Sports Cards and Schedules from Tuesday to Wednesday
On Tuesday the Little League softball World Series semifinals air at 6 p m and 8 30 p m on ESPN2. MLB presents Cubs at Houston 7 p m on WGN Kansas City at Seattle 9 p m on Ch 34. ATP Masters Ohio tennis 2 p m to 10 30 p m on ESPN2. Wednesday features Boston at Detroit noon on ESPN Kansas City at Seattle 3 30 p m on Ch 34 Cubs at Houston 6 p m on ESPN Toronto at LA Angels 9 p m on ESPN2 and Trinidad at United States 7 p m soccer.
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MLB Standings and Tonight's Baseball Schedule Summary
American League leaders show Boston atop East with 68 wins, New York 65, Toronto 61, Baltimore 58, Tampa Bay 46. Central includes Chicago 74, Cleveland 63, Minnesota 61, Detroit 56, Kansas City 38. West features Los Angeles 69, Oakland 67, Texas 56, Seattle 50. National League sports Hawaii?
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Wilkie Son Move Signals Kansas City Defensive Shakeup
River Falls AP Wide notes show Allen slipping to second team behind Wilkerson as coach Dick Vermeil lauds Wilkerson’s consistency. Hall injury and possible discipline for Wesley and Slavis loom as camp winds down before the Chiefs face the Cardinals in the home exhibition opener.
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Steelers Start Fast in Exhibition Victory Over Eagles
Pittsburgh raced to a 21-7 lead as Ike Taylor returned a kickoff for 100 yards and the Steelers added two special teams scores before 19 minutes elapsed. Hines Ward joined the celebration after reporting to the team, while Philadelphia struggled with early turnovers and a 10-yard interception return. Owens faced a one week ban, and coach Andy Reid stressed the importance of protecting the ball as the Steelers earned a 38-31 win.
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Royals suffer 16th straight loss to Mariners
Seattle rookie Felix Hernandez pitched seven strong innings to help the Mariners snap a four game skid as Kansas City’s 16 game losing streak reached a club record. The Royals managed three hits and one run while Ichiro Suzuki and Richie Sexson homered for Seattle.
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