Broadcast schedule shows MLB and tennis options this week
On Monday Boston plays Tampa Bay at 6 p.m. on ESPN followed by ATP Masters Cincinnati tennis at 6 30 p.m. On Tuesday U S versus Italy at 4 p.m. on ESPN and Chicago White Sox visit Kansas City at 7 p.m. on Channel 34 with Cubs at Colorado at 8 p.m. on WGN Also ATP Masters Cincinnati tennis at noon and 6 30 p.m. on ESPN2.
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Baseball Standings and Playoff Contenders Highlight Split Season
Major League standings show East Central West divisions with key teams such as New York Boston Minnesota Chicago Oakland and Texas leading races. Weekend results include Yankees over Orioles 6-4 and 9-7 while Cubs and Astros split a rain affected series and several games featured high scoring late innings.
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Royals Rally Past Indians as Sabathia Struggles
Cleveland ace C C Sabathia gave up a season high seven runs in five innings as Kansas City beat the Indians 7 6. Abraham Nunez and John Buck fueled the Royals rally with clutch hits and a three run homer, while Grady Sizemore and Travis Hafner homered for Cleveland in a narrow loss.
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East tops West in 31st Shrine Bowl showdown
The East all-stars rallied from a 12-7 halftime deficit to beat the West 29-12 in Emporia. Kyle Kruger threw 144 yards and two touchdowns with Paul Byers catching twice, Beejay McCloud logging three interceptions. Bryan Cooper claimed West MVP honors with 83 receiving yards and a TD.
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Ottawa High School football camp shows upbeat start
Ottawa High School wrapped its week long summer football camp with 53 players on the varsity and nearly 30 in the youth group. Senior Brady Keim said practice was the most fun he has had playing the sport, while coach Pat Boeh praised the players for their attitudes as the team prepares for a tougher 5A league season. The camp focused on base plays and building leadership as freshmen learned practice routines ahead of Aug 16, the first day of official practices.
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Osawatomie Advances In Regional Baseball Bid
Osawatomie 13 year old team starts Midwest Plains Regional in Minot with two wins. They face Bismarck in winner's bracket finals and aim for Tuesday regional title to reach the World Series in Van Buren Ark. They beat Gering 15 0 and Boone 5 2.
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