Major League Standings and Tuesday Night Schedule
MLB standings show Milwaukee 6 Detroit 2 Chicago 5 Kansas City 3 Toronto 5 Minnesota 3 in 10 innings New York 7 Texas 1 Oakland 10 Boston 7 Baltimore 8 California 2. Tuesday night slate lists Cleveland 4 Seattle 3 Kansas City 2 Chicago 1 with late games and current pitchers and times. Astros 6 Expos 0 final score noted.
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Baseball box scores and schedule from crowded slate
Box scores show LA beating Pittsburgh 8 6 Atlanta 7 Philadelphia 6 New York 14 San Francisco 1 Chicago 6 San Diego 1 Montreal 7 Houston 1 Chicago 3 San Diego 2 13 in Cincinnati 2 St. Louis 1 Pittsburgh 1 Los Angeles 0 Atlanta 5 Philadelphia 3 New York 4 San Francisco 3 Houston 6 Montreal 0 St. Louis Osborne 5 2 at Cincinnati Swindell 4 2 12 35 pm Philadelphia Schilling 3 3 at Atlanta Smoltz 5 4 12 40 pm San Diego Hurst 4 4 at Chicago Castillo 3 4 2 20 pm Los Angeles Martinez 3 1 at Pittsburgh Palacios 3 0 3 05 Montreal Hill 4 2 at Houston Hamish 2 5 8 35 pm Pr HH RER BB SO 84.
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Regional softball and baseball schedule across counties
Local softball opens at 10 a.m. with Grundy facing Carroll County at Richlands, followed by Gate City at Richlands at noon and the Richlands championship at 2 p.m. Baseball features West Virginia Class AA semifinal Pineville versus Wayne in Charleston at 4:30 p.m. and Virginia Region IV final Tazewell against Virginia High at Bowen Field at 7 p.m.
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Watt Powell
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Mount View and Pineville Prep for Semifinals in State Tourney
Semifinals set with Mount View (21 6) versus South Charleston (26 7) at 6 p m and Ripley (23 9) against Jefferson (33 2) thirty minutes after, followed by Class AA and Class A showdowns. NBA playoffs fill schedule with conference finals and finals alignments, Portland and Chicago trading wins toward the title, with dates through mid June.
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P.m. Ripley
Jefferson
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Utah
Chicago
Cleveland
Tennis French matches PARIS AP Schedule today at French Open
Seeded players on show courts and others at the 7.3 million French Open begin 4 a.m. EDT. Pete Sampras, Andre Agassi, Jim Courier, Goran Ivanišević, Petr Korda, Andrei Cherkasov, Steffi Graf, Anke Huber, Isabelle Demongeot, Nathalie Tauziat, Pablo Albano, Cassio Motta, John McEnroe and more are listed for Center Court and Court 1 with multiple matchups including Agassi against Leconte and Courier against Ivanišević.
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Pete Sampras
Bradenton
Fla
Andre Agassi
Las Vegas
Jim Courier
Dade City
Goran Ivanisevic
Croatia
Nicklas Kulti
Sweden
Henri Leconte
France
Laurie Warder
Australia
Steffi Graf
Anke Huber
Germany
Isabelle Demongeot
Nathalie Tauziat
Pablo Albano
Argentina
Cassio Motta
Brazil
John McEnroe
New York
Pro Sports Transactions and Coaching Changes Summary
The notice lists multiple team moves across leagues. Royals sign Eddy Adam Evans and Brandon. Cubs place Patterson on 15 day list. Rockies add Ryan Free. Pirates place Bob Walk on 15 day IL. Victor Cole recalled from Buffalo. Padres option Tim Scott to Las Vegas. Long Island Surf taxi squad Mike Burger McCoy. Carlton Screen waived. Packers sign Koonce. Giants sign Novak Kiselak Cool. 49ers promote Dwight Clark and Vinny Cerrato. Buccaneers sign Mario Royster. Arena Football adds many signings. CFL adds British Columbia Lions Gerald Roper and Ottawa Riders Glenn Kulka. Calgary Flames fire Paul Baxter.
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Kansas City Royals
Christopher Eddy
Justin Adam
Bart Evans
Jelani Brandon
Chicago Cubs
Ken Patterson
Colorado
Ryan Freepitcher
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Walk
Victor Cole
Buffalo
SAN Diego Padres
Tim Scott
Las Vegas
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George Koonce
NEW York Giants
Jeff Novak
Mike Kiselak
David Cool
SAN Francisco 49Ers
Dwight Clark
Vinny Cerrato
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Mario Royster
Arena Football League
Detroit Drive
Erwin Grabisna
Tomlin throws 7 shutout innings leading Pirates to win
Pirates pitcher Randy Tomlin stopped the Dodgers 1-0 with seven shutout innings, while Dave Clark drew a seventh inning walk to force in the lone run. Candietti allowed only a single runner to third before the seventh, and Roger Mason earned the save.
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Roger Mason
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Dave Anderson
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McReynolds HR Lifts Royals Over White Sox 2-1
Kevin McReynolds hit a two run homer in the eighth inning off Scott Radinsky to lift the Kansas City Royals past the Chicago White Sox 2-1. Frank Thomas provided Chicago's run with a sacrifice fly in the eighth. Gubicza earned the win, Radinsky took the loss, Montgomey closed for the save.
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Scott Radinsky
Kansas City Royals
Chicago White Sox
Frank Thomas
Mark Gubicza
Jack McDowell
Gregg Jefferies
Radinsky
McReynolds
Gubicza
Jeff Montgomery
Seles Graff Sabatini Sanchez Vicario into French Open semis
The top four seeds Seles Graf Sabatini and Sanchez Vicario reached the women's semifinals. Men’s quarterfinals were delayed by rain with Courier leading Ivanisevic 6 2 6 1 2 6 when halted. Capriati and Seles started late, delays disrupted focus, Seles winning 6 2 6 2.
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Steffi Graf
Gabriela Sabatini
Arantxa Sanchez Vicario
Seles
Sabatini
Graf
Sanchez Vicario
Jim Courier
Goran Ivanisevic
Pete Sampras
Andre Agassi
Jennifer Capriati
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