Weekend Sports TV Schedule Highlights
Saturday and Sunday broadcasting grid features PGA Buick Classic at 2 p.m. and 25 p.m. slots across channels 2 8 5 7. LPGA McDonald's Championship airs 3 p.m. on channels 5 7 and 6 12. Baseball games include Atlanta at New York noon and Chicago at Baltimore 12:30 p.m. on channel 60. Track and field coverage from the U.S. Outdoor Championships runs 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. on channels 7 and 28.
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Ottawa Women golfers tee off at 9 a.m Tuesday
The Ottawa Women's Golf Association schedules a 9 a.m. Tuesday round with pairings including Jedy Lancaster Gypsy Badders Jean Arfingat Clarlea Dengel Mary Lou Shelidon M E Woody Dolores South Liz Moherman Bev Grabham Carol Smell Pam Andrews Linda Seitz Lea Tomberlin Suzanne Wassmer and Eloise Killough.
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Bev Grabham
Carol Smell
Pam Andrews
Linda Seitz
Lea Tomberlin
Suzanne Wassmer
Eloise Killough
Church softball schedule at Forest Park Friday night
Friday June 29 at Forest Park church softball evenings feature Sacred Heart versus West Presbyterian at 7 pm First Baptist at 8 pm Assembly of God at 9 pm Wellsville Baptist at 10 pm and North Baptist versus First Baptist earlier in the night with Eye Garnett Nazarene noted among teams for the event.
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Ottawa Recreation Events Include Camps Tournaments
The Ottawa Recreation Commission outlines several summer offerings. Water lessons and water aerobics run June through August with fees of 20 and 25 dollars respectively. The Summer Playground at Don Wood Center serves ages 4 to 7 with sessions June 26 29 July 10 14 and July 17 20. Chautauqua Days Invitational softball runs June 29 to 31 with 180 dollar team fees. Coach-Pitch World Series July 7 and 8 in Ottawa charges 150 per team. Registration ends Wednesday at the recreation office.
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2001 NASCAR Winston Cup Schedule and Driver Standings
Associated Press lists the 2001 Winston Cup schedule with winners in parentheses and the driver standings led by Jeff Gordon at 3,176 points. Dale Jarrett, Ricky Rudd, Sterling Marlin, Tony Stewart, and Rusty Wallace follow in the top six with points ranging into the 1,400s to 2,000s.
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Ottawa blows out in Summer Blowout opener
Ottawa American Legion AA hitters crushed the West diamond at Orris Cox and the Kansas City Mariners by 14-0 in three innings. Josh Gibbons led offense with a double and a triple and five RBIs as Ottawa raked five extra base hits while errors plagued the Mariners in a near four inning start to the Summer Blowout.
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Ottawa Dominates Mariners in Round-Robin Blowout
Ottawa jumped to a 3-0 lead and exploded for seven runs in the second inning as Eric Hull and Will Newland sparked a 8-2 win over the Mariners. Newland belted a grand slam in the third, while Chris Hermreck and Nate Gibbons drove in multiple runs. Patrick Shaw endured a costly outing for Seattle, and Ottawa advances to face the Diamond Dogs at 2:30 p.m. today.
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Gonzalez homers to lift Indians past Royals in KC
Juan Gonzalez hit his 18th homer of the season a two run shot in the seventh to put the Cleveland Indians ahead 6-4 and seal a 6-5 victory over the Kansas City Royals. Ellis Burks and Russell Branyan also homered as Cleveland erased a 4-1 deficit.
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United States lead in CONCACAF World Cup qualifying
The U S men's national team sits 4-0-1 at the midpoint of regional qualifiers and eyes a likely World Cup berth. Ante Razov opened scoring early in a 2-0 win over Trinidad and Tobago as Claudio Reyna faces a suspension after a yellow card. Next up Mexico on July 1 amid remaining tough matches.
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Webb leads LPGA Championship with scoring records
Karrie Webb shot 7-under 64 at DuPont Country Club to lead the LPGA Championship by three strokes at 11-under 131, setting a 36-hole scoring mark and posting eight birdies on the final 12 holes with ten putts on the back nine, aiming to become the youngest woman to complete the Grand Slam. Se Ri Pak had held the 36-hole record at 133 in 1998.
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John Rocker Traded From Braves to Indians in 4-Player Deal
New York AP report states John Rocker was shipped from the Atlanta Braves to the Cleveland Indians in a four player trade that sent Steve Karsay and Steve Reed to Atlanta along with cash for Rocker and minor league third baseman Troy Cameron. Braves GM Schuerholz cites bullpen boost while noting off field issues were not a factor.
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Umpire Al Clark is terminated by MLB
Major league umpire Al Clark, in MLB since 1977, was fired by the commissioner's office for improper use of plane tickets under contract terms. Sandy Alderson confirmed the termination and declined to detail the reasons. News of Clark's departure appeared in the New York Post, with reports of an ongoing memorabilia investigation. Three unnamed MLB officials cited improper use of plane tickets as the cause.
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