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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 2004

Page

9

Legion baseball schedules spread across Tuesday and Wednesday

Tuesday sees Coffeyville at Ottawa AAA at 6 30 p m and Garnett at Ottawa A at 6 p m Wednesday brings Ottawa AAA at Lawrence Outlaws in Legion baseball at 6 p m.

Legion Coffeyville Ottawa Aaa Garnett Ottawa Lawrence

Sports TV Schedule Snapshot From Outlined Listings

A compact schedule lists baseball games including Baltimore at Kansas City at 7 p.m. on Ch. 34 and Houston at Chicago at 1 p.m. on ESPN2. Tennis coverage features Wimbledon ties on ESPN networks with afternoon and late evening airings.

Baltimore Kansas City Houston Chicago WGN ESPN Espne2 NBC ESPN2 Boston N.Y. Yankees San Francisco Los Angeles Philadelphia Florida New York Atlanta Montreal St. Louis Cincinnati Milwaukee Pittsburgh San Diego Colorado Arizona Florka Armas Jr Milton Carpenter S.burnett N.Y. Mars Seo Vance Willis Hampton Pettitte Chicago Cubs Rosen Capuano Coorado Estes Sweeney Arzona Johnson J.williame Weaver

Baseball standings and schedule snapshot by league

The East Central panel shows standings with New York and Boston leading the American League divisions and Texas leading the West. A dense slate of interleague and intra league games follows, including Monday results and a packed slate of Tuesday and Wednesday matchups across venues like Yankee Stadium Fenway Park Tropicana Field and Camden Yards. The list names pitchers and records for several key matchups, outlining game times and venues across multiple cities.

Associated Press New York Boston Tampa Bay Toronto Baltimore Minnesota Chicago Cleveland Detroit WAI Kansas City Texas Oakland Anaheim Seattle Lowe N.Y Yankees Vazquez Westbrook Knotts Lilly Halama Ponson Wood Chicago White Sox Buehrle Silva Benoit Pineiro Escobar Mulder Wakefield Lieber Ja.Davis Robertson Towers Brazelton Garcia Radke Cabrera Greinke Rogers Naggette Lackay

Misstated names in Ottawa baseball roundup

Saturday’s Ottawa Babe Ruth Cal Ripkin roundup misspelled two players. Jeremy Snover and Eric Messenger were listed with incorrect spellings, prompting the correction and clarification for local readers.

Jeremy Snover Eric Messenger Ottawa Babe Ruth Cal Ripkin

Beltran Shines With Astros In 1-0 Win Over Rangers

In his Houston debut weekend, Carlos Beltran robbed Michael Young of a homer with a stellar running catch and scored the game’s lone run as the Astros outlasted Texas 1-0. Beltran, acquired last week from Kansas City, impressed in three games, helping Houston avoid being swept in the Lone Star Series.

Arlington Texas Carlos Beltran Houston Kansas City Astros Craig Biggio Beltran Michael Young Jeff Bagwell Biggio Roger Clemens Andy Pettitte Chicago Cubs Gerry Hunsicker Octavio Dotel Oakland Young Jimy Williams

Royals sidelined: Joe Randa to miss month with knee injury

Kansas City Royals third baseman Joe Randa is out about a month after tearing cartilage in his right knee. He will undergo arthroscopic surgery and be placed on the 15-day disabled list following Monday night’s game with Baltimore.

Kansas City Royals Joe Randa Kansas City Randa Allard Baird Baird Royals Baltimore Nick Swartz Benito Santiago Kelly Stinnett Jeremy Affeldt Kevin Appier Runelvys Hernandez Miguel Assencio Kyle Snyder Bautista

Orioles crush Royals as Beltran trade fallout continues

Baltimore blazed past Kansas City 10-1 as David Newhan and teammates drove in multiple runs. Newhan collected three hits and three runs, while Erik Bedard earned the win in a dominating road performance. Royals drop to 17 under .500 amid added injuries and slumping offense.

Bautista traded from Devil Rays to Royals for cash

Tampa Bay designated Jose Bautista for assignment after he batted .167 in 12 games. The Royals receive the infielder outfielder and Bautista will join Kansas City, while Joe Randa sat with knee soreness and Chad Gaudin was optioned to Durham. Fortunato was recalled from Durham with a 2.39 ERA in 28 relief appearances.

St, Petersburg Fla Tampa Bay Devil Rays Jose Bautista Kansas City Bautista Devil Rays Baltimore Tampa Bay Chad Gaudin Durham Gaudin Florida Toronto Bartolome Fortunato

Shrine Bowl players choose Kansas colleges after game

More than half of the Shrine Bowl's 68 players from the East and West teams plan to stay in Kansas for fall football. About 36 players will practice at Kansas colleges, including three bound for Kansas State University and two for the University of Kansas.

Wamego Emporia State University Kansas College Footall Kansas State University University of Kansas Matt Ross Cherryvale Wildcat Manhattan Brett Alstatt Hays Gerald Spexarth Andale Kansas Jayhawks Scott Haverkamp Silver Lake Josh Lawrence Lawrence Kadan Adams Andover Joe Heineker Wichita Carroll AJ. Brinkman Parsons Emporia Hornets Pittsburg State Kenny Blanco Caleb Farabi Topeka Washburn University Aaron Lockwood Topeka High Steve Shuster Hayden Eric Eisenbarth Holton Ft. Hays State Adam Jones Peabody Kansas Jayhawk Kale Katt Scott City Tony Lewis Ulysses Chris Bamberger Hutchinson Community College Tyeron Williams Liberal Brandon Gibson Derby Beejay McCloud Blue Valley Stanley Coffeyville Donnie Cooper Wichita North Brian Cooper Salina Central Darian Nave Kansas City Schingle Heart of America School Micah Mason Baldwin City Baker University Ray Suddarth Olathe North Jarred Morris Mid- America Nazarene Olathe Tyler Degenhart Sterling Shriner’s Hospitals For Children

Shrine Bowl Set for July 31 at Emporia State Welch Stadium

The Shrine Bowl game is scheduled for 7 p.m. July 31 at Welch Stadium Emporia State University. Ticket prices range from 6 to 22 dollars with advance and day-of options. Proceeds benefit Shriner's Hospitals for Children.

Emporia State University Welch Stadium

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