Monday Baseball and NFL Schedule Across Cities
Kansas City visits Toronto at 6 15 p m for a baseball game on FSM while San Francisco plays Denver at 7 p m on ABC vestley at FSN. Chicago hosts Houston at 7 p m on WGN and Atlanta meets San Diego at 9 p m on TBS in a layered sports slate.
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Vestley
FSN
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Houston
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Chicago Cubs
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Saarlaos
Philadelphia
B.myers
Milwaukee
J.wright
Pittsburgh
Benson
St. Louis
Hackman
Montreal
Vazquez
Colorado
Neagle
Cincinnati
Baseball Standings and Schedule Roundup for AL NL
East Division standings show New York leading with 77 wins, Boston 70, Baltimore 59. Central includes Minnesota 73 and Chicago 58. West has Seattle 49 and Oakland 74. Sunday results feature Tampa Bay, Kansas City, Detroit, Baltimore, Seattle, and New York games. Monday and Tuesday schedules list multiple interleague and intra league matchups with pitchers and times.
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Moyer
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Blues
MLB Transaction Summary
Baltimore activates Mike Bardick from the 15 day disabled list Minnesota recalls Jason LeCroy from Edmonton PCL Seattle acquires Jamaal Valdes from Texas for Jarmaine Clark and Derrick Van Dusen Tampa Bay Rays recall Lee Gardner from Durham option Jesus Colome to Durham transfer Ryan Rupe from 15 day to 60 day injured list
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Seattle Mariners
Jamaal Valdes
Texas
Jarmaine Clark
Derrick van Dusen
Tampa Bay Devil
RAYS
Lee Gardner
Durham
Jesus Colome
Ryan Rupe
Beem Upsets Woods In Dramatic PGA Championship Showdown
Beem outlasted Tiger Woods at Hazeltine to win the PGA by one stroke after a final round rally. Beem, once low on confidence and ranks, held off Woods who surged with four late birdies. The win earned Beem the Wanamaker Trophy and $990,000.
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Chaska
Minn
Tiger Woods
Arnold Palmer
Sergio
Phil Mickelson
Ernie Els
Rich Beem
Woods
Tom Watson
Beem
John Daly
Steve
Williams
Tiger
PGA
Golf Channel
John
New Mexico State
Larry Beem
Local hockey players finish second at nationals
Four Bethany Missouri based Chicken Hawks players Mike Cummings Danny Cox Nathaniel Cunningham and Isaac Feuerborn represented Garnett and Sci pio across the country. The team placed second at the SIHA National Championships in Colorado Springs Colorado with standout goaltending and MVP honors for Feuerborn and Cunningham who scored twice in the second game. The players began playing in Garnett ten years ago.
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Bethany Chicken Hawks
Mike Cummings
Nathaniel Cunningham
Issac Feuerborn
Danny Cox
Ottawa
Garnett
Princeton
Isaac Feverborn
Scipio
Bethany
Chicken Hawks
Colorado Springs
Colo
Feuerborn
Cunningham
Chiefs give hopefuls chance to grab NFL spots in 19 9 win
Kansas City beat Houston 19 9 as starters shined with Trent Green completing 70 percent and Priest Holmes scoring the lone TD. Undersized receiver J J Moses and defensive end Kal Truluck impressed, while kicker Lawrence Tynes missed twice amid competition with Morten Andersen.
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J.J. Moses
R-Kal Truluck
Lawrence Tynes
Houston
Chiefs
Texans
Trent Green
Priest Holmes
Qat
Moses
San Francisco
Tynes
49Ers
Vermeil
Nebraska eyeing Big 12 comeback after Crouch era ends
In Lincoln, coach Frank Solich reads the 2001 Huskers as a work in progress with 11 starters to replace and a rookie quarterback Jammal Lord set to lead. Dahrran Diedrick, Chris Kelsay and several seniors anchor offense and defense as Nebraska aims for a return to Big 12 title contention.
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Neb
Eric Crouch
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Dahrian Diedrick
Colorado
Miami
Frank Sglich
Chris Kelsay
Solich
Crouch
Jammal Lord
Frank Solich
Rose
Memorial Stadium
Dahrran Diedrick
Thunder Collins
Wilson Thomas
John Garrison
Dan Will Waldrop
Chris Kel Say
Demoine Adams
DeJuan Grace
Scott Shanle
Barrett Ruud
Josh Brown
Kyla Larson
Curt Dukes
Stony Point
Newton-Conover
Demerrio Willams
Kilgore
Isaiah Finellen
Ramstein
Germany
America
Jemayel Phillips
Winnfield
Fabian Washington
Bradenton
Bayshore HS
Erle Grouch
Tracey Wistrom
Toniu Fenoti
Dave Volk
Jeremy Slechta
Jamie Burrow
Mark Vedral
Kayno Craver
Jarrett takes Pepsi 400 after four-tire final stop
Dale Jarrett and Todd Parrott stayed with four tires on the final pit stop at Michigan International Speedway to win the Pepsi 400. Jarrett recovered from an early spin to pass Jeff Burton in the last five laps, marking his 30th career victory and fourth at Michigan. Burton finished fourth after an overheating engine and water loss. Tony Stewart was second and Kevin Harvick third. Sterling Marlin remained sixth in the standings.
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Woods
Justin Leonard
Brooklyn
Mich
Dale Jarrett
Todd Parrott
Jeff Burton
Jarrett
Michigan International Speedway
dJarrett
Michigan
Davey Allison
Ford
Pocono
Burton
Tony Stewart
Kevin Harvick
Mark Martin
Sterling Marlin
Stewart
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