Schedule highlights for Thursday and weekend Legion AA baseball
Readable schedule shows Ottawa at 7 p.m. Thursday with a nine inning game, followed by Paola at Ottawa in the afternoon. Gardner hosts Ottawa at 1 p.m. Sunday, then Lawrence travels to Chawa at 4 p.m. Monday.
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Chawa
Baseball Standings and Scores From Thursday to Saturday
East Division standings show New York leading with 49 16 and Boston at 42 27. Central and West divisions list Cleveland 39 30 and Anaheim 42 28 among others with multiple games completed. Thursday results include Texas 3 Oakland 2 and N Y Yankees 5 Cleveland 2. Saturday schedule covers numerous interleague matchups and divisional tilts across both leagues.
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Toronto
Baltimore
Tampa Bay
Cleveland
Minnesota
Chicago
Kansas City
Detroit
Wil
Anaheim
Texas
Oakland
Seattle
N.Y. Yankees
Clavaland
Chicago White Sox
Seate
Walls
Burba
van Poppas
Sparks
Saberhagen
Santana
Radke
Parque
Belcher
Mohler
Williams
Erickson
Haynes
Claude
Ailanta
Piledsphio
Monreal
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Wil Pet
Houston
Milwaukes
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St. Lovig
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Arizona
Atlanta
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Montreal
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Beech
Wood
Talombco
St. Louis
Acevedo
Pittsburgh
Esber
Milwaukee
Eldred
O.reyes
Thomsen
Rangers Acquire Von Pappel. Reds Assign Baez and Larue
Transactions Thursday cover baseball, football, hockey and affiliations. Todd Von Pappel signed by Texas Rangers from Oklahoma PCL. Kayin Baez to Indianapolis. Jason Larue and Robert Averette to Chattanooga. Patriots add Javon Andenen. Chargers add Bruce Walker. NHL notes Linden for president, Rob Blake VP. Blackhawks sign Ty Jones, Ryan Vandenbussche and Jason Hamilton. Huska Hussey Macintyre Manlow McLaren released. Stars sign Jon Sim. Florida Panthers announce ECHL affiliate with Miami Matadors.
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Todd von Pappel
Oklahoma
Cincinnati Reds
Kayin Baez
Indianapolis
Jason Larue
Robert Averette
Chattanooga
Hockey
National Hockey League
National Hockey League Players’ Association
Trevor Linden
Rob Blake
Chicago Blackhawks
Ty Jones
Ryan Vandenbussche
Jason Hamilton
Ryan Huska
Marc Hussey
Andy Macintyre
Eric Manlow
Steve Mclaren
Dallas Stars
Jon Sim
Florida Panthers
Miami Matadors
Stewart Takes Early U S Open Lead At Olympic Club
Stewart fired a 4 under par 66 to hold a one stroke edge over Mark Carnevale, with Tom Lehman Jose Maria Olazabal and Bob Tway two back. Amateur Paul Simson’s round was ruined by a spectator theft and Jesper Parnevik noted a pin misplacement that prompted a second flag adjustment.
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Hazeltine
Olympic
Mark Carnevale
Tom Lehman
Jose Maria Olazabal
Bob Tway
Joe Durant
Sunder
Lehman
Paul Simson
Simson
Jesper Parnevik
John Daly
Jeff Maggert
USGA
Casey Martin
Martin
Colin Montgomerie
Mark O'Meara
Tom Kite
Matt Kuchar
Justin Leonard
Phil Mickelson
Fred Couples
Tom Watson
Jack Nicklaus
Tiger Woods
Woods
Steve Pate
Ottawa Legends roll over Hass County in 7 inning win
Ottawa runs up 14 hits and a 14 3 victory at Harvey M Drake field as Rick Guilfoyle leads with two hits, four RBIs, and a complete game. Leonard Dixon adds two hits and two RBIs while Jeremy Fredricks, the team RBI leader, collects two hits but no RBI. The win follows a 6-5 comeback over Princeton in the 20th game, continuing Ottawa’s spring baseball surge.
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Ottawa
Princeton
Hass County
Harvey M. Drake
Rick Guilfoyle
Scott Barnhart
RBI
Jeremy Fredricks
Barnhart
Dixon
Luke Queen
J.R. Servatius
Mark Page
Lucas Brockus
Guilfoyle
Legion
Steve Morse
John Dixon
American Legion
Chase County
Harvey M. Drakefield
Paola
Wichita teen overcomes shooting to chase national title
Jermal Hampton, 17, once wounded in a June accidental shooting in Wichita, left for Raleigh to compete in the Footlocker National Scholastic Outdoor Track and Field Championships. The Wichita North runner, who underwent emergency surgery, recalls a slow recovery and now trains at Cessna Stadium.
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N.C
Wichita State University
Cessna Stadium
Hampton
Wichita
McGwire hits record homer as Cardinals beat Astros
Mark McGwire belted a 449 foot homer to set the major league record for most homers by June, lifting the St. Louis Cardinals to a 7-6 win over the Houston Astros. The crowd roared as McGwire’s 33rd of the season topped Ken Griffey Jr.’s 1994 mark.
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Houston Astros
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Astros
McGwire
Rainbow
Ken Griffey Jr
Royals' King drives 5-3 win over Tigers in Detroit
Kansas City breaks a 1-1 tie with a four-run fifth, Jeff King driving in three on a two-run double and an RBI single. Thompson fails to win at home again as the Royals beat Detroit 5-3, with Pat Rapp taking the loss and Jeff Montgomery closing for the save.
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Justin Thompson
Brian Moehler
Detroit Tigers
Thompson
Tiger Stadium
Jeff King
Dean Palmer
Kansas City Royals
Tigers
Moehler
Kansas City
Royals
Buddy Bell
Tony Muser
Anaheim Angels
Jamie Quirk
Detroit
Cleveland
Moser
King
Pat Rapp
Jeff Montgomery
Rapp
Shane Mack
Brian Hunter
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