High school schedule highlights for Anderson Co area
Thureckay High School hosts games with Anderson Co at 4 p.m. Central Heights faces Lebo at 6 p.m. Anderson Co travels to Chanute at 5 p.m. Girls Jennis Baldwin plays Seaman College as Ottawa meets Midland Lutheran at 4:6 p.m. Friday. Football games begin at 7 p.m. unless noted with matchups including Anderson County Baldwin Lake Central Heights Ottawa Spring Hill Lyndon Pomona Osawatomie Wellsville Williamsburg at KSD 6:30 p.m. Saturday sees Ottawa at St Thomas Aquinas 8 a.m. and Doane of Ottawa noon to 2 p.m. Baker visits Evangel at 7:30 p.m.
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Pomona
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Wellsville
Williamsburg
KSD
Sports broadcast schedule for major events today
Today features the World Championship at 8 p.m. on TNT Golf with PGA Canadian Open at 2 p.m. on ESPN. NAS San Francisco visits New York Glanta at 7:20 p.m. on ESPN. U S Open tennis runs 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on USA. Montreal at Atlanta 6:30 p.m. on TBS. Seattle at Kansas City 7 p.m. on Channel 8. Chicago at St. Louis 7 p.m. on WGN. Arizona at San Francisco 9:30 p.m. Motorsports Busch Final 250 7 p.m. on TNT U.S. Span 10 a.m. CBS.
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Cleveland Indians place Westbrook on 15 day DL
The Cleveland Indians rule Jake Westbrook as out with a right shoulder issue, retroactive to August 26, placing him on the 15 day disabled list and prompting a roster adjustment.
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Cleveland Indians
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A's win makes 20 straight in AL record chase
A's fans roared as Oakland erased an 11-0 deficit to beat Kansas City 12-11, extending the AL record 20-game winning streak behind Scott Hatteberg’s ninth-inning homer. Tim Hudson struggled, Billy Koch earned the win, and the rally continued a remarkable stretch that tied MLB records for consecutive victories with the 1906 White Sox and 1947 Yankees.
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Tony Pena
Baldwin tennis team roster featured in Fall Sports section
The Baldwin High girls tennis team photo was not available for press in the Herald Fall Sports special. The 2002 Baldwin tennis members include Holly Oak leaf Carrissa Venable Sara Bowlin Bridget Trydom Courtney Akers Morgan Grissom Lynne Lammers Kara Lang Julie Miller Jessica Hoehn Kalie Harris Ellie Meinen Elizabeth Beaulieu Kristin Lynch Lindsey Hitchcock Kyleigh Garman Kristen Ferris Katie Beall Jamie Lawrenz Jena Dick Sarah Regnier Page Garrison Andrea Hamilton Maddie Conduff. Not pictured is Lindsay Gastalum.
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Kara Lang
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Kalie Harris
Ellie Meinen
Elizabeth Beaulieu
Kristin Lynch
Lindsey Hitchcock
Kyle
Dukes to relocate to KCK for new 4500-seat stadium
The independent minor league team Duluth-Superior Dukes will move from Minnesota to Kansas City Kansas to play in a $15 million 4500-seat stadium near Kansas Speedway at the I 70 and I 435 interchange. Fans will name the team, which begins play around Memorial Day 2003. John Ehlert, CEO of Dukes Baseball LLC, announced the plan.
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Kansas Speedway
Duluth-Superior Dukes
Minnesota
John Ehlert
Dukes Baseball LLC
Baseball owners weigh ratification of tentative labor deal
In Chicago six days after negotiators reached a tentative contract owners consider ratifying the agreement that would avert a strike. The memo of understanding remains unsigned and players and owners draft details while the union must approve. Selig notes past bargaining, with revenue sharing and luxury tax provisions to shape balance.
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Metrodome
Williams sisters close to U.S. Open final clash
Venus and Serena Williams powered into the U.S. Open semifinals amid cautious chatter of a potential all-sisters final, while Mauresmo knocked out Capriati and Agassi edges toward a potential final with Sampras as Hewitt and Agassi win to set up matches.
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