Baseball Hall of Fame style list of season records and players
A compact roster of historical baseball season results and notable players. Includes yearly scores by league from 1933 to 1999, and a roll of players with team affiliations and years spanning 1962 to 1975. Names include Wagner Wills Mays Callison Marichal Perez Mays McCovey Yastrzemski Robinson Perez Morgan Bonds Garvey Madlock Matlack.
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Associated Press
x-Leon Wagner
Los Angeles
x-Maury Wills
Willie Mays
San Francisco
John Callison
Philadelphia
Juan Marichal
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Tony Perez
Cincinnati
Willie McCovey
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Frank Robinson
Baseball Glancing Interleague Scores and Alltime Lists
Interleague games feature Cubs 9 White Sox 2 and Cincinnati 14 Cleveland 5. Yankees 4 Mets 2. other results include Anaheim 6 Colorado 2 and Philadelphia 13 Baltimore 4. Alltime batting and pitching records are listed with names such as Musial Mays Griffey Jr. Williams and Drysdale.
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Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati
Cleveland
N.Y. Yankees
N.Y. Mets
Anaheim
Colorado
Atlanta
Boston
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Toronto
Montreal
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Florida
Tampa Bay
Kansas City
Houston
Texas
San Diego
Seattle
Los Angeles
Oakland
Arizona
Detroit
Milwaukee
Associated Press
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Willie Mays
N.Y
San Francisco Giants
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Dave Winfield
Brooks Robinson
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Lefty Gomez
Mort Cooper
Claude Passeau
Whitey Ford
Luis Tiant
Catfish Hunter
Dwight Gooden
Dennis Eckers
Oakland Athletics
Dony One
Walls
Jim Palmer
Baltimore Orioles
Joe Medwick
Carl Yastrzemski
al Rosen
al Simmons
Ted Kluszewski
Ernie Banks
Barry Bonds
San Francisco
Rod Carew
Arky Vaughn
Willie McCovey
Gary Carter
Carl Hubbell
N.Y. Giants
Johnny Vander Meer
Rockers edge Sting as Melvin leads Cleveland comeback
In Cleveland Chasity Melvin scored 21 to lift the Rockers past the Sting 72 65 with Rhonda Mapp adding 17 and 12 for Charlotte. Merv Andrade and Suzie McConnell Serio contributed 11 points each for Cleveland as Seattle faced Miami in another game.
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Orlando
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
Miami
Indiana
Charlotte
Houston
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Phoenix Ca
Minnesota
Utah
Portland
Seattle
Phoenix
Neva Indiana
Chasity Melvin
Cleveland Rockers
Charlotte Sting
Rhonda Mapp
Merv Andrade
Suzie McConnell Serio
Eerepee
Storm
Marlies Askamp
Askamp
Stacey Lovelace
Television highlights for July 11 2000
Television Tuesday schedules list ESPN2 coverage of Tour de France stage 11 at various sites on a same day tape basis. ESPN shows the CVS Charity Classic final round in Barrington Rhode Island. NBC airs the All-Star Game from Atlanta at 8 p.m.
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ESPN2
ESPN
Barrington
R.I
NBC
Atlanta
Eanes Gan
Princeton
Princeton Devil Rays
Martinsville
P-Rays
Martinsville Astros
Mountaineer
Hunnicutt Field
Armstrong climbs to Tour lead in Pyrenees stage
Lance Armstrong surged in the Pyrenees to take first place and the yellow jersey in the 127 mile mountain stage from Lax to the first mountaintop leg, turning a six minute deficit into a 4:14 advantage over Jan Ullrich and edging Javier Ochoa by 42 seconds. Armstrong called it a tactical day and said the race starts in the mountains, with two weeks to go.
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Ourdes-Hautacam
France
Lance Armstrong
Armstrong
Pyrenees
U.S. Postal Service
Austin
Texas
Lax
Jan
Ochoa
Marco Pantani
Fernando Escartin
Virenque
Champs-Elysees
Whitt signs with BC after strong leg with Tigers
John Whitt dedicates himself to pitching and infield work as he signs with BC. His father Chris Whitt praises his work ethic and love for the game while noting the guidance from coach Barr. The Tigers hope to replace him but expect Whitt to visit and support the program in the years ahead.
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Whitt
Chris
Gale Whitt
Chris Whitt
Blevins
American Legion
Princeton
John Whitt
John
Barr
Orioles stretch lead in Mercer Cup with late rally
Orioles and Devil Rays battled to a 1-1 tie through five as Kris Wilken and Gordon drove runs. Rocco Baldelli scored twice after walks in Princeton’s big inning. Dyer praised bluefield’s six-pitcher plan while Rodriguez lamented early control issues. Mercer Cup resumes Wednesday in Bluefield at 7 p.m.
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Kris Wilken
Gordon
RBI
Devil Rays
Kelly Eddleman
Rocco Baldelli
Princeton
Duffy Dyer
Bluefield
Orioles
Dyer
David] Farren
P-Rays
Edwin Rodriguez
Sammy Sosa dethrones Griffey in Atlanta Home Run Derby
Sammy Sosa defeated Ken Griffey Jr. 9-2 to capture the Home Run Derby at Turner Field, hitting 26 homers including two 508 foot shots. He drew 50,118 fans and noted support from the crowd as injuries dulled the field. Ticket scalpers sold $50 face value seats for $10 amid the event.
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Sammy
Atlanta
Sammy Sosa
Ken Griffey Jr
Turner Field
Sosa
Griffey
Mark McGwire
Barry Bonds
Mike Piazza
Manny Ramirez
McGwire
Fenway Park
Lansdowne Street
Rahal signs with Rams as versatile catcher option
Rahal joins Princeton pitcher John Whitt and Greenbrier East outfielder Luis Cordero as area signees with the Rams. Barr lauds Rahal as a physical leader who can catch, play first base or hit, and notes his adaptability behind the plate. Rahal reflects on choosing pro baseball to avoid missing the sport and recalls a rare pitching appearance for Beckley Bash where he walked only one.
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Jon
Barr
Rahal
Princeton
John Whitt
Greenbrier East
Luis Cordero
Rams
Princeton area sports briefs and youth registrations
Local briefs list multiple sports activities. Princeton Senior High School soccer boosters meet July 17 to discuss ads and schedules, while Tazewell hosts July 15 youth football and cheer registration at 9 a.m. to noon. PikeView and Mercer County youth programs invite grades 7-12 and ages 5-12 to register. Additional items cover free tennis clinics, youth football, and a Princeton softball and basketball camps with dates, fees, and contact numbers.
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Princeton - Princeton Senior High School
Tazewell
Tazewell Youth Football League
Tazewell High School
PikeView
Psp Greehe
PikeView High School
Nasium
Bluefield
Mercer County
Greater Bluefield Community Center
Princeton Health and Fitness
Area Kroger Stores
Mercer Mall
Bluefield High School
Bluefield Parks and Recreation Department
City Park
Parks and Recreation Office
Herb Sims
Stadium Drive
Princeton
Princeton Senior High School
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Bo Jackson
Julio Franco
Cal Ripken
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Fred McGriff
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Pedro Martinez
Larry Jansen
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Bill Hallahan
Atlee Hammaker
Tom Glavine
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Princeton Rec Field
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Kenny Osborne
Hinton
Southern West Virginia Road Runners Club
West Virginia
Scenic Bluestone Dam
Little League Field
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