Sports broadcast schedule roundup for Sunday and NASCAR race
Televised sports slots list games and times across baseball, golf, and auto racing. Chicago White Sox versus Chicago Cubs at noon on channel 4, Baltimore at Atlanta at an afternoon slot, San Diego at Houston at 7 p.m. on channel 23, Milwaukee Open golf at 1 p.m. on channel 2, 9, and 60. NASCAR Tropicana 400 autos race set for 1 30 p.m. on channels 6 and 12.
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Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
Baltimore
Atlanta
San Diego
Houston
Tampa Bay
Atanta
Kansas City
Chicago
Arizona
Seattle
Anaheim
ORC Update Shows Summer Programs and Baseball Closings
ORC announces water aerobics from June 4 to August 17 with a 25 dollar fee. The Summer Playground runs noon to 5 PM at the Don Woodward Center with free lunch. Morning Camp serves 4 to 7 year olds with educational games and crafts until 11:30 AM. Youth baseball and softball registrations run through July for under 10, under 2, and under 14, at 300 dollars per eight game team. The Third Annual Coach-Pitch World Series for under eight is July 27 to 29 in Ottawa, fee 1.50 per team. Call 242-1999 for tournaments or questions.
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Fea
Don Woodward
Ottawa
Church softball Friday schedule at Forest Park
Friday night softball at Forest Park features West Presbyterian versus Ottawa Nazarene at 7 p.m. Church of Christ faces First Baptist at 9 p.m. North Baptist plays Wallaville Baptist at 8 p.m. Sacred Heart meets Community Foursquare at 10 p.m. Garnett Nazarana faces Agape Christian Eye Assembly of God.
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Forest Park
West
Presbyterian
Ottawa Nazarene
Church of Christ
First
Ottawa Woman's Golf Association Flag Tournament Pairings
The Ottawa Woman's Golf Association flags tournament tee times set for Tuesday list pairings led by Mary Lou Sheldon and La Venna Boyer at 8 a.m. with consecutive slots through 9:20 a.m including Liz Moherman and Dolores South at 8 10, Pam Andrews and Linda Seitz at 8 20, and others.
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Ottawa Woman's Golf Association
Fee
Mary Lou Sheldon
la Venna Boyer
Liz Moherman
Dolores South
Pam Andrews
Linda Seitz
Clarice Dengal
Frances Warnock
Zandra Waymire
Eloise Killough
Jody Lancaster
Coral Smell
Gypsy Badders
Lea Tomberlin
Carol Brown
Suzanne Wassmer
Mary Ellen Woody
Ray Grabham
2001 NASCAR Winston Cup Schedule and Standings
The Associated Press provides the 2001 NASCAR Winston Cup schedule with winners in parentheses and driver standings. Races list include Pontiac Excitement 400 in Richmond and Coca-Cola 600 in Charlotte among many others, with top drivers like Jeff Gordon and Dale Earnhardt Jr. leading early points. The standings show Jol Gordon first with 2403 points, Dale Jarrett second, Ricky Rudd third, Tony Stewart fourth, and Rusty Wallace fifth, followed by a full top 20 list.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Tony Stewart
Concord
N.C
Jeff Burton
Dover
Del
Jeff Gordon
Jones
Kmart
Brooklyn
Michael Gordon
Long Pond
Ricky Rudd
Save Mart
Sonoma
Calif
Pepsi
Daytona Beach
Fla
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Tropicana
Joliet
Ill
New England
London
Nah
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
the Glen
Watkins Glen
N.Y
Mich
Sharpie
Bristol
Tenn
Southern
Darlington
New Hampshire
Mbna.com
Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
Old Dominion
Martinaville
Jol Gordon
Dale Jarratt
Rusty Wallace
Marlin
Bobby Labonte
Johnny Benson
Kevin Harvick
Steve Park
Ritchie falls short of no hitter as Pirates win 1-0
Todd Ritchie carried a one-hitter into the ninth, then Aramis Ramirez lined a run-scoring single as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Kansas City Royals 1-0. Ritchie (6-9) grounded a double play after the hit, earning his second straight 1-0 win at PNC Park. Royals’ offense managed only Mayne’s sixth-inning infield hit. Jose Randa and Beltran etc.
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Pirato
Gene J
Pittsburgh Pirates
Todd Ritchie
Kansas City Royals
Brent Mayne
Ritchie
Jack Wilson
Pittsburgh
Royals
Aramis Ramirez
Pirates
Luis Alicea
Rey Sanchez
Pnc Park
Milwaukee
Ramirez
Brian Giles
Jason Grimsley
Giles
Grimsley
Tony Muser
Chad Durbin
Detroit
Francisco Cordova
Ricardo Rincon
Houston
Jimmy Anderson
Mike Williams
Mayne
Abraham Nunez
Nunez
Tony Krizmanich
Joe Randa
Carlos Beltran
Alicea
Beltran
Jermaine Dye
Moser
Nolan Ryan
California
Kansas City
Doug Drabek
Paul Wagner
Armstrong Clings to 15th in Tour De France Stage
Lance Armstrong remained 15th overall after Friday's stage in Strasbourg as Jaan Kirsipuu won the sprint. Armstrong shared the stage time with Kirsipuu, stayed 27 seconds ahead of Jan Ullrich, and sits 1:53 behind leader Stuart O’Grady as the race heads into the mountains amid risk of abandonment for some riders.
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Strasbourg
France
Lance Armstrong
Armstrong
Jaan Kirsipuu
Estonia
Germany
Jan Ullrich
Australia
Stuart O'Grady
Alps
Pyrenees
Lance
Mark Gorski
U.S. Postal Service
Ullrich
Kirsipuu
Ag2r
Commercy
Damien Nazon
Jan Svorada
Czech Republic
Kirsipnn
Belgium
Tom Steels
Steels
Erik Zabel
Beijing Wins Bid to Host 2008 Olympic Games
IOC leaders choose Beijing over Toronto Paris Istanbul and Osaka in a landslide secret ballot. Beijing secures 56 votes in round two after gaining Istanbul and Osaka support, while Toronto receives 22 Paris 18 and Osaka six. Celebration erupts in Millennium Square with fireworks lions dancers and lasers as Jiang Zemin and Kissinger comment on a new era for China.
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Moscow
Beijing
China
Toronto
Paris
Istanbul
Turkey
Osaka
Japan
International Olympic Committee
Juan Antonio Samaranch
Sydney
Millennium Square
Jiang Zemin
U.S
Henry Kissinger
Washington
Squace
China to host the 2008 Olympics decision
Worldwide reaction split along lines of human rights concern and diplomacy. Lawmakers and activists criticize Beijing hosting rights as the police state would gain prestige while IOC officials note China’s human rights issues but foresee possible changes by 2008.
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Congress
Tom Lantos
House International Relations Committee
IOC
Beijing
India
China
Tibet
Preaxaegis Carrard
Bret
Sterling names basketball coach DeSalme to lead program
STERLING AP Tommy DeSalme was hired as head basketball coach at Sterling College announced by athletic director Lonnie Kruse. DeSalme was an assistant coach and player at Southeastern Oklahoma State in Durant from 1991 to 1995. He replaces Mick Wilson who resigned to coach at Independence Community College in Kansas.
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DeSalme
Mick Wilson
Independence
Kan
Commuity College
Fort Hays promotes cage coach to head coach
AP Fort Hays State University elevates assistant Mark Johnson to head men's basketball coach, announced by President Edward Hammond and athletic director Tom Spicer. Johnson succeeds Chad Duits, who moved to Hutchinson Community College. Johnson joined Fort Hays before 1996-97, previously helped at Phillips University and played at Pittsburg State in the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association.
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Johnson
Fort Hays State
Fort Hays
Phillips University
Oklahoma
Pittsburg State
Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association
Dodson softball twins spark wins in doubleheader
Jenny Heck drives in the deciding run in the eighth as Dodson Red Devils beat Louisburg 8 7. Lynn Kratzberg throws a no hitter in a 9 0 win to open the doubleheader. Randi Thompson wins game two with six hits allowed and six strikeouts.
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Rantoul
Jenny Heck
Jenny
Julie Heck
Dodson Red Devils
Louisburg
Dodson
Lynn Kratzberg
Jinny Bones
Randi Thompson
Amanda Guenther
Brearana Rossman
Bones
Jennifer Lloyd
Red Devils
Kratzberg
Guenther
Rarmdi Thompson
Rae Ann Tharp
Jinny Savage
Ottawa
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PTT
Sterling
Son Community College
Sparks Dodson
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