Owners mull league cuts after World Series
Phoenix AP report says owners meet in Chicago suburb amid talk of eliminating two teams perhaps Montreal Minnesota or Florida. Possibility of a lockout and new labor talks loom as Bud Selig and Donald Fehr await a clear bargaining signal.
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Phoenix
Montreal
Minnesota
Florida
Chicago
Bud Selig
Carl Pohlad
Twins
Jerry Bell
Selig
New York
Washington
U.S
Donald Fehr
Fehr
Diamondbacks Win World Series in Dramatic Game 7
Arizona wins 3-2 over the Yankees in a late ninth rally capped by Luis Gonzalez. Co MVPs Randy Johnson and Curt Schilling helped seal the title as Mark Grace and others celebrated on the field. Yankees coach Joe Torre and Mayor Giuliani offered congratulations amid New York’s post 9 11 city trauma.
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Roger Clemens
Arizona Diamondbacks
Rocket
Curt Schilling
New York Yankees
Ace
Schilling
Bill Mazeroski
Jack Morris
Diamondbacks
Mariano Rivera
Yankees
Luis Gonzalez
Hall of Fame
RBI
Arizona
Mark Grace
Grace
Randy Johnson
Jay Bell
Matt Williams
Steve Finley
Gonzalez
Chicago Cubs
Bob Brenly
Ralph Houk
Joe Torre
New York City
Rudolph Giuliani
New York
Torre
Giuliani
George Steinbrenner
George
Clemens
Alfonso Soriano
Brenly
Jay Beil
Baseball duel highlights TJ Mathews and Bonds clashes
In San Diego and San Francisco lineups the standout pitchers TJ Mathews and Jason Schmidt faced top batters Tony Gwynn Rickey Henderson Dave Magadan and Barry Bonds as the games unfolded. The two desert cities hosted tense contests with notable late innings and strong fielding from both clubs.
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San Diego
Tony Gwynn
Rickey Henderson
Dave Magadan
Chuck McElroy
San Francisco
Barry Bonds
Jason Schmidt
Scoreboard St Louis Bonilla and Bonilla in Mets context
Scoreboard note mentions St Louis and players including Bobby Bonilla and Mike, indicating a baseball game or standings snippet. Further readable text references duo Bonilla and another player in a short scoreboard item from SCOREBOARD ST. LOUIS.
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ST. Louis
Bobby Bonilla
Mike
Free Agents Listed Across Baseball and Basketball Rosters
The list shows 104 players in baseball free agency filings due by November 19, with numerous names across teams in the American and National Leagues. Key rosters include New York, Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Oakland, and Los Angeles among others, with players such as Scott Brosius, Chuck Knoblauch, and Tino Martinez named. The piece also includes MLB standings and late-season schedules.
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Anaheim
Jorge Fabregas
Pa Rapp
Ismael Valdes
Baltimore
Jose Mercedes
Alan Mills
National Basketball Association
Boston
Rod Beck
Dante
MIT Bichette
Darren Lewis
Hideo Nomo
Tino Martinez
Charlotte
Randy Velarde
Mark Wohlers
Indiana
Oakland
Johnny Damon
X- Toronto
Ron Gant
Jason Giambi
Gil Heredia
Atlanta
Jason ‘Sringhausen
Greg Myers
Chicago
Bret Poore
Jay Buh
Cleveland
Norm Chariton
Stan Javier
Ate Emore
Aaron Sele
Chris Gomez
Minnesota
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Chad Curtis
Pat
Dalle
Puben Sierra
Haus
San Antonio
Utah
Arizona
Mike Mohler
Bobby
Thy
Lakers
Kurt Abbott
Julio von
Franco
Steve Karsay
Javy Lopez
Golden State
Steve Reed
Rey Sanchez
Rudy As
Seanez
John Smoltz
Delino DeShields
Ricky Gutierrez
Matt Stairs
Todd War LA Clippers
Phoenix
Florida
Ricky Bones
John Sacramento
Mabry
Portland
Houston
Moises Alou
Tony LA Lakers
Eusebio
Mike Jackson
Orlando
Merced
Scott Servais
Ron Villone
Seattle
Jose Vizcaino
Mike Williams
L.A
Pratt
PITT
Igh
Francisco Cordova
Jos. Manzanillo
Omar Olivares
Washington
Toronto
All-Around and event leaders in late season rodeo standings
Through November 4 the all-around leader is Cody Chi of Stephenville Texas with $211394. Top riders include Scott Johnston Gustine Texas Jesse Bail Camp Crook SD Cash Myers Athens Texas Blair Burk Durant Okla and others across steer wrestling team roping and saddle bronc events with earnings listed for each.
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Cody Chi
Stephenville
Texas
Tenors
Bravila Dushin Cain
Scott Johnston
Gustine
Jesse Bail
Camp Crook
S.D
Cash Myers
Athens
Blair Burk
Durant
Okla
B.J. Campbell
Benton City
Wash
Fred Whitfield
Hockley
Rich Skelton
Liano
Brent Lewis
Pinon
N.M
Joe Beaver
Huntsville
Herbert Theriot
Poplary
Brad Goodrich
Hermiston Re
Bob Lummus
Folsom
Birch Negaard
Buffalo
Bryan Fields
Conroe
Teddy Johnson
Checotah
Lake Branquinho
Los Alamos
Calif
Rod Lyman
Victor
Moni
Todd Sohn
Brighton
Colo
Spud Duvall
Brock Andrus
St George
Utah
Jason Lahr
Emporia
Kan
Chad Biesemeyer
Ste
Henville
Lee Graves
Calgary
Alberta
Randy Suhn
Riverton Wyo
Rope Ayers
van, T<as
Chad Hagan
Leesville
Cody Browne
Wilburton
K.C. Jones
Las Animas
Jeff Babek
Glen Deer Valley
Mate
Tom Reeves
Eagle Butte
Dan Mortensen
Billings
Mont
Rod Hay
Wikiwood
Rod Warren
Big Valley
Mike Outhier
Utopia
Billy Elbaver
Ree Heights
Todd Hipsay
Firth
Neb
Steve Dollarhide
Wikieug Riz
Faith
Demons fall in first round of 2A playoffs at Tularosa
Dexter led 6-0 on a two yard run by Anthony Banda but then lost key back Joe DeLa Rosa to a dislocated shoulder. Tularosa’s Louis Vigil ran for 100 yards and three touchdowns while Ray Sainz threw two scoring passes as the Wildcats beat Dexter 39-6.
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Tularosa
Dexter Demons
Dexter
Anthony Banda
Joe DeLa Rosa
Dave Campbell
Louis Vigil
Wildcats
Ray Sainz
Seattle Surpasses Magic in double OT
Rashard Lewis erupted for a career high 36 points with 19 rebounds and Gary Payton added 32 as the Seattle SuperSonics outlasted the Orlando Magic 123-119 in double overtime. Payton hit a key late 3 and preserved the win after McGrady and Armstrong kept Orlando in reach. Desmond Mason sealed it with a late dunk.
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Rashard Lewis
Gary Payton
Seattle SuperSonics
Orlando Magic
Payton
Seattle
Orlando
Grant Hill
Tracy McGrady
McGrady
Desmond Mason
Lewis
Sonics
Vin Baker
Mason
Hill
Darrell Armstrong
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