Baseball Standings and Schedule Update
East and Central divisions list teams with records and games back. Monday results include Boston over Toronto and California over Texas, with multiple late games and Wednesday schedules featuring key divisional matchups across the league.
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Slow Pitch Softball Tournament in Princeton Aug 24 25
Men’s slow pitch softball tourney in Princeton August 24 and 25 with $85 fee. All teams guaranteed four games. Proceeds benefit Oak Haven Nursing Home in Richmond. Register with Wendy Robertson at 835-6135 or 835-6106 after 5 p.m.
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Transactions Monday's Sports Transactions
Boston Red Sox reacquired pitcher Ken Ryan from Trenton of the Eastern League. Green Bay Packers claimed Steve Israel, cornerback, off waivers from St Louis. Philadelphia agreed to terms with guard Guy McIntyre.
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MLB MVP salary rankings and top weekly pay figure
Summary of MLB most valuable player salary standings with notes on Pendleton Eckersley Henderson Bagwell, Cal Ripken Jr and Cecil Fielder. Cecil Fielder leads at 177,644 dollars per week as the highest paid player. The list includes NL and AL MVPs from 1990 to 1999 with various weekly earnings and ranking positions.
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NBA teams return fan mail amid labor dispute
In Lauderdale, the NBA ordered teams to send back all fan letters to senders due to the lockout. Sean Walsch of Cooper City sought Harold Miner autograph on a basketball card but received his letter and a PR note instead. The Magic and Bulls report returning thousands of letters for Shaquille O'Neal and Michael Jordan, respectively.
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ORC Board to Consider Various Items at Meeting
The Ottawa Recreation Commission plans its monthly board session at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Don Woodward Center 517 East Third. Agenda items include personnel manual capital improvements funded by United Way review of advertising costs baseball and softball evaluation and a roller blade contest.
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Schools require physicals for athletic participation
Ottawa Medical Specialists offer student physicals from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday to Thursday at a $10 fee. Ottawa Family Physicians hold sessions tonight for Ottawa High School students and Thursday for Ottawa Middle School students from 7 to 9 p.m., at a $15 cost.
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OMS Football Practice Opens Next Tuesday Aug 15
Ottawa Middle School schedules football practice starting Tuesday Aug 15 at 8 am. All players must bring a completed physical form to participate, with sessions at the OMS practice field. seventh graders meet 8 to 10 am and eighth graders 10:15 am to 12:15 pm.
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Mantle Refuses Leave Hospital Over Pain
Dallas attorney Roy True says Mickey Mantle, 63, told doctors he will not leave the hospital until his pain and discomfort end. The Hall of Fame slugger is being treated for anemia linked to chemotherapy for lung cancer diagnosed after a liver transplant about two months ago. Mantle remains in stable condition but doctors are concerned about persistent anemia.
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J J Smith makes splash for Chiefs in preseason victory
Former Wildcat J J Smith, unsigned free agent turned Chiefs backfield hopeful, delivered a 50 yard punt return for a touchdown and two 28 yard kickoff returns in Kansas City's 37 21 win over Washington at Arrowhead. Smith, a Kansas State career rushing leader, claimed this home field dream as his own, expressing pride as he sought a roster spot amid injury to Tamarick Vanover and a crowded backfield. His big return came after Washington punted from its own three, with Smith seizing a clearing, but he mishandled the ball briefly before reclaiming it and gifting it to his mother amid a cheering crowd.
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Turkey and elk permit deadlines loom in Kansas
Kansas Wildlife and Parks warns fall firearms turkey and elk permits have deadlines. Unit 1 in northwestern Kansas offers 200 turkey permits with Aug 18 deadline. Unit 2 in northeast and southeast has unlimited permits with Oct 20 deadline. Elk changes include eight permits in Liberal unit and 12 archery anterless in Cimarron. Cimarron firearm elk and any elk permits listed with Sept 23 to Oct 1 season.
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Pittsburg State Favored To Win 1995 MIAA Football Title
PSU named preseason favorite by coaches as Central Missouri State is picked second and Missouri Western third. The poll lists Northeast Missouri, Emporia State, Missouri Rolla, Washburn, Northwest Missouri State, and Southwest Baptist in order, with new coaches at Northeast Missouri and Emporia State.
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NBC secures 2000 Sydney and 2002 Salt Lake Olympics TV rights
NBC agreed to pay 705 million dollars for exclusive U S rights to the 2000 Sydney Summer Games and 545 million for the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Games. IOC officials called it a pre- emptive bid, boosting NBC total package to about 1.27 billion with promotional support.
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