Ottawa Teams Travel Schedules For Legion Weekend
Saturday features Pomona at Ottawa OU at 1 p.m. Legion AAA Ottawa faces Paola and Osawatomie at 9 a.m. Ottawa vs Iola at 1 p.m. Ottawa vs Garett at 7 p.m. Sunday Ottawa plays Chanute at 1 p.m. and Ottawa at Osawatomie Tournament with a time TBA.
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College World Series and U S Open Listings
On air Friday the schedule features North Carolina against Cal State Fullerton at 6 p.m. Gott U S Open coverage starts at 4 p.m. ESPN Baseball presents Kansas City at Houston at 7 p.m. on Channel 34.
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Kansas City
Houston
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlight The AL East and Central divisions lead with command note
The Associated Press summary shows standings in the American League with New York and Toronto leading East, Detroit atop Central, and Oakland and Texas in the West. It lists recent results by team and a long schedule of Friday and Saturday games across MLB venues, naming teams, pitchers, and locations.
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New York
Boston
Toronto
Baltimore
Tampa Bay
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Minnesota
Kansas City
Oakland
Texas
Seattle
Los Angeles
N.Y. Yankees
Chicago White Sox
LA. Angels
Robertson
Chicago Cubs
Busch
Liriano
Pittsburgh
Snell
N.Y
Yankees
Wright
Washington
Hill
Shields
Philadelphia
Hamels
Bedard
Aly
Mets
Soler
Garcia
Cincinnati
Claussen
Lester
Atlanta
Hudson
Taubenheim
Florida
Olsen
Sabathia
Milwaukee
Capuano
Arizona
Webb
Millwood
Blarton
Houston
W.rodriguez
Dodgers
Tomko
Zito
San Francisco
Lowry
Fremnandaz
San Diego
Hensley
Angels
Jeff Weaver
Beckett
Ramirez
Chacon
Ortiz
Verlander
Marmol
Schmidt
Meche
Peavy
E.santana
Janssen
Moehler
Contreras
Milton
Bonser
Malcolm
Westbrook
Bush
Keppel
Buchholz
Benson
P.martinez
Jarvis
Koronka
A. Dodgers
Lowe
Saarloos
St. Louis
Milwaukee Chicago
Pittsby
Colorado
Pittsburgh & N.Y
Arena defends US squad after 3-0 loss to Czech Republic
Bruce Arena rejects claims of disorganization by DaMarcus Beasley and Bobby Convey after the World Cup defeat. He says the team was thoroughly prepared and anticipates lineup changes for Italy. Arena stresses unity, notes past United States struggles, and outlines approach to motivate players like Donovan and Beasley.
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Germany
Bruce Arena
DaMarcus Beasley
U.S
Czech Republic
Arena
Bobby Convey
Convey
Italy
France
Steve Sampson
Kaiserslautern
Beasley
DaMarcus
Oguchi Onyewa
Landon Donovan
Miami Heat take 3-2 lead in tense NBA Finals
Dwyane Wade scores 36 and Shaquille ONeal adds 17 as the Heat roll past the Mavericks 98-74 in Game 4. A flagrant foul by Jerry Stackhouse on Shaq, a costly late Dallas fourth quarter, and Wade's hot streak keep Miami poised to close in Dallas in Game 5. Wade's strong performance after a Game 3 comeback reignites the Heat and dents Dallas's title bid.
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Jerry Stackhouse
Superman
Stackhouse
Shaquille O’neal
Big Man
Dwyane Wade
Wade
Shaq
Heat
Dallas Mavericks
American Airlines Arena
Florida
Dallas
Mavericks
Texas
Dirk Nowitzki
Michael Jordan
NBA
Avery Johnson
O'Neal
Jason Williams
Mars
Angels edge Royals in 10 as Cabrera drives in winning run
Vladimir Guerrero homered for the Angels and Orlando Cabrera delivered a two out RBI single in the 10th, lifting Los Angeles to a 3-2 win over Kansas City. Elmer Dessens pitched 2 2/3 innings in relief, while Hector Carrasco closed out the 10th for the win.
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Anaheim
Calif
Vladimir Guerrero
Orlando Cabrera
RBI
Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City Royals
Cabrera
Elmer Dessens
Royals
Angel Berroa
Mike Napoli
Dessens
Napoli
Jose Molina
Adam Kennedy
Chone Figgins
Hector Carrasco
Brendan Donnelly
David DeJesus
DeJesus
Mark Grudzielanek
Donnelly
Doug
Mientkiewicz
Francisco Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Reggie Sanders
Molina
Matt Stairs
John Lackey
Kansas City
Lackey
Emil Brown
Mike Wood
Angels
Guerrero
Kendry Morales
Chiefs lineman Welbourn retires from NFL
Kansas City offensive lineman John Welbourn announced his immediate retirement from the NFL at age 30. The fourteenth year veteran, who joined the Chiefs in 2004 from Philadelphia, cited starting a new chapter and pursuing education and law school as reasons after a career hampered by injuries and a four game suspension.
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John Welbourn
Kansas City Chiefs
NFL
Welbourn
Chiefs
Philadelphia
Kyle Turley
Jordan Black
Kevin Sampson
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