Giants Rally In Final Inning To Beat Eagles 6 4
In Ottawa Cal Ripkin Major Division action the Giants erased a four run deficit with four in the bottom of the final inning to edge the Eagles 6 4. Giants starter Bell allowed one hit and four runs while fanning 15 in a complete game win as Bell Buckley Dyle Finch and Bell led the late rally. Eagle pitchers Shaffer and team were unable to hold the comeback. The win lifts the Giants to 3 2 tying Royals. Indians sit 5 0 atop the standings while the Eagles drop to 1 5 behind Diamondbacks 1 4.
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Open champ Ogilvy faces Oakmont with Mickelson chatter
Geoff Ogilvy, United States Open winner, arrives at Oakmont with Phil Mickelson talk swirling. The Australian relishes the title while Mickelson battles a wrist issue and a stubborn rough at the challenging layout. Tiger Woods partners Ogilvy in opening rounds, luring huge galleries.
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Community sports briefs from Ottawa area events
The American Legion Post 60 hosts a pancake breakfast at Ottawa High School Cyclone Room from 7 to 10 AM Saturday, adults $5, under 12 $3, proceeds support the legion baseball program. Uniontown Raritans sponsor a June 23 men’s slow pitch tourney in Uniontown to raise funds for Uniontown High School baseball, eight teams, 55 minute games, $100 per team, two new Decker The Big Shark 44 Core Softballs, shirts for first place, contact Chris Woods at 620 939 4572 or mrewoods hotmail com. Ottawa University youth football camp runs 8 AM to noon June 25-27 for grades 5-12, $55, info from Tom Taldo at 785 242 5200 ext 5861 or Ottawa.edu. Ottawa Board of Education names Brad Graf activities director, Kahler Oberzan Rule 10 head volleyball coach, Gary Fritts and Joe Serna as head and assistant girls basketball coaches at the middle school, and Cliff McCullough as high school golf coach.
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Earnhardt to join Hendrick team
Dale Earnhardt Jr. signs with Hendrick Motorsports joining a star roster as he leaves DEI. Rick Hendrick announced Earnhardt will replace Kyle Busch, aiming to win championships with Hendrick’s six titles and multiple season wins. The driver called Hendrick the ideal boss and awaits his 2008 car number.
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James misses last shot as Spurs take 3-0 lead in finals
In a tense Finals Game 3, LeBron James failed to convert on a potential tying three after a miscommunication with Shaquille Varejao. San Antonio clung to a late lead as Manu Ginobili sealed the win, while Cleveland rookie Daniel Gibson struggled and Zydrunas Ilgauskas posted 12 points and 18 rebounds. Courtside celebs included Jim Brown, Jim Tressel, Greg Oden, and Peyton Manning. The Spurs now hold a commanding 3-0 series edge.
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Bannister stops slide as Royals beat Rays 4-1
Royals pitcher Bannister ended a seven-game skid dating to June 1 with a 4-1 win over Tampa Bay. Gordon lauded Bannister’s recent stretch, while Cardinals veteran Rolen collected his 1,500th major league hit. Encarnacion extended his hitting streak to 12 games as the Royals and Cardinals dealt with injuries and notable milestones.
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Verlander tosses first no hitter at Comerica Park
Justin Verlander pitched Detroit to a 4-0 win over Milwaukee, throwing the first no hitter at Comerica Park. He struck out 12, benefited from Neifi Perez’s eighth inning double play, and received a standing ovation after completing the ninth.
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