewed local support.
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Mariners edge Royals as Hargrove earns 1000th win
Seattle bests Kansas City 2 1 behind Aaron Sele six and a third innings with two runs allowed. Eddie Guardado earns save after facing Angel Berroa with two on and two out. Ichiro Suzuki ends 0-for-4 snapping a 20 game hit streak.
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Chiefs Schedule Highlights Two Night Games and Jets Opener
The Kansas City Chiefs open at home against the New York Jets on September 11 and feature two national telecast night games early in the season. They host the Patriots and Eagles and meet seven playoff teams from 2004, with the season ending January 1 against Cincinnati. Preseason runs August 12 to September 2 culminating in the Governor's Cup at St. Louis.
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