Sports schedule snippets for Tuesday and Wednesday
A compact snapshot lists multiple games across baseball, tennis and softball. Kansas City and Chicago face off at 7 p.m. with channels including Channel 34 and WGN, while Atlanta plays Milwaukee on TBS and Chicago meets San Diego on WGN. ATP Masters Canada sessions appear on ESPN2 and ESPN.
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Atlanta
Milwaukee
San Diego
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N.Y
Mets
Heisman
Houston
W. Millar
Florida
Willis
St. Louis
Haren
Philadelphia
Duckworth
Colorado
Tsao
Montreal
Baseball Standings and Schedule Across American League East
The American League standings show New York leading the East with 67 wins while Boston trails at 64 and Toronto at 56. Central and West divisions list Kansas City and Seattle atop their tables. Daily results include Mondays wins by Minnesota and Tampa Bay, plus a packed Tuesday and Wednesday schedule across the league with notable matchups and pitching pairings.
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Associated Press
New York
Boston
Toronto
Baltimore
Tampa Bay
Kansas City
Chicago
Minnesota
Cleveland
Detroit
Seattle
Oakland
Anaheim
Texas
Chicago White Sox
Lackey
Suppan
Lewis
N.Y
Yankees
Clemens
Harden
Cornejo
Moyer
Clavaland
Sabathia
Rogers
Johnson
Hendrickson
Sosa
Westbrook
Reds place Haynes on 15 day DL. Dodgers fire hitting coach
Cincinnati Reds place right hander Jimmy Haynes on the 15 day disabled list. Los Angeles Dodgers fire hitting coach Jock Clark and name George Hendrick interim hitting coach. Ron Coomer activated from 15 day DL. Scott Mullen optioned to Las Vegas.
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Meee
Cincinnati Reds
Jimmy Haynes
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Jock Clark
George Hendrick
Ron Coomar
Scott Mullen
Las Vegas
Storms halt Hall of Fame game as Chiefs edge Packers 9-0
In Canton, the Pro Football Hall of Fame game was halted by severe storms after Kansas City led 9-0 on a Jose Cortez field goal. Priest Holmes, returning from a hip injury, gained 15 rushing yards as Willie Jones sustained a neck sprain and was hospitalized. Packers QB Brett Favre played briefly amid injuries on Green Bay.
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NFL
Hall of Fame
Green Bay
Mike Sherman
Priest Holmes
Kansas City Chiefs
Packers
al Harris
Chiefs
Willie Jones
Dick Vermeil
Jones
Aultman Hospital
Tony Gonzalez
Marques Anderson
Kansas City
Jose Cortez
Thunder
Fawcett Stadium
Paul Tagliabue
Chicago
San Diego Chargers
Pete Rozelle
Morten Andersen
Holmes
Brett Favre
Favre
Brown shines as Royals top White Sox in Chicago
Dee Brown, 0wned by a wrist sprain return, collects a career high four hits two runs and two RBIs batting ninth as Kansas City routs Chicago 13 9 to snap a five game skid and pull ahead in the AL Central. Aaron Guiel and Angel Berroa drive seven run sixth inning while Berroa adds two other RBIs in the win.
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Dee Brown
Royals
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Brown
White Sox
Tony Pena
Minnesota
Baltimore
Tampa Bay
Toronto
Aaron Guiel
Angel Berroa
Guiel
Berroa
Brent Mayne
Raul Ibanez
Jerry Manuel
Matt Ginter
Ibanez
Nebraska to upgrade Memorial Stadium for season opener
Nebraska athletic director Steve Pederson announced stadium upgrades after fans urged changes. Signs over gates welcome “the greatest fans in college football.” Improvements include plastic covering for end-zone bleachers, updated women's restrooms, and broader access to trophy displays.
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Lincoln
Neb
Cornhusker
Nebraska
Steve Pederson
Memorial Stadium
Cornhuskers
Oklahoma State
Pederson
Art Friesen
Jansen
Paula Varner
D.B
Woody” Varner
Gate
Friesen
Knute Rockney
Notre Dame
KBCA honors state's top players and coaches in 2003
The Kansas Basketball Coaches Association will host an all-star reception and games in Washburn University's Lee Arena honoring the 2003 senior players and coaches. North and South girls and boys squads feature standout players such as Ottawa's Ross Thompson, McPhersons Aubrey Bruner, and many named coaches, with Hall of Fame inductees and Ms and Mr Kansas honored.
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Herald
Topeka
Kansas Basketball Coaches Association
Washburn University
Lee Arena
Ottawa
Ross Thompson
Thompson
David Grover
Baker University
Bernie Smith
Spring Hill
Wellsville
Ottawa University
Bronco
Kansas
Aubrey Bruner
McPherson
Brooke Obelaker
Osborne
London Boys
Nick Dawson
Sacred Heart
Anthony Zamorla
Buhler
Robin
Baker
Dawson
Lyndon
Bob Emery
Randy Dawson
Mary Ann
Kansas State High School Activities Association Hall of Fame
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Olpe
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Silver Lake
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Nee? County
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Nemaha Valley
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Pike Valley
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Joe Manthe
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