Little League World Series Televised Slate
Cole lists baseball telecasts for the Little League World Series across channels ABC ESPN2 and ESPN2. Matchups include Latin America versus Europe and Latin America versus Mexico with start times from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and games involving Asia TransAtlantic Southeast New England Midwest and more. Also Kansas City at New York and Atlanta at San Francisco on TBS.
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St. Louis
ABC
Latin America
Europe
ESPN2
Southeast
New England
Anaheim
Chicago
ESPN
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Asia
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Atlanta
Philadelphia
Florida
Montraal
New York
Houston
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Cincinnati
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Wolpa
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Chicago Cubs
Batista
Hampton
Hermanson
Vazquez
Tsao
N.Y
Mets
Trachaal
Clement
Robertson
Millwood
Sheats
Meadows
Stephenson
Pavano
Stark
Base
Webb
Mars
Glavine
Uarvis
K.brown
Ru.Ortiz
Williams
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
Major league standings by division list teams and records. Previewed games show Monday and Tuesday slates across American and National leagues with key matchups and pitchers named for each contest.
Weekend Sports Transactions Highlight Roster Moves
The Cleveland Indians placed retired RHP Javon Boyd on the 15 day list and recalled LHP Cli Lee from Buffalo of the Detroit system. Chris Meare was optioned to Toledo in the IL. Kansas City Royals optioned RHP Runalvys Hernandez to Wichita. New York Yankees released RHP Todd Zelle and called up RHP Jorge De Paula from Columbus. Mariners signed INF Jeffrey to a new deal.
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Javon Boyd
Cli Lee
Buffalo
Detroit Tigers
Chris Meare
Toledo
Kansas City Royals
Runalvys Hernandez
Wichita
Texas
NEW York Yankees
Todd Zelle
Jorge de Paula
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Royals Rally Past Twins In Heat For Must-Win Victory
In 100 degree heat the Kansas City Royals beat Minnesota 5-4 to grab a crucial win as Darrell May allowed six hits and three runs over six innings. Raul Ibanez and Joe Randa homered in a three-run third and aided by Rick Reed’s rough start the Royals built a 5-1 lead before holding on. Mientkiewicz left wrist X-rays negative. LeCroy homered for Minnesota. Leskanic earned the save with MacDougal resting.
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Royals
Minnesota
Twins
Chicago White Sox
New York
Darrell May
Tony Pena
Raul Ibanez
Joe Randa
Rick Reed
Doug Mientkiewicz
Ken Harvey
Mientkiewicz
Matt LeCroy
Shannon Stewart
Luis Rivas
Pena
Mike MacDougal
Curtis Leskanic
Milwaukee
MacDougal
Angel Berroa
Mike Sweeney
Carlos Beltran
Ibanez
Ray
Minnesota Kansas
Guiel Rf
Rivas
Berroa Sf
Kansas
LeCroy
Harvey
Pierzynski
Ryan
Si Stewart
Randa
Sf—Sekran
May
Heat forces shifting practice times for Ottawa High and others
On a day of record heat many teams adjusted schedules. Ottawa High moved outdoor practices to 6 p.m. with a 105 heat index trigger for later times. Central Heights and West Franklin likewise began after 6 p.m. while cross country indoors, and Fridays alumni scrimmage set at 6 p.m. for consistency amid hot conditions.
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Ottawa High School
OHS
David Grover
Cyclone
West Franklin
Central Heights
Glen Cahill
Chiefs Edge Vikings In NFL Preseason Duel
Kansas City beat Minnesota 26 to 16 in exhibition play as Doug Chapman and Derrick Blaylock impressed. Chapman gained 34 yards on six carries, Blaylock totaled 48 yards on six attempts with a 17-yard run, while Onterrio Smith added a 1-yard TD and Larry Johnson had 26 yards on nine carries.
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Kansas City
Minnesota Vikings
Doug Chapman
Derrick Blaylock
Chapman
Onterrio Smith
Minnesota
Smith
Blaylock
Larry Johnson
Priest Holmes
Chiefs
Johnson
Mike Tice
OSU returns trio of stars to power 2003 season
Oklahoma State fans hope for a high powered offense built around Josh Fields Tatum Bell and Rashaun Woods. Woods set Big 12 records with 107 receptions and 1695 yards while Fields posted 3145 passing yards and 31 TDs. Bell rushed for 1096 yards and 11 touchdowns aiding an offense that could crack the top Big 12.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma State
Josh Fields
Tatum Bell
Rashaun Woods
Cowboys
Barry Sanders
Hart Lee Dykes
Dale Gundy
Les Miles
Oklahoma
Sooners
Southern Mississippi
Miles
Woods
Fields
Bell
NFL
Kevin Williams
Efe Monarin
Xavier Lawson-Kennedy
Brad Girtman
Vernon Grant
Nebraska
Lincoln
Cornhuskers
Phillips
Oklahoma St. Cowboys
Las Miles
OSU
Arcord
Big 12
Southern Miss
Lewis Field
WA Rashaun Woods
Josh Flekis
Sam Mayes
Grayhen S$ Veron Grant
Darrent Williams
Elbert Craig
Duncane
Houston
Mamoffat
Donovan Woods
Oklahoma City
Millwood Ins
Robert Jones
Midwest City
Eddie Brown
New Orleans
Fortier
Agit ‘Pepartures
Kyle Eaton
LaWayion Brown
Chris Coughspeak
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