Baseball Infirmary Roundup Across AL Teams
Multiple clubs announce moves including 15 day disabled lists for Jose Offerman Sean Lowe Olmedo Saenz Vinny Castilla and Gil Meche. Recalled players Morgan Burkhart Jose Ortiz Brian Sweeney Aubrey Huff Billy Taylor Mike Duvall. Bernero contract purchased and Hiljus optioned. Edwards notes indicate assorted roster shuffles across Boston Chicago Detroit Minnesota Oakland Seattle Tampa Bay.
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Dan Ardoin
Marcus Jenson
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Olmedo Saenz
Jose Ortiz
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Gil Meche
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Brian Sweeney
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Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Vinny Castilla
Aubrey Huff
Billy Taylor
Durham
Mike Duvall
Chiefs eyeing an open offense with deep passing approach
River Falls Kansas City coach Gunther Cunningham aims to spread the ball with Elvis Grbac delivering deep throws to Andre Rison Tony Gonzalez and a fleet of fast receivers. Rookie Sylvester Morris and shotgun offense progress outlined as Szott Kitchings Anders Shehee update practice statuses.
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Rashaan Shehee
Miller adds flavor not to ratings on Monday Night Football
ABC hired Dennis Miller to refresh Monday Night Football but the preseason ratings fell 28 percent from last year’s Hall of Fame Game. San Francisco vs New England drew 7.3 with 13 share, far below last year’s 10.1/18 Dallas-Cleveland. NY and LA also declined, while Miller’s 7-10 p.m. ET slot peaked at 7.8 but trailed CBS’s 9.0. Miller mixed humor with Michaels and Fouts though timing and scripted-feeling one-liners limited impact.
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Cottonwood Valley Wins Babe Ruth State Title Over Jayhawk
Cottonwood Valley defeated Jayhawk 10-7 to capture the 13-15 state championship at Harvey M. Drake Field. Cottonwood Valley, who previously won the division two years ago, rode through the loser's bracket to beat Jayhawk twice and advance to the regional. Gary Van Horn earned Jayhawk MVP honors, while Phil Unruh was named Cottonwood Valley MVP and umpires awarded team sportsmanship to Cottonwood Valley.
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Andrew Pyle
Harvey M. Drake
Cottonwood Valley
Gary van Horn
Phil Unruh
Ottawa Game Precedes Daulton Hall of Fame Ceremony
Moundridge hosts the nine team Babe Ruth Regional Tournament with Ottawa all stars set to play the third game before the Daulton induction ceremonies for former Arkansas City and Philadelphia Phillies star Darren Daulton. Gov. Bill Graves expected to attend. South Dakota declines participation.
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Darren Daulton
Arkansas City
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League champs tied for title in Williamsburg softball season
The Williamsburg 68-year-old girls softball team tied for the league regular season championship and finished third in the league tournament. Front row: Hannah Fredricks, Kristen Smith, Kylee Piarsol, Layla Bond. Back row: Tabby Cappell, Aubrey Hug gard, Barbara Lloyd, Rachel Sleichter. Not shown: Calista lores. coaches Patti Piersol, Jeanette Selk, Juanita Sleichter.
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Williamsburg
Hannah Fredricks
Kristen Smith
Kylee Piarsol
Layla Bond
Tabby Cappell
Aubrey Huggard
Barbara Lloyd
Rachel Sleichter
Calista Lores
Patti Piersol
Jeanette Selk
Juanita Sleichter
Brosius Ends Slump With Yankees Rally Victory
Dwight Gooden pitched seven strong innings for New York before Scott Brosius hit a leadoff homer in the eighth off Ricky Battalico to lift the Yankees to a 5-4 win over the Kansas City Royals. Gooden left with a no decision as the bullpen surrendered the lead. Bernie Williams and David Justice added run-scoring doubles, Johnny Damon tied it in the eighth, Mariano Rivera earned his 25th save, and New York stole six bases in the win.
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