Baseball Standings and Schedule Update
National and American leagues show East Central and West divisions with top teams and records. Monday results include Atlanta beating Milwaukee and New York defeating Pittsburgh, with several interleague games and a full Tuesday slate listed by city and pitcher records.
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Colorado
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Daal
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Sele
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Mays
Fassero
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Hawkins
McDowell
Rupe
Cho
Hamilton
Moehler
Gooden
Burkett
Erickson
Pettitte
Parque
Seatle
F.garcia
Rosoda
Baseball Transactions Report From Chicago To Atlanta
Multiple MLB clubs announced player moves. Bryan Ward was outrighted to Triple A Charlotte. Steve Karsay activated off the 15 day list with Tom Candiotti designated for assignment by Cleveland. Oakland placed Ramon Hernandes and Olmedo Saenz on the 15 day DL, recalled A J Hinch and Scott Spiezio. Seattle traded Butch Huskey for Robert Ramsay. Atlanta traded Doug Dent for Greg Myers and placed Javier Lopez on the 15 day DL retroactive to July 25.
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Ottawa, Spring Hill face winner take all in title game
Spring Hill dominated Ottawa 10-2 to force a decisive game for a spot in the American Legion AA State Tournament in Pratt. Ottawa stranded seven runners while Spring Hill rallied with eight runs in the fifth. Ottawa coach Scott Barnhart praised pitcher Ryan Dickinson as the key to keeping the score close before the late surge.
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NCAA moves into new headquarters in Indianapolis
The NCAA has begun moving into its new 140000 square foot White River Park headquarters in Indianapolis while construction finishes. President Cedric Dempsey warned staff to expect daily changes during a six month transition as about half the 300 employees moved in and others join on August 2. The move from Overland Park, Kansas, was approved 7-1 two years ago, and the National Federation of High School Athletics will share space until its building is ready.
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Ottawa Teams Take Different Paths to Titles
Ottawa 13-year-old Babe Ruth squad undefeated to district title and heads to Elkhart for state play after routing Paola 12-3. The 14-year-olds, at home, edged Paola 14-13 in a tight final, aided by Matt Morton’s seventh-inning strikeout as Ottawa survives a late rally and stays in the winner’s bracket.
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ORC to Meet on Thursday and Baseball Tourney Fees
The Ottawa Recreation Commission will hold its regular monthly meeting at 5 p.m. Thursday in City Hall's meeting room. Registration for the Third Annual Orlis Cox Memorial baseball tournament is open until Monday with divisions 10 through 18 and under and a $150 entry fee. Ottawa athletes may complete physicals at Ottawa Family Physicians, with OHS athletes Aug 3 and middle school Aug 5 from 7 to 9 p.m., cost $20, forms available at OHS and must be signed by a parent or guardian.
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Registration open for Ottawa High School soccer camp
Registration continues for the 1999 Ottawa High School Developmental Soccer Camp next week. Directed by OHS boys coach Glen Cahill, the camp runs 8 to 11 a.m. at Eisenhower Field for ages 6 to 19, with a 65 dollar fee and a 5 dollar discount for additional family members.
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49ers take gamble on Phillips at training camp
The San Francisco 49ers signed running back Lawrence Phillips to a two year contract worth 1.75 million to replace injured Garrison Hearst. General manager Bill Walsh stressed a calculated business decision, warned of possible fan backlash, and highlighted Phillips past as he seeks a fresh start with NFL teams watching closely.
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