Kansas City at New York Yankees 6 p.m ESPN or ESPN2
The schedule lists Kansas City at New York Yankees at 6 p.m. on ESPN networks and Oakland at Boston and Atlanta at Arizona also on ESPN or ESPN2 with additional late coverage. It covers a tennis Masters event on ESPN2 and ESPN with noon and 9 p.m. slots.
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Baseball nightly schedule features multiple late games
A dense list of MLB matchups with 6:05 p.m. starts across divisions. Teams include New York, Detroit, Cleveland, Boston, Minnesota, Baltimore, Tampa Bay, Kansas City, Anaheim, Chicago White Sox, Seattle, Texas, Oakland, Houston, Milwaukee, Montreal, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Colorado, Atlanta, Arizona, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, Chicago Cubs, and San Francisco. Players cited span numerous starters such as Mussina, Wakefield, Harang, Reed, Sabathia, Clemens, Beckett, Schilling, Maddux, Peavy, Wood, and Ortiz.
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Rays activate Alvarez from 15 day DL
The Tampa Bay Devil Rays activated pitcher HP Wilson Alvarez from the 15 day disabled list. In Detroit, the Pistons bought out the contract of forward Mikki Moore.
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Ottawa repeats title with 12-2 win over Scott City
Ottawa Legion AA completes back to back state title after beating Scott City 12-2 at Noble Park. Adam Smith threw a two hitter and Kyle Fetters led the offense with three hits as Ottawa rallied from Sunday’s loss to claim the championship.
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Ottawa leads with power in one run epic state tourney run
Ottawa tops four one run games before a 10 run win as bats explode to a .370 team average. Four homers boost season total to nine. 64 hits in tournament with 36 runs across final three games. Scott City, Baxter Springs, Nickerson also show tight play and extra inning battles. Ottawa seeks more state titles in 12th of 14 appearances with crowns in 1994 2001 2002 and runner-up in 1991.
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Caron and McDermott Sweep 50 Free at MVC II Meet
Ottawa swimmers Chantay Caron and Brooke McDermott led a strong showing at the Missouri Valley Division II Championships with Caron winning the 50 meter free in 37.61 seconds and McDermott taking runner-up at 37.91. The event featured 600 plus swimmers from four states, with multiple personal bests across age groups and Ottawa placing other top finishes including Joel McAdoo and Laura Prather posting PBs in breaststroke and backstroke events.
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Royals end skid with 12-4 win over Twins
Kansas City broke free from a scoring drought as Neifi Perez Brent Mayne and Carlos Febles combined for 10 hits nine runs and three RBIs. Febles went 4-for-5 and Aaron Guiel added two RBIs while Luis Alicea drove in four. Sedlacek earned the win with 6 2/3 innings as the Royals finalizied a 12-4 victory at Minneapolis ending Minnesota’s five-game run.
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Small town girls reach sweet 16 in MAYB Nationals
A group of Hutchinson ninth and tenth graders in a national MAYB tournament posted a 3-1 record to reach the Sweet 16. They defeated Ponca City Norman and Columbia before a overtime loss to Oklahoma City, finishing the summer 23-8 and earning praise from coach Chuck Lee for the strong, competitive play.
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Texans bond through injury in Hall of Fame game
Houston Texans fell 34 17 to the Giants in their NFL debut but bonded on the sideline as rookie quarterback David Carr expressed concern for injured teammate Leamont Evans. Giants rookie tight end Jeremy Shockey added a TD catch and a 48 yard run amid the on field scare and earlier Palmer threw for 247 yards and two scores.
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