Baseball Highlights From Historic Standings and Birthdays
A collage of MLB score snippets, notable milestones, and birth dates. Highlights include 1988 Canseco’s 30-30 feat with Oakland over Seattle, 1999 Gwynn 3,000 hits for San Diego, and Hank Aaron tied to Detroit’s 1972 note. Also mentions birthday ages Kris Wilson, Victor Zambrano, Damian Jackson.
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Toby Hi
Larry Sheets
Baltimore
Oakland
Jose Canseco
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A's
Seattle Mariners
Rich Gossage
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Tony Gwynn
San Diego Padres
Montreal Expos
Kris Wilson
Victor Zambrano
Damian Jackson
Sunday NBA results and roundup from weekend events
WBNA basketball shows Sundays results with Orlando beating Phoenix or Miami 52 and Washington 44 while Minnesota tops Sacramento 79. Preseason Saturday featured Chicago over Cincinnati 16 13 in overtime and Oakland 21 Dallas 14. Monday’s game Diami versus St Louis at Canton Ohio 8 p.m. quotes golfer Brendon DeJonge after a 60 at Pocahontas Fincastle.
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Ohio
Gordon wins Brickyard 400 for third time in Indy
Jeff Gordon, celebrating turning 30, drove to a Brickyard 400 victory at Indianapolis. A two-tire pit stop gave him track position and he passed Sterling Marlin on a restart 35 laps from the end of the 160 lap race to seal the win before a crowd of 320000. He extended his Winston Cup lead with the performance.
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DeJonge wins Pocahontas Men's Amateur by six strokes
Brendon DeJonge, after a 60 in round one, follows with an even par 70 to finish 198 total at Fincastle Country Club, six strokes clear of Jim Huffman. Kirk Satterfield and Andy Price tie for third at five under, with Green, III and others contending in senior and junior divisions. DeJonge called the round a grind yet praised the course and setting.
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Brendon DeJonge
Fincastle Country Club
Pocahontas
Virginia Tech
Jim Huffman
Brendon
Huffman
Kirk Satterfield
Andy Price
Satterfield
Charles Green, III
Mark Gaynor
Ryan Whalen
Furman
Noble Judy
Glenville
Philip Beale II
Graham
Jared Taylor
DeJonge
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Ben Friedel
Ron Clark
Rick Fricke
Matt Davidson
Kevin Leatherwood
Todd Satterfield
Mike Krulich
Mike Mays
Donnie Hawkins
Sean Davidson
Brent Dyson
Jim Huggins
Stan Rogers
Ronnie Puckett
Philip Reale II
Hobe Bauer
Tom Wyatt
Buck Brittain
Mark Funderburke
B.J. Bauer
Joe Hart
Daniel Wyant
Ronnie Law
John Minor
Tom Bailey
Charles Green IV
Michael Kroll
Robbie Sparks
Bobby English
Stephen Crigger
Brian Hart
Tom Bacon
J.W. Kiser
Kenny Hiatt
Matthew Tiller
Mike Sprouts
John Nelson
Frank Wilkinson
Orioles sweep twinbill as Bluefield tops BriSox in finale
The Orioles moved atop the standings by winning 12-10 at Bowen Field in game one, then 9-6 in the nightcap over Burlington. J.D. Martin struggled after two first-inning homers, while Tripper Johnson and Woody Clifford powered the early Orioles lead. Chase Phillips earned his second win in relief.
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Indians
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Joe Almaraz
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J.D. Martin
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Tripper Johnson
Woody Cliffords
Adam Manley
Adam Thomas
Ivan Ochoa
A Fest Braxter
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Ochoa
Thomas
Carlos O’frank
Manley
Rashad Eldridge
Matt Knox
Mike Conroy
East Tennessee
Oriole
T.W. Mincey
Chase Phillips
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