Sports and TV Schedule Roundup Across Cities and Events
TV channels list multiple games and events including Kansas City at Cleveland and Chicago at Cincinnati at various times. Wimbledon and golf events are scheduled on channels 2, 8, 25, 60 and 27 with a mix of afternoon and evening slots. Saturday and Sunday baseball matchups such as Kansas City at Cleveland are noted with noon starts.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Baltimore
Atlanta
Baseball schedule notes from a busy baseball night
A compact list shows matchups across major leagues with times and key pitchers or players. Teams include Chicago, Cincinnati, Montreal, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Houston, Milwaukee, Colorado, Arizona, Los Angeles, San Diego, St. Louis, San Francisco, New York, Atlanta again, and Houston with various pitchers noted such as Bath, Chen, Marquis, Orton, Rueter, Maddux, and LeRoux among others.
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Chicago
Cate
Cincinnati
Bath
Montreal
Mattes
Florida
Philadelphia
Chen
N. Men Oh
Atlanta
Marquis
Houston
Milwaukee
Colorado
Arizona
John
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New York
Baltimore
Toronto
Tampa Bay
Cleveland
Minnesota
Kansas City
Seattle
Anaheim
Oakland
Texas
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Wakefield
Parris
Émpa Bay
tRekior
el Yankees
Suppan
Burba
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Arizong
Los Angeles
San Francisco Colorado
San Diego
Ottawa Basball Crushes Shawnee as Lineup Delivers in Twin Bill
Ottawa American Legion AA coach David Drumright fielded a depth lineup to pressure Shawnee. In game one Josh Guilfoyle and Travis Caryl fueled an 8-4 win with a six inning rally and four RBIs. In game two Anthony Ingram and Cary combined for four runs and two RBIs in Ottawa’s 9-4 victory as the team extended its winning streak to 10. Kit Evans got the win in relief as Ottawa’s bats and pitching battled through 11 walks and scattered errors to secure both wins.
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Tam
Drumright
Shawnee
Joe McCall
Guilfoyle
Daryl
Guy
Ottawa batters power four-run surge in nightcap win
Ottawa 16-2 opens St. Marys tourney with four-inning scoring burst. Altic hit a two-run homer after a four-run first inning as Ottawa built an early lead. Hull started, Hermreck earned the save after relief work. Ottawa faces Carbondale, Tonganoxie, and St. Marys in upcoming games.
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Altic
Ottawa
Ingram
Eric Hull
Chris Hermreck
Bohl named new athletic director at Kansas
Allen Bohl, 53, who led Fresno State football's resurgence, was introduced as the Kansas athletic director in Lawrence. He will start Aug 1 with a base salary of 255000, replacing Bob Frederick who resigned after 14 years to teach. Bohl praised KU’s Big 12 presence and aims to lift football to similar heights while overseeing all programs. Kansas coach Roy Williams welcomed him, predicting strong leadership and support.
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Allen Bohl
Fresno State
University of Kansas
Bohl
John Hade
Kansas
Bob Frederick
Kansas School of Education
Robert Hemenway
Hemenway
Kansas State
Tim Weiser
Weiser
Tim
Fresno
Calif
California
Roy Williams
Williams
Toledo
Fresnore State
Iowa State
Minnesota
Bulldogs
UCLA
Terry Allen
Allen
Frederick
John D. Welty
Ibanez fuels Royals in 9-2 rout of Tigers to sweep series
Kansas City pitcher Chad Durbin allowed one unearned run as Raul Ibanez delivered a two run single in the first inning. The Royals built a 9-2 win over Detroit, with Mike Sweeney driving in four and Donnie Sadler and Luis Alicea adding three hits apiece. Durbin improved to 6-6 as Detroit dropped its fifth straight.
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Mike Sweeney
Chad Durbin
Kansas City Royals
Tony Muser
Raul Ibanez
Ibanez
Royals
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Jeff Weaver
Luis Alicea
Donnie Sadler
Moser
Gwynn Confirms Retirement After 20 Seasons With Padres
San Diego star Tony Gwynn announced his retirement at season's end after 20 years with the Padres. He hopes to return to play this season despite injuries, finish on the field, and pursue the San Diego State coaching job when it opens next June.
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Gwynn
Tony Gwynn
San Diego Padres
Padres
San Diego State
Jim Dietz
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