Weekend sports on TV guide round up
Television listings present a busy weekend schedule across multiple leagues. Baseball games feature Atlanta at New York and Arizona at Kansas City with World Series and college matchups noted. Basketball, tennis, auto racing, and hockey are listed with channel numbers and start times for fans.
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New York
Arizona
Kansas City
Stanford
Tulane
Fullerton
Nebraska
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Philadelphia
Lakers
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
New Jersey at Colorado Game Set For Saturday Night
The Colorado Rockies lead New Jersey 4 to 0 as the series stands at 3 all. Game scheduled for Saturday, June 9, at 7 p.m. in Colorado, with both teams aiming to clinch the series.
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New Jersey
Colorado
Roy Sparks Avs Forcing seventh game in finals
Patrick Roy delivered a standout performance in Game 6, turning away repeated New Jersey power plays and guiding the Colorado Avalanche to a 4-0 victory over the Devils. Chris Drury and Ville Nieminen added goals as Colorado built a lead, with Roy posting his fourth playoff shutout and 19th of his career, setting up a decisive Game 7 for the Stanley Cup.
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East Rutherford
N.J
Colorado Avalanche
Patrick Roy
Roy
Colorado
Ray Bourque
Avalanche
New Jersey Devils
Devils
Brian Rafalski
Avs
New Jersey
Bobby Holik
Jason Arnott
John Madden
Adam Foote
Holik
Patrick
Bob Hartley
Larry Robinson
Robinson
Ville Nieminen
Chris Drury
Colin White
Foote
Alex Tanguay
Bourque
Scott Gomez
Gordon Dominates NASCAR Races Amid Comeback
Jeff Gordon, nearing his 30th birthday, has won after a long setback with Rainbow Warriors and a new crew chief Robbie Loomis. He led 381 of 400 laps at Dover and stands second in points, 50 behind Dale Jarrett, as he pursues a fourth Winston Cup title.
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Brooklyn, Mich
Jeff Gordon
Gordon
Ray Evernham
Rainbow Warriors
Dale Jarrett
Robbie Loomis
Dover
Del
Rusty Wallace
Wallace
Lee Petty
Jar
Las Vegas
Loomis
Richard Petty
Evernham
Row Bishop
Dover Downs International Speedway
Ottawa High School weightlifting boot camp starts Monday
OHS runs four daily sessions Monday through Thursday from 6 30 am 7 45 am 9 am and 5 pm through mid August coordinator Pat Boeh expects a record 100 athletes to join for the summer Call 229 8020 for details The Hershey track meet opens at 3 pm Sunday with registration at 2 30 pm at OHS events include sprint distances long jump softball throw ages 9 to 14 two year divisions top two local finishers advance to state meet at Emporia State July 7 8 Also ORC still accepts summer league softball registrations for church coed and men call 785 242 1939 for more information
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Ottawa High School
OHS
Pat Boeh
Call Boeh
Hershey
Emporia State
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Sport2Sport Announces Summer Baseball Tournaments
Sport2Sport sponsors a series of summer events with state qualifiers. Dave Bing ham Classic runs June 15–17 for ages 9–16 at $265 with four games. On Deck Tournament June 22–25 for ages 11–16 at $265, four games. Firecracker June 29–July 1 for ages 9–16 at $265, four games. State Championship July 27–29 for ages 9–16 at $200, three games.
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Lawrence
Sport2Sport
Buehrle Dominates Royals In Eight Shutout Innings
Chicago pitcher Mark Buehrle scattered five hits over eight scoreless frames to guide the White Sox to a 5-1 win at Kansas City. The rookie lefty, who has not allowed a run since May 20, improved to 4-3 as he baffled Royals hitters with a mix of sliders curves and cutters. Keith Foulke finished the win with two innings of relief.
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Kansas City
Mark Buehrle
Buehrle
Chicago White Sox
Oakland
White Sox
Alex Fernandez
Keith Foulke
RBI
Mike Sweeney
Royals
Tony Muser
Rey Sanchez
Mark Quinn
Quinn
Dodson, Princeton split softball doubleheader
In Ramntoul, the Dodson Red Devils defeated Princeton 12 2 in game one while Princeton Bashers won 13 8 in game two to split the doubleheader Kandie Wood led Princeton with five hits overall including four in game two Jenni Savage Jennifer Warren Lynn Kramberg Jenny Heck and Jennifer Lloyd added Dodson hits Kratzberg earned the win and Randi Thompson took the loss Princeton next plays Paola at Princeton on Wednesday
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Rantoul
Dodson
Hope Welch
Kathy Ballard
Pam Peters
Mandi Cox
Bashers
Red Devils
Amanda Guenther
Jinny Bones
Jenni Savage
Jennifer Warren
Lynn Kramberg
Jenny Heck
Jennifer Lloyd
Kratzberg
Princeton
Warren
Guenther
Savage
Bones
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