• Keystone beats Georgia at LLWS: Clinton County, Pa., overcame a rocky start on Tuesday at the Little League World Series with a six-run first inning, then held on for a 7-5 win over Warner Robins, Ga., before another raucous crowd in South Williamsport, Pa. In the early games Tuesday, second baseman Ken Igeta had an RBI double to start the scoring in a three-run third, and catcher Asuya Otsuka added an RBI triple in Hamamatsu City, Japan’s 4-0 victory over Langley, British Columbia. Cumberland, R.I., had a wild 8-7 win over the Netherlands in a consolation game after Colin Cannata scored on an error in the bottom of the sixth.

• Angels’ Weaver stays home for $85 million deal: Jered Weaver simply decided his loyalty to the Los Angeles Angels was worth much more than a few extra millions in free agency. The Angels formally announced their five-year, $85 million deal with Weaver on Tuesday, keeping their ace with the club through 2016. Weaver realizes he probably could have made a bit more as an unrestricted free agent after next season, but he doesn’t care. Weaver is 14-6 with a 2.10 ERA after starting the All-Star game last month.

• Marlins-Reds schedule doubleheader: The Florida Marlins and Cincinnati Reds have scheduled a doubleheader for today in an attempt to complete their series before stormy weather associated with Hurricane Irene reaches South Florida. The final game of the series, originally planned for Thursday, will instead be played as part of the doubleheader. The Marlins plan to fly to Philadelphia immediately after the doubleheader for a series beginning Friday. Cincinnati is scheduled to begin a series at home Friday against Washington.