Chiefs and Yankees Appearances Dominate Week TV Slate
On air Monday NFL Chiefs special at 6 30 p m on Channel 9 N Y Glants face Houston at 7 p m ABC Tennis ATP Financial Masters at noon on ESPN2 and 7 p m on ESPN Tuesday Baseball Kansas City at N Y Yankees at 6 p m Atlanta at Arizona 9 p m Chicago at San Francisco 9 15 p m WGN ATP Financial Masters noon ESPN2 and 9 p m ESPN
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Tuesday Night Baseball Matchups Across MLB Schedule
A dense list of nightly games across MLB features many matchups. Notable pairs include Texas at Detroit with Park 4-5 facing Sparks 5-1, Seattle at Toronto, Oakland at Boston, and Tampa Bay at Cleveland. The slate also includes Minnesota at Baltimore, Kansas City at New York, Anaheim at Chicago, and Florida at Houston among others.
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Unkles Weekend Spoke Tranactions By The Associaiad
Anaheim Angels sign Darin Erstad to a four year extension through 2006. New York Mets recall Ty Wigginton from Norfolk in the International League and designate Mark Little for assignment. Velazquez contract purchased from Norfolk and optioned back. Philadelphia Phillies agree with Darin Nanties and assign to Batavia in the New York Penn League.
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Ottawa Falls Short in State Final Thriller to Scott City
Ottawa lost 15-14 to Scott City in the first American Legion AA State championship game at Noble Park. Scott City led 6-0 and 10-4 before Ottawa surged with seven runs in the sixth to lead 13-11, but Scott City scored four in the bottom of the sixth and finished with a double play to seal the win. Ottawa’s Eric Hull and Chris Hermreck provided key hits including Hermreck’s grand slam, while Adam Smith drove in four RBIs for Ottawa.
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Rebounds to rout Outlaws for second title
HIAWATHA Ottawa defeated Scott City 12-2 in four innings to capture the American Legion AA state championship. Ottawa, aided by Adam Smith’s pitching, built a 10-0 lead with four runs in the first and three in both the second and third, with Tyler Fredricks and Josh Guilfoyle homering. Scott City scored two in the fourth, but the 10 run rule ended the game. Smith improves to 9-2, was the winning pitcher in last year’s title game, and helped Ottawa total 12 hits.
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Elliott finally breaks through at Brickyard 400 with win
At Indianapolis Raceway Bill Elliott claimed his first Brickyard victory and second straight NASCAR win this season. He passed leader Rusty Wallace 12 laps from the end, leading 93 of 160 laps to become the oldest Brickyard winner and add a Winston Cup title to his resume. Tony Stewart faded to 12th after pole position and early contention.
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Royals fall as Koskie injures and Twins win in 10
In Minneapolis the Twins beat the Royals 5-4 in 10 innings after a ninth inning error erased KC's one run lead. Corey Koskie was knocked down by a long throw and taken to a hospital with a chest injury but expected to be OK. The Twins improved to 19-4 since the All Star break while KC dropped to a six game skid.
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