Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
American League standings show Baltimore leading East with 76 wins and New York at 73. Central sees Cleveland atop with 63, Milwaukee slipping. West features Seattle and Texas in a tight race. Daily games include Detroit vs Kansas City and Toronto vs Cleveland. National League lists Atlanta and New York atop, with Chicago and San Francisco mid-pack. Multiple late games and Tuesday schedules across divisions are noted.
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Weekend sports transactions shake MLB NFL rosters
Baseball teams make firings trades and acquisitions. Chicago White Sox fire Buckner and hire a hitting coach while New York Yankees acquire Rey Sanchez from the Cubs for Frisco Parotte. Seattle Mariners pick up Andy Sheets from Tacoma. In the NFL Carolina Panthers Dallas Cowboys St Louis Rams Seattle Seahawks waive and sign multiple players including Orlando Pace seven year deal and various named veterans.
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Mitchell Palmer
Nokia Reddick
Tim Sensley
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Correction on VFW Babe Ruth Team Listing
The Friday Herald clarifies that Chris McFadden was not listed as a member of the VFW Babe Ruth team. The correction apologizes for the misinformation and any inconvenience caused.
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Fryman Drives In Four As Tigers Top Royals 8 4
Detroit Tigers beat Kansas City Royals 8 4 as Travis Fryman drives in four runs with a first inning two run single and later grounders in the third and sixth. Bobby Higginson adds a triple and another single aiding Rosado’s roughest outing. Keagle earns win after seven strong innings.
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Ottawa High opens soccer practice with 30 players
Ottawa High School started its first Cyclone soccer practice at Eisenhower Elementary field with 30 players. Coach Glen Cahill, a co founder of Ottawa United Soccer Club, said the team will train mornings and afternoons to prepare for the Sept. 2 season opener at Washburn Rural.
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Ottawa United fields fall sign-ups at Eisenhower fields
Ottawa United Soccer Club opens fall season registrations for players up to 14 at Eisenhower School fields from 6 to 7 pm on Wednesday. Spring players must return green uniforms. teams formed by interest and coaches. Call Tom Sachse at 242-6844 for details or coaching roles.
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Allen brings breath of fresh air to Kansas football
Players like Zac Wegner Justin Glasgow and Tony Blevins praise the new coach Terry Allen and his staff for a relaxed positive approach. Wegner recalls his leap from bench to battle for quarterback while others note open door access and a more upbeat team culture as KU prepares for the Aug. 28 opener.
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Love Claims First Major at PGA Championship
Davis Love III finally wins his first major as rain-delayed final round drama unfolds at Amaroneck. He battles nerves and memories of his father while facing a late charge from Justin Leonard, who twice trails by five strokes before Love steadies and seals the victory.
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Ryder Cup picks solidify youth on Next Month’s team
Lee Janzen and Fred Couples were chosen by Tom Kite as captain’s picks for the United States Ryder Cup squad, adding experience to a youthful lineup for Winged Foot. Lee Janzen, who had been bypassed in 1995, joins a four-rookie team after Love’s PGA Championship victory at Winged Foot, finishing five strokes ahead of Leonard. Jeff Maggert tied the course record with 65 as the U.S. built momentum. Tiger Woods finished 29th at 286. Davis Love III completed a standout season by clinching the British Open and PGA.
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