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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 2006

Page

9

Baseball and basketball TV schedule

On Tuesday the air features Chicago at Kansas City at 7 p.m. on Channel 34. Indiana plays Detroit at 7 p.m. on ESPN2. Houston visits Sacramento at 9 p.m. on ESPN2. On Wednesday Philadelphia visits St. Louis at 7 p.m. on ESPN. Arizona plays Chicago Cubs at 7 p.m. on WGN.

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American League Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights

East and Central divisions show Boston and Detroit leading respectively with Boston at 63 41 and Detroit at 70 35. Schedule lists Monday results including Boston 9 Cleveland 8 and Seattle 10 Baltimore 5, plus Tuesday and Wednesday games and key pitching matchups like Sabathia against Johnson and Verlander against Howell.

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Sunday Coed Softball Results Include Close Wins

Sunday games show Fair Game defeating Denger & Son Mortuary 13 to 12 and Sink or Swim routing The Sandbar 18 to 3. Shockers fell 17 to 7 to Fall Champs while Manor beat Seymour Shockers 11 to 1 and Bye Agape Christian Center.

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Royals trade for power as Shealy heads to Kansas City

Kansas City acquires Ryan Shealy from Colorado along with right-hander Scott Dohmann trading away pitchers Jeremy Affeldt and Denny Bautista to Colorado. Matt Stairs moves to Texas, while Shealy projects as an everyday first baseman with power potential.

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Chiefs' Allen poised for big season

River Falls Wisconsin AP Jared Allen, now in his third Chiefs season, trains hard to become the league's top defensive end. He improved to 11 sacks as aลง sophomore and aims for playoffs, Pro Bowl, and Super Bowl glory while mentoring under Gunther Cunningham. Tamba Hali misses camp due to citizenship paperwork.

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US defense focus shapes Olympic squad ahead of worlds

Carmelo Anthony backs intense defense as the United States trains in Las Vegas ahead of the world championships. He notes last Olympic shortfalls in 2004 and stresses that defense will drive their success under coach Mike Krzyzewski after allowing high scores in Athens.

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White Sox power surge pounds Royals in 8 4 win

Jermaine Dye belted his 29th homer and Alex Cintron and Joe Crede also went deep as Chicago beat Kansas City 8 4. The White Sox, leveraging July power to lead the AL in homers with 49 this month, pushed past Runelvys Hernandez as Crede and Cintron joined Dye in the multihit effort.

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