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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 2001

Page

9

Tuesday Major League Baseball Games Listed

Tuesday schedule features AL games with Mussina Sabathia and Saberhagen major, plus NL clashes Kile Vazquez Lopez and Schmidt Davis. Key matchups include Yankees at Rays, Indians at Twins, Red Sox at Angels, Mets at Brewers and Cubs at Colorado with multiple starts around 6 to 9 pm local time.

Yankees Mussina Tampa Bay Sturtze Cleveland Sabathia Minnesota Reed Baltimore Madura Kansas City Suppan Detroit Pettyjohn Texas Myetta Toronto Nalladay Seattle Pineiro Boston Saberhagen T Milder Chicago White Sox K.wells Anaheim Rapp St. Louis Kile Montreal Vazquez Arizona Lopez Florida Clament Los Angeles Adams Pittsburgh McKnight San Francisco Schmidt Cincinnati Davis San Diego Jones Philadelphia Duckworth Milwaukee Haynes N.Y

MLB Transactions Report Summary

Baltimore Orioles activate David Segal from the 15 day disabled list and option Larry Bigbie to Rochester. Tampa Bay Rays announce Darren Daulton resigns as bullpen coach. Arizona Diamondbacks activate Tony Womack and Bobby Witt from the 15 day disabled list. Atlanta Braves sign Brad Clontz and assign to Myrtle Beach. Colorado Rockies activate Mark Little from 60 day DL. Philadelphia Phillies place Randy Wolf on 15 day DL and recall Brandon Duckworth from Scranton Wilkes Barre.

Algerican Baltimore Orioles David Segal Frovn Larry Bigbie Rochester Tampa Bay Devil Rays Darren Daulton Arizona Diamondbacks Tony Womack Bobby Witt Atlanta Braves Brad Clontz Myrtle Beach Colorado Rockies Mark Little Philadelphia Phillies Randy Wolf Brandon Duckworth Scranton/ Wilkes-Barre

Ottawa Legion wins state title in 5-0 final

Ottawa American Legion AA capped a 34-3 season by defeating defending champion Larned 5-0 at Moffet Stadium to claim the 2001 state championship. MVP Will Newland led an elite pitching and hitting effort as Adam Smith and Eric Hull combined for a dominant title run.

Greg Mast Larned Ottawa American Legion AA Moffet Stadium Ottawa Will Newland Lansing David Drumright Drumright Midwest American Legion Viriqua Wis Travis Caryl Daryl Nathan Steward Cale Drumright Babe Ruth State Kit Evans Newland Chris Hermreck Josh Gibbons Jeremy Attic Stewart Adam Smith Steward Sports Ottawaherald.com Smith Osage City Baxter Springs Smitty Josh Guilfoyle Josh Sanderson Lance Schwartz Josh Schwartz Ryan Grossman Guilfoyle Wewland Hull Jeremy Altic Artie

Sweeney powers Royals to 10-5 win over Twins

Mike Sweeney homered twice and drove in five as Kansas City beat Minnesota 10-5. A seventh inning misplay by Sweeney and Bailey nearly allowed a comeback, but Sweeney added a three run shot in the eighth to seal the victory.

Minneapolis Mike Sweeney Kansas City Royals Sweeney Royals Minnesota Twins Corey Bailey Mark Quinn Twins A.J. Pierzynski Bailey Jacque Jones Luis Alicea Jones Luis Rivas Bobby Kielty Doug Mientkiewicz Tony Muser Muser Hector Carrasco Moser

Greene Seals Third Straight World 100 Title in Edmonton

Maurice Greene of the United States wins gold in the men s 100 meters at the World Track and Field Championships in Edmonton Alberta despite an injury. He clocks 9.82 seconds for the third-fastest time in history and secures his third consecutive world title in the event.

Maurice Greene United States Edmonton Alberta Green

Indians rally to beat Mariners 15-14 in 11 innings

Cleveland tied a major league record by overcoming a 12 run deficit to defeat Seattle 15-14 in 11 innings. Jolbert Cabrera broke his bat for a single that scored Kenny Lofton from second, ending the marathon game as Lofton slid home ahead of Mark McLemore.

Cleveland Cleveland Indians Seattle Mariners Jolbert Cabrera Kenny Lofton Lofton Mark McLemore Eddie Taubensee Indians Chicago White Sox Philadelphia Athletics Jim Thome Russell Branyan Marty Cordova Jose Paniagua Omar Vizquel Cabrera

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