Sports TV listings feature multiple games across cities
Television schedule listing shows Kansas City at Chicago at 7 p.m. on Channel 8 Atlanta at St. Louis at 7 p.m. on Channel 27 Chicago at San Diego at 9 p.m. Channel 60 Wednesday baseball Atlanta at St. Louis at 6 p.m. Channel 27 Oakland at Cleveland at 6 p.m. Channel 28 Kansas City at Chicago at 7 p.m. Channel 43 Tennis Master Series Montreal noon Channel 27 and 10 p.m. Channel 28
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Update Across Leagues
Major league standings show New York leading the AL East with 64 wins and Boston at 60. The AL Central includes Cleveland and Minnesota tied at 60, while Seattle tops the NL West at 61. Monday schedules feature Texas at Baltimore in 11 innings, with multiple games across Boston Detroit New York and more, plus numerous Tuesday and Wednesday matchups.
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Royals announce marketing VP resignations and promotions
Alteran Wroge reports Mike Levy resigns as vice president of marketing and communications for the Kansas City Royals and Charlie Seraphin is named to the same post. Cubs option Mike Fyhne to the PCL. Brewers trade David Weathers and Roberto Miniel to Chicago Cubs for Ruben Quevedo and Peter Zaccatillo. Mets trade Rick Reed to Twins for Matt Lawton.
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Ruben Quevedo
Peter Zaccatillo
NEW York Mets
Rick Reed
Minnesota Twins
Matt Lawton
Lloyd Steele remembered as Kansas girls basketball pioneer
GREG MAST, Herald Sports Editor, notes Lloyd Steele’s 27-year coaching career and impact on Kansas high school girls basketball. Inducted into the Kansas Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame in Topeka, Steele coached 11 state teams, earning league titles and mid-season tournament wins, and he mentored numerous players across multiple schools including Emporia Ottawa Burlington and Anderson County.
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Ottawaherald.com
Gonzalez living dream life in NFL star with NBA tease
Tony Gonzalez, a Kansas City Chiefs tight end, has become a standout in football while hinting at an NBA try. He notes his love for basketball, enjoys a high receiving total, and contemplates a possible cross over if the odds allow.
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Tiger and Sorenstam win Battle at Bighorn in TV match
Tiger Woods and Annika Sorenstam survive a brutal 4 1/2 hour mixed team match at Bighorn in palm Desert California. They beat David Duval and Karrie Webb by par in 19 holes after tough winds and desert shrub trouble. Duval and Webb finished 3 over 75, while Woods and Sorenstam struggled but prevailed.
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Bearcats favored in MIAA football poll 2001
Northwest Missouri State University is picked to win the MIAA title by football coaches at the 2001 kickoff luncheon in Kansas City. The Bearcats received seven of nine first place votes and 78 points, while Pittsburg State earned three first place votes and 74 points. Ottawa’s Michael Nation, a Bearcat, broke his arm in spring drills during a diving catch attempt. Missouri Western ranked third, followed by Central Missouri State.
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Baldwin wrestlers gain national tourney experience at Fargo
At the USA Wrestling Freestyle Greco Roman National Championships in Fargo ND Baldwin High School sent five wrestlers. Witt Hinton and Andy Breedlove won matches with Hinton pinning Daniel Prater and Breedlove pinning an Arizona opponent. Hinton endured two losses and an injury while Breedlove and Deel secured a win each. Flory and Halford went 0-4 gaining elite level exposure.
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