Baseball and softball broadcast schedule on ESPN and WGN
On Monday St. Louis meets Chicago at 7 p.m. on ESPN in a St. Louis at Chicago national game. Baltimore plays Kansas City at 7 p.m. on Channel 34. Tuesday features St. Louis at Chicago in baseball at 1 p.m. on WGN.
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Baseball standings and weekend results recap
East division teams Atlanta Philadelphia New York Montreal and others are listed with records. Saturday results include Philadelphia 8 Mets 2 Cincinnati 7 St Louis 5 San Diego 7 Houston 4 Chicago Cubs 5 Milwaukee 0 Atlanta 6 Montreal 2 Pittsburgh 4 Florida 2 San Francisco 4 Colorado 0 Los Angeles 7 Arizona 6. Sunday scores feature Atlanta 16 Montreal 5 Mets 6 Philadelphia 1 St Louis 10 Cincinnati 4 Houston 5 San Diego 3 Milwaukee 4 Chicago Cubs 2 Colorado 10 San Francisco 9 Los Angeles 10 Arizona 3. Monday schedules show Montreal at Pittsburgh and other interleague pairings with start times.
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Weekend Baseball Transactions From AP
Activated Melvin Mora by the Orioles from the 15 day DL. Jose Leon optioned to Ottawa. White Sox optioned Joe Borchard to Charlotte. Aaron Gules activated from 16 day DL and assigned to Wichita. Twins sign Ricky Prady. Athletics acquire Adam Pattyjohn from San Francisco for cash and assign to Sacramento. Devil Rays designate Fred McGriff for assignment.
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Hamilton wins British Open in dramatic playoff at Troon
Ernie Els praised Todd Hamilton before the final, then watched as Hamilton calm under pressure clinched the claret jug after a four hole playoff. Els and Phil Mickelson challenged early while Tiger Woods faded, and Hamilton sealed victory with a precise 49 yard shot on the final playoff hole.
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Ottawa and Twin Lakesadvance to Babe Ruth state tourney
Ottawa and Twin Lakes clinch District 7 titles at Pomona after a 9-8 final. MVPs Chase Dengel of Ottawa and Adam Lafling of Twin Lakes led their teams with three hits and RBIs. Twin Lakes meets District 5 champ Friday at 3 pm. Ottawa faces District 1 winner at 8:45 pm. Jake Moore starred for Ottawa in an 18-10 win over Twin Lakes.
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Ottawa Wins District 7 Title Over Twin Lakes 13-1
The Ottawa Babe Ruth 14-year-old team defeated Twin Lakes 13-1 to capture the District 7 championship. Cameron Chapman led with four hits and three runs. Garrett Ramsey of Twin Lakes collected two hits, as Paola fell 18-3 in an earlier round. Ottawa advances to the state tournament in Liberal, facing District 4 champion at noon Friday.
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Twin Lakes Falls as Ottawa Dominates in Saturday Sweep
Ottawa's Cory Bell earned MVP honors with nine strikeouts as Ottawa run-ruled Twin Lakes in the first game Saturday. Cameron Smith led Twin Lakes with four hits and five RBIs, while Clinton Pesterman pitched for Twin Lakes as MVP. The prior Friday saw Twin Lakes beat Paola 25 15 with Jeremy Bischoff grabbing MVP with five hits and seven RBIs.
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Ottawa Cal Ripken Team Falls Short in District Final
The Ottawa 12-year-old Cal Ripken squad battled through the loser's bracket to reach the championship round in Louisburg. They were edged 6-3 by Louisburg, ending their bid for a state tournament berth.
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Ottawa claims state berth in Marion with 14 7 semifinal win
Ottawa defeats Louisburg 14 7 to reach the state title game after topping Louisburg 12 8 in extra innings earlier. Shane Steelman earns Ottawa MVP honors with three hits and two runs, while Eric Messenger adds two hits four RBIs and two runs and handles short. Messenger also pitched six innings with seven strikeouts. Devin Martin tosses four innings with nine strikeouts in the loser's bracket.
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Royals rally past Twins in 10 as Brown delivers
Dee Brown's bases loaded single in the 10th overturned Matt Stairs ninth inning miscue, giving the Kansas City Royals a 4 3 victory over Minnesota. Stairs earlier had a go ahead two run single in the eighth. Grant Balfour walked the bases loaded before Fultz closed.
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