Major League Baseball Tonight Scores and Leaders Summary
Baseball action features Wednesday schedules across cities including Chicago New York Baltimore Oakland Toronto Seattle Texas and Milwaukee. Leaders list American League batting runs RBI hits and doubles highlight Winfield Mattingly Ripken Garcia and LaParrish among others.
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Bystrom
Haas
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Flanagat
Darwin
Oakland
MecCarty
Filson
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Stieb
Bicza
Seattle
Vande Berg
Zahn
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Cleveland
Boston
California
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Kansas City
Texas
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Hrbek
Lemon
Kemp
Ripken
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Moseley
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Collins
Upshaw
Owen
Ribson
Rlaw
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Kittle
Thornton
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Lnparrish
R Henderson
Leal
Perry
Caudill
Niekro
Witt
Lange
Hough
Tieb
Saw Eisenberry
Fingers
Roe Detroit
B Davis
Baseball and racing notes from major league scores and races
A compact roundup lists league leaders by player and team across batting pitching and fielding categories from several teams in the National and American Leagues. It includes totals for hits runs and extra stats, plus a brief horse racing recap from Bowie Arlington Park and Belmont Park with winning payouts and margins.
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Alden
Chicago
Shamrock Muscles
Arlington Park
New York
Muskoka Wyck
Tarantara
Rt. Prospector
Recreation Sports Men's Church League Softball Standings and Results
St Marys leads the standings at 6 1 with First Baptist Memorial and Heydon at 5 2 St Thaddeus and Second Baptist sit 4 3 Knights of Columbus and St Johns low at 0 8 match results include Shiloh 7 St Johns 3 forfeit St Marys 9 St Johns 8 Heydon 20 Knights 3 LA Pres 7 First Pres 0 forfeit Second Baptist 17 St Pauls 6 Shiloh 12 St Thaddeus 1 St Marys 9 Heydon 7 SA Pres 16 Knights 0 Second Baptist 10 St Johns 4 First Pres 10 Shiloh 6 St Pauls 14 Memorial 10 First Baptist 10 St Thaddeus 4 No Games Scheduled For This Week
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Memorial
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L.A. Pres
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St. Thaddeus
Knights of Columbus
Multisport Transactions Hit NFL NBA and MLS Teams
Brewers place Porter on the disabled list and promote Moore. Kunkel called up by Rangers with McDowell signed. Bullets sign Sewell. Bills sign Bell and release several players. Browns place Jones on waivers. Rams trade Alexander and waive others. Jets pick up McArthur and waive multiple players. Eagles trade Harrington for draft pick. 49ers announce Kelcher did not report. Hoffman released. Seahawks release Hoffman Bayless Boyd. Cleveland Force signs Liekoski and extends Haaskivi.
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Milwaukee Brewers
Chuck Porter
Charlie Moore
Texas Rangers
Jeff Kunkel
Tulsa
Texas
Oddibe McDowell
National Football League
Buffalo Bills
Greg Bell
Scott Shepard
Derrick McCondichie
Frank Novak
Phoenix Dinkins
Vince Scott
Tom Harlan
Cecil Newton
Ed Koban
John Bernard
Ken Moore
Bruce Baldwin
Jim Duffner
Tony Romano
Bob Trotter
Cleveland Browns
Bobby Jones
LOS Angeles Rams
Robert Alexander
San Diego Chargers
Allen Pierce
Darryl Richard
Ralph Caldwell
Bob Dumont
Vince Emanuel
NEW York Jets
Kevin McArthur
Los Angeles Raiders
Barry Cavagnaro
Marcus Morales
Mark Allen
Dirk Androff
Don Porter
Bill Smith
Bruce Branch
Brad Gill
Jeff Nikora
Matt Walker
Gary Schofielder
Philadelphia Eagles
Perry Harrington
SAN Francisco 49Ers
Louie Kelcher
Steve Clark
Seattle Seahawks
Steve Hoffman
Richard Bayless
Larry Boyd
Cleveland Force
Timo Liekoski
Kai Haaskivi
ABC Grabs Dominant Portion of College Football Telecasts
ABC signs CFA deal covering 63 major football schools to televise 20 games over 14 weeks starting Sept 8, 9 p.m. ET Boston College vs Alabama opener. CBS signs with Big Ten and Pac Ten for 14 games. Courts overturned NCAA contract, allowing schools to strike own deals. CBS cost about 8 million, ABC about 15 million. Three Saturday windows set for local and network telecasts.
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ABC
College Football Association
CFA
Boston College
Alabama
CBS
U.S. Supreme Court
NCAA
Jim Spence
ABC Sports
Olympic athletes pass pre games drug tests in LA
All U S Olympic athletes have cleared the pre games drug tests and are certified to compete. Officials warn the latest drug screening program is the tightest in Games history with equipment sensitive to one part per billion in urine samples.
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Los Angeles
U.S
Ante Daly
Halls to Demonstrate Dressage at Devon Show
Mr and Mrs Robert Hall travel to Devon Pennsylvania for the Devon Dressage Show running July 26 to 29. They will conduct two daily demonstrations over three days and judge Grand Prix level movements with Summer Legend while Laura rides Reginald for demonstrations. The Halls own Fulmer International School of Equitation in Aiken.
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Devon
Penn
United States
Hall
Laura
Reginald
Narrator
Fulmer International School of Equitation
Dibble Road
Aiken
Robert
Laura Hall
Summer Legend
Phil Jones
Mets Rally In 12th To Take Lead Over Cardinals
Wally Backman delivered a one out single in the bottom of the 12th to lift the Mets to a 4-3 win over St. Louis as Davey Johnson battled a virus. New York remained 2 1/2 games up on the Cubs in the NL East after Chicago beat Philadelphia 3-2 on Ron Cey's three run homer and Sutcliffe's fifth win in a row.
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Davey Johnson
Wally Backman
St. Louis Cardinals
Johnson
Mets
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Philadelphia
Mike Fitzgerald
Neil Allen
Rafael Santana
Backman
St. Louis
Whitey Herzog
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Sisk
Fitzgerald
Phillies
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Rick Sutcliffe
Shane Rawley
Gary Matthews
Keith Moreland
Juan Samuel
Moreland
Jody Davis
Cey
Tigers
Indians
Kirk Gibson
Lance Parrish
Jack Morris
Detroit
Cleveland
Morris
Royals
Blue Jays
Steve Balboni
Greg Pryor
Kansas City
Toronto
Witt Throws Five-Hitter as Mariners Fall 7-1
Mike Witt dominated Seattle with a five-hitter and 16 strikeouts as California beat the Mariners 7-1. Witt improved to 11-7, extending his winning streak to six games and leading the AL with 127 Ks.
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Seattle Mariners
Mike Witt
California
Mariners
Witt
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