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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 2004

Page

9

Sports broadcast slate with multiple games and leagues

On air Monday Life League baseball Great Lakes final at 7 p m ESPN Tampa Bay at Boston 6 p m NFL Denver vs Washington 7 p m Tuesday basketball U S at Turkey noon ESPN Little League Southwest regional final 7 p m ESPN League baseball Kansas City at Chicago White Sox 7 p m Ch 34

Life League Great Lakes Tampa Bay Boston Denver Washington U.S Turkey Kansas City Chicago White Sox

Baseball Schedule and Standings Highlights

A crowded slate shows Anaheim at Kansas City and Tampa Bay at Boston with night games. Yankees visit Texas, White Sox host Kansas City, and Mariners host Minnesota while Orioles meet Anaheim. National League action features Montreal, Chicago, San Francisco, and Arizona among others amid division standings.

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Elway and Sanders share stage at Hall of Fame ceremony

John Elway and Barry Sanders joined Carl Eller and Bob Brown as 2004 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductees in Canton Ohio. The two legends reflected on their possible pairing as teammates, with Sanders noting his regret at not winning a Super Bowl and Elway praising Sanders while saluting Broncos fans and teammates.

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Angels rally past Royals for 6-4 win in extra ninth

Angels climb in AL West after Jose Guillen homers to tie the game in the ninth and David Eckstein bunt play drives in the go ahead run. Brendan Donnelly allowed no runs in relief for the win, Francisco Rodriguez earned save number eight.

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Agassi regains stroke to win Cincinnati Masters

Andre Agassi, at 34 still in peak form, defeated Lleyton Hewitt 6-3 3-6 6-2 in Mason Ohio to capture the Cincinnati Masters. He beat Andy Roddick in the semis, collected $400,000 first prize, and marked his first title in 16 months after skipping Wimbledon due to a hip issue.

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Gordon joins elite Indy winners at Brickyard 400 win

Jeff Gordon, a Pittsboro native, became a four time Brickyard 400 winner at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He led 124 of 161 laps, dominated the race, and clinched his fifth win of the season and 69th of his NASCAR career despite a late debris incident that damaged his fender. Dale Jarrett and Elliott Sadler followed, but Gordons mastery prevailed.

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