Sports schedule roundup for Tuesday night primetime
Listings show Monks Babe Ruth game Princeton at Burlington at 6 30 p m and Seaton Ottawa at Garnett at 6 p m plus Mets at Braves and Kansas City at Chicago among ESPN TBS FSN and ESPN2 telecasts. Also French Open highlights on Ch 8 and World Cup and NHL games on ESPN networks.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights Across Leagues
East standings show Boston and New York leading with 37 wins. Central and West divisions feature Minnesota and Seattle atop their groups. Sunday results include Boston over New York 7-1 and Seattle 11 Baltimore 8, with forthcoming doubleheaders and nightly games across Detroit, Toronto, Anaheim, Oakland, and Chicago White Sox.
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Ottawa Stays Competitive in Wooden Bat Tourney Semis
Ottawa Legion AA finished 3-1 to reach the Ottawa Wooden Bat Tournament semifinals, beating St. Marys 8-0 after a 6-3 setback to Smith Center. Pitcher Eric Hull praised team depth while Kyle Fetters led the offense with nine hits, and Ottawa announced a shift to aluminum bats for deeper runs.
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Hull
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Princeton rallies past Thayer in wooden bat tourney
Princeton Beavers overcome an early four-run Thayer lead to win 7-4 in the Ottawa Wooden Bat Tournament at Orlis Cox. Coach Blaine Brown praised putting the ball in play and depth, noting Princeton struggled in pool play but showed improvement and readiness for the season. Vincent Lickteig pitched well after a rocky start as Princeton seeks to peak later.
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Thayer
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Kyle Bentley
Springhill
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Billy Schultz
Smith
Joe Wuertz
Wuertz
Ottawaherald
Lakers Force Finals With OT Win Over Kings
Kobe Bryant leads with 30 points as Shaquille ONeal dominates despite toe pain guiding the Lakers to a 112-106 overtime victory in Game 7 at Sacramento. They advance to face the New Jersey Nets in Staples Center, aiming to defend their title.
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Doug Christie
Peja Stojakovic
Johnson chases Winston Cup from rookie stand
Jimmie Johnson, rookie of the year contender, won his second race of the season at Dover and kept hope alive for the Winston Cup title. He trails leader Sterling Marlin by 136 points with 23 races left, insisting pressure will be managed as he continues to finish races.
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Mark Martin
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