Major League Standings and Schedule Snapshot
AP baseball standings show Minnesota routing Boston 5 0 and Seattle beating Baltimore 5 1 on Saturday. Sunday results include Minnesota 14 Boston 1 and Cleveland 5 California 2. A full Monday slate lists eight intercity matchups with pitchers and records noted.
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Marion Post Wins In Blowout Over North Augusta
Marion defeated North Augusta 33-7 as Tomeika Hendley drove in nine runs including two home runs and a grand slam. Mandy Baker added two homers and Kenyetta Hyman also connected, with Marion building a 29-0 lead by the second inning and 33-0 by the third.
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Mid Carolina, Johnston win in Dixie Youth District II action
In the Dixie Youth District II tournament Johnston edged Newberry 5-4 to eliminate Newberry while Mid-Carolina defeated Aiken National 6-3 in the winner's bracket. Livingston homered and Jolley earned the win for Mid-Carolina. Martin took the loss for Newberry.
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Cleveland May Waive Jones
The Indians reportedly placed irrevocable waivers on Doug Jones, their all-time saves leader, with a decision expected by Wednesday. If unclaimed he could be assigned to Colorado Springs. Hank Peters declined to confirm the move.
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Ailing Guzman Guides Rangers Past Red Sox 2-1
Jose Guzman overcame flu symptoms to earn a win in a tight 2-1 Texas victory over Boston. Rafael Palmeiro and Dean Palmer were sidelined by illness while Steve Buechele homered and Julio Franco added a run as Clemens pitched well but took the loss. Jeff Russell earned his 20th save as Texas extended its win streak to three.
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White Sox Rally Past Brewers For Close Win
Chicago rallied to beat Milwaukee 5 4 to cut Minnesota’s lead in the AL West. Dan Pasqua homered on the first pitch of the sixth to tie 4 4. Ozzie Guillen added an RBI single later. Weather delayed the start 18 minutes and a 31 minute delay hit in the fourth inning.
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DeLeon Rides St. Louis to Comeback Victory Over Astros
Jose DeLeon pitched his first complete game since 1989 while St. Louis erased a 2-1 deficit. Ryan Bowen, debuting in the majors, held the Cardinals without a hit for five innings before Thompson sparked a seven run rally in the sixth.
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Harbaugh Signs Richer Deal as Others Arrive Late
Jim Harbaugh finally reported for camp after a week’s delay and signed for 1.15 million this year and 1.35 million next season. Ray Donaldson arrived four days late amid a 1,500 per day fine, Jarvis Williams walked out ten days, fined 15,000, and Frank Warren faced a 1990 suspension for drug abuse before reinstatement. Buffalo Bills and Philadelphia Eagles prepare for next Sunday's exhibition at Wembley Stadium.
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Falcons safety Brian Jordan stars as dual-sport prospect
Atlanta Falcons defensive back and Braves outfielder Brian Jordan earns the nickname Baseball from Jerry Glanville. Jordan spent spring training with the St Louis Cardinals and hit .264 with four homers in 60 games at Louisville before joining the Falcons. He aspires to NFL and major league baseball careers, eyeing a Pro Bowl and potential negotiations in his final Falcons year.
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