Ottawa at Spring Hill Tuesday Legion AA baseball schedule
The Ottawa team is set to play Spring Hill on Tuesday at 6 p.m. In the El Dorado Tournament Paola faces Ottawa Friday at 9 a.m. If Ottawa loses the Friday game, they will play again at 7 p.m. Friday.
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East and Central divisions show New York Boston Toronto Baltimore Tampa Bay Cleveland Minnesota Kansas City Chicago Detroit in close races. Late Sunday results include Cincinnati Detroit Houston Cleveland Atlanta Toronto Montreal Baltimore Tampa Bay Philadelphia Chicago Kansas City Kansas City Milwaukee and other matchups with varying scores.
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Ottawa Legion AA bats scorch Coffeyville sweep
Ottawa Legion AA powered to an 8-4 win in game one and a 19-2 five inning victory in game two against Coffeyville at Harvey M. Drake field. Jeremy Fredricks belted his third homer, John Dixon hit a second, Rick Guilfoyle homered, and Josh Myers starred with three hits and two steals. Ottawa improved to 18-11 with eight wins in ten, batting over .350 as coach Scott Barnhart praised the lineup’s depth and hitting rhythm. The team heads to Spring Hill for a doubleheader Tuesday and then to the El Dorado Tournament Friday through Sunday starting against Paola.
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Royals rally gains as Cubs surge on King crowds
In Kansas City, the Royals win two of three in a Chicago Cubs series at Kauffman Stadium drawing 112,590 fans. Sammy Sosa extended his monthly home run record with two singles and an RBI as the Cubs won 6-3 Sunday ending a long skid. Jeff King and Hal Morris led KC in a spirited weekend tailwind toward a turn in form.
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Princeton rolls by Pomona in doubleheader sweep
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Sampson quits as U.S. soccer coach in Paris
Steve Sampson resigns as United States national team coach after criticism from players following World Cup last place. Alan Rothenberg announces the decision after a Paris meeting, with departure described as amiable by a source familiar with the breakfast meeting.
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Bird joins basketball Hall of Fame in 1980s era landmark
Larry Bird was elected to the Basketball Hall of Fame alongside Marques Haynes, Alex Hannum, Arnie Risen, Jody Conradt, and Aleksandar Nikolic. Lenny Wilkens joined Wooden as a two time inductee. Red Auerbach praised Bird’s deserved spot in Springfield as the Celtics’ dynasty rose to prominence.
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Williams sisters' Wimbledon run ends as Serena retires
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