Sports and TV Listings Roundup for Friday Night
NBC CBS ESPN USA TNT TBS WGN ESPN2 note the schedule of NBA NFL college golf motorsports and USTA events across multiple channels with times in the evening and afternoon featuring Baltimore at Philadelphia Chicago at Arizona Atlanta at Los Angeles and San Diego at St Louis plus the NEC Invitational and Pan events and a Busch Food City 250 race.
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St. Louis
CBS
ESPN
Atlanta
Los Angeles
TBS
Chicago
Arizona
WGN
Frasna St
Wisconsin
Baseball Night Across American League and NL Standings Update
MLB matchups feature Anaheim at Boston, Oakland at Detroit, Texas at New York, Toronto at Baltimore, Seattle at Cleveland, Minnesota at Kansas City, Tampa Bay at Chicago. National League notes Atlanta leads, Montreal and Florida chase. Houston and St Louis top divisions. multiple game results listed with scores and dates including Philadelphia 13 Milwaukee 3 and Los Angeles 4 Florida 3 in 10 innings.
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Werdburn
Boston
Wakefield
Oakland
Zito
Detroit
Powell
Texas
Park
N.Y
Yankees
Mussina
Toronto
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Baltimore
Erickson
Seattle
Pineiro
Cleveland
Sabathia
Minnesota
Read
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Suppan
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Sturtze
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Atlanta
Montreal
Florida
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Arizona
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Wee
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Phillips
Sosa
Stephens
Santana
Ru.Hernandez
Angels Place Sale on 15-Day DL Incurred
The Associated Press reports American League moves include Anaheim’s Aaron Sale placed on the 15-day disabled list. Arizona Diamondbacks also on 15-day DL with Greg Swindell. Red Barajas optioned to Tucson. Alex Cintron and Eddie Oropese recalled from Tucson. Elliot Dukes signed by Tampa Bay Devil Rays.
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Associated Press
Anaheim Angels
Aaron Sale
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Elliot Dukes
Arizona Diamondbacks
Greg Swindell
Red Barajas
Tucson
Alex Cintron
Eddie Oropese
Croucher Improves as Ottawa Soccer Keeper After Italy Trip
Ottawa High senior Rick Croucher spent a month in Italy and a US camp in Virginia refining his game, gaining reading and directing abilities. Coach Glen Cahill praises his cerebral growth and leadership on the field ahead of the Cyclones' high school season.
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Ottawa High
Rick Croucher
Italy
Cahill
Croucher
Ottawa
United States
Virginia
Florence
Pisa
Cyclones
Greg Mast
Ottawaherald.com
Lauria Sisk
OHS Soccer Alumni Scrimmage Friday at 5 P M
Ottawa High School returns to the field for its annual alumni scrimmage at 5 p.m. Friday on the school soccer field with admission in exchange for a sports drink. Ottawa Elks Lodge hosts its first Soccer Shoot for ages 8 to 13 from 8 to 10 a.m. Saturday at Eisenhower Elementary. For details call David Bienhoff at 242-7680.
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Ottawa
ORC opens August registrations for sports and programs
Ottawa Recreation Commission announces August signups for adult volleyball with four leagues and an NFL flag football option for ages 16 up, fall youth and fall tennis programs, Pomona Lake fishing derby with prizes, and after school tennis at Forest Park courts. Fees range from 10 to 125 dollars. registrations through Aug. 30 or 31.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Pomona Lake
Kansas
Forest Park
Beltran's three run homer lifts Royals past Blue Jays
Carlos Beltran belted a three run homer in the fourth as Kansas City beat Toronto 7 4. Beltran's 20th homer made him the first Royals player with 20 homers and 20 stolen bases in multiple seasons. Halladay took the loss after conceding seven runs in 2 3 innings as the Jays dropped their seventh of eight.
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Roy Halladay
Beltran
Kansas City Royals
Toronto Blue Jays
Kansas City
Tampa Bay
Toronto
Roberto Hernandez
Halladay
Shawn Sedlacek
Hernandez
Eric Hinske
Tom Wilson
Blue Jays
Ken Huckaby
Mike Sweeney
Joe Randa
Michael Tucker
Brent Mayne
Randa
Carlos Tosca
Neifi Perez
Pinkel era raises Missouri hopes as players spring forward
AP Sports writer notes Gary Pinkel’s second Missouri season, with a leaner, more committed program and six returning starters on offense and eight on defense. Players like Zack Akron and Justin Gage push to erase last year’s 4-7 finish, eyeing a Sept. 7 Ball State opener and a pivotal November stretch that includes Iowa State, Colorado, Kansas State, and Texas A&M.
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Gary Pinkel
Miao
Tigers
Kansas State
Michigan State
Missouri
Kansas
Pinkel
Illinois
Edward Jones Dome
St. Louis
Keith Wright
Ball State
Troy State
Bowling Green
Nebraska
Iowa State
Colorado
Texas A&m
Justin Gage
Gage
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