National League and American League standings update
Baseball standings and schedule notes show East Central and West divisions with team records, games behind, and upcoming games. Key teams include Atlanta New York Philadelphia Montreal Houston Cincinnati St Louis Pittsburgh Milwaukee Chicago Arizona San Francisco San Diego Los Angeles Colorado New York Toronto Boston Baltimore Tampa Bay Cleveland Chicago Minnesota Texas Oakland Seattle Anaheim Detroit. Evening and Friday games list matchups with pitchers and times across both leagues.
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Yankees Grimsley drops suspension appeal
Transactions detail baseball moves with Grimsley dropping his three game suspension appeal for the Yankees. Braves purchase Howard Battle from Richmond IL. Brewers fire Phil Garner, name Joe Lefebvre interim manager. Mets claim Jeff Tam off waivers. NBA Hornets sign Eddie Robinson. Knicks extend Jeff Van Gundy and name Scott Layden GM. Magic trade Issac Austin for four players. Falcons sign Jamal Anderson to multiyear deal.
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Atlanta Falcons
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Sander’s dad hopes son reconsiders Barry Sanders retirement rumors
In Wichita and Detroit reports swirl after Barry Sanders retirement news. Barry Sanders remains abroad as his father William Sanders and Lions official Allen Hughes downplay pressure from the Lions and media. Sanders quit after disenchanted with team direction and losses. agent Ware did not return calls.
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Bam Morris Poised To Lead Chiefs Ground Game In 1999
Bam Morris, a 255 pound back, is central to Gunther Cunningham s plan to power the Chiefs running game. After a strong finish last season and 481 yards on 129 carries, Morris vows to carry the workload, improve conditioning, and adapt to the system during mini camp and training camp with Elvis Grbac backing the offense.
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Duval Opens PGA in Rain Soaked Medinah Round
David Duval tees off amid Ryder Cup controversy at Medinah as rain dampens No. 3 course. He birdies the opening hole and sits 1-under as players cope with wet conditions. The event shapes Ryder Cup drama and draws a strong field including Tiger Woods and Jean Van de Velde.
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Fall prep practice times for Ottawa area schools
Ottawa High School outlines practice times for football and other fall sports starting Monday. Central Heights sets two sessions for juniors and seniors at 8 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., with freshmen and sophomores at 10:30 a.m. Volleyball and cross country schedules are provided, plus sixth graders at Ottawa Middle School. An Ottawa women’s softball team finished second in the summer Olathe league, sponsored by Hasty Awards, listing Ottawa and area players.
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Hasty Awards
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Anita Dixon
Lynn Percy
Pam Langer
Cindy Mendell
Laura Mauszycki
Gardner
Laurie Stevenson
Richmond
Jeannie Good
Jo Burgoon
Wellsville
Carrie Hale
Louisburg
Pat McGonigle
Vassar
Sheree Brim
Shawnee
Saberhagen shines as Red Sox rout Royals 9 3 in KC
Bret Saberhagen silenced Kansas City with eight innings of four hit ball and no walks, as Boston built a 6 run lead and cruised to a 9 3 victory at Kauffman Stadium. Sweeney homered twice for the Royals and Rosado struggled with five walks.
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