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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 2001

Page

12

Television and sports schedule roundup today

A dense list of games and broadcasts across baseball basketball tennis and hockey. Notable matchups include Kansas City at Detroit and Philadelphia at Atlanta with multiple channel listings, Wimbledon times, and a Canada versus U.S. women event.

Wednesday Baseball Day Across the AL and NL

A busy Wednesday slate features AL games including Boston at Cleveland, Kansas City at Detroit, Anaheim at Oakland, New York at Baltimore, Toronto at Tampa Bay, Minnesota at Chicago, and Seattle at Texas. NL action shows division contenders Philly atop the East with Atlanta, Florida, New York, and Montreal in pursuit, plus Chicago and Houston leading the Central and West races. Multiple day games and evening matchups highlight the pennant chase across major leagues.

Wedneday Boston Wakefield Cleveland Burba Kansas City Suppan Detroit Weaver Anaheim Schoeneweis Oakland Ldle N.Y Yankees Clemens Baltimore Penson Toronto Parris Tampa Bay Rekar Minnesota Milton Chicago White Sox Buehrle Seattle Moyer Texas Bell Philadelphia Atlanta Florida New York Montreal Pai Chicago Houston St. Louis Milwaukee Cincinnati Pinsburgh Arizona Los Angeles San Francisco Colorado San Diego Pittsburgh Hermanson Wright Dempster Armas Jr Ritchin Dessens Chicago Cubs Wood Mets Reed Person Glavine Schilling Blarton Chacon Williams Hernandez Prokopec Tapani Reith Johnson Reynolds Clement Montreagi Mattes Coggin Parez Kile Sheets Suzuki Egton Ryeter Gagne Associated Press Enat Wwe Baltimore Ag Ohka Westbrook Durbin Lima Keisler Mercedes Michalak Kennedy Radke Kite Sox Lofrer Sela Oliver Anchein Rapp Zito

Indians Beat Royals 2-1 As Thome Delivers Late Run

In Cleveland, Jim Thome slid home on a two-out single by Einar Diaz in the ninth, lifting the Indians to a 2-1 win over Kansas City and snapping a four-game skid while ending the Royals' six-game streak. Diaz had a three-hit night, Sabathia went seven scoreless for the Tribe, and Raul Ibanez rued a late miscue.

Cleveland Jim Thome Cleveland Indians Thome Einar Diaz John Rocker Indians Kansas City Royals Diaz Jeff Austin Raul Ibanez A.J. Hinch Larry Cogan Ibanez Rocker Bob Wickman Rey Sanchez Mike Sweeney Associated Press Kansas City Royals Joe Randa Roberto Alomar Jacobs Field Alomar Chaice

Ichiro Tops All Star Balloting With Big Lead

Seattle rookie Ichiro Suzuki led all players with 3,373,035 votes. Starters include 9B DH Alex Rodriguez, Cal Ripken, Manny Ramirez, Juan Gonzalez, Edgar Martinez, Chipper Jones, Barry Bonds, Sammy Sosa, Luis Gonzalez, and others from Boston Cleveland Seattle San Francisco Chicago Arizona.

Seattle Ichiro Seattle Mariners Ichiro Suzuki Wan Rodriguez Seaties Manny Ramirez Boston Juan Gonzalez Cleveland Barry Bonds San Francisco Sammy Sosa Chicago Luis Gonzalez Arizona Ramirez New York Mets Mike Piazza Chicago Cubs Todd Helton Colorado Chipper Jones Atlanta

Ottawa Cal Ripken squad to compete in District 7 tourney

Ottawa's Cal Ripken baseball team, chosen by league coaches, will represent Ottawa in the District 7 tournament starting July 13 at Twin Lakes. Coaches are Charlie Adamson, Randy Miller, and Kevin Altic. players include Jeffrey Thomason, Ryan Smith, Chase Moore, Jordan Miller, Drew Massengale, Joe Malin, Colton Malburg, Cale Imfages, Ryan McPheron, Kyle Jones, Tanner Hendrickson, Benji Hendrickson, Benji Bulmer, Kyle Brands, Kyle Altic, and Freddie Adamson.

Ottawa Cal Ripken Twin Lakes Charlie Adamson Randy Miller Kevin Altic Jeffrey Thomason Ryan Smith Chase Moore Jordan Miller Drew Massengale Joe Malin Colton Malburg Cale Imfages Ryan McPheron Kyle Jones Tanner Hendrickson Benji Hendrickson Benji Bulmer Kyle Brands Kyle Altic Freddie Adamson

Youth 7 on 7 Football Camp at Ottawa High School

Ottawa High School hosts a youth football camp for grades 7 and 8 (2001-02 year) next week from 10 a.m. to noon. The session focuses on fundamentals and skill development with most time spent on 7 on 7 games. Fee is $15. For more information call Pat Boeh at 242-4191.

Ottawa High School Pat Boeh

Suzuki A Hit With Baseball Fans Makes All Star Start

Ichiro Suzuki the Seattle rookie leads AL voting to start the All Star Game at Safeco Field with 3,373,035 votes boosted by Japan ballots and online support. John Olerud Bret Boone and Edgar Martinez join him in the starting lineup as Seattle leads overall. Barry Bonds Julio Ramirez and others also headline NL selections with Alex Rodriguez and Mike Piazza among starters.

NEW York Seattle Ichiro Suzuki Mariners Safeco Field Cal Ripken David Bell Japan Suzuki Sandy Alomar Jr Cleveland John Olerud Bret Boone Edgar Martinez Roberto Alomar Manny

Strikers win two in tournament in Flint Hills Wind Firecracker

Ottawa Strikers under-12 girls softball went 2-3 at Flint Hills Wind Firecracker Showdown. They opened with an 8-2 loss to Butler, then fell 5-3 to Wichita before a 13-12 pool victory over Augusta Wild Things. They added an 11-9 win over Augusta on Sunday, then 11-3 loss to Wichita Rockets, with Beatty and Robertson key players. They advance to State Class B tournament in Pittsburg July 13 to 15.

Council Grove Ottawa Strikers Flint Hills Ottawa Butler Strikers Stephanie Lillie Amanda Robertson Wichita Ashley Geist Lyndh Brown Trish Beatty Ashlee Moore Lillie Augusta Moore Lauren Lysaught Robertson Beatty Geist Lysaught Brown Wichita Rockets Pittsburg

Babe Ruth and Cal Ripken push local league season in Kansas

Kansas Babe Ruth Cal Ripken Baseball will sponsor over 40 district tournaments and seven state tournaments with a local league season of 15 to 20 games per team. Ottawa hosts strong facilities and Classic III events in Great Bend and McPherson and Pittsburg have produced standout players advancing to college baseball.

Babe Ruth Cal Ripken Cal Ripken Jr Ripken Ottawa United Darren Daulton Kansas George Brett California Great Bend McPherson Pittsburg Cal Ripken Baseball

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