Major League Baseball Monday to Tuesday Scores and Tonight Schedule
American League results show Toronto and New York pounded 16 to 3 and 4 to 2 Boston topped Baltimore 5 2 Detroit beat Cleveland 9 to 2 Milwaukee defeated Oakland 6 to 2 Chicago edged California 5 to 1 Kansas City beat Minnesota 9 to 6 Texas won 14 to 3 over Seattle Late games added. Tuesday highlights include Toronto 2 New York 4 and Cleveland 6 Detroit 1 with Oakland at Milwaukee and Minnesota at Kansas City among others Tonight schedules feature six A L matchups across markets with primetime starts ranging from 2 30 p m to 8 35 p m local time.
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Texas Rangers
Mario Diaz
Oklahoma City
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Daniel Oyas
Todd Ruyak
Princeton
United States Basketball League
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George Gilmore
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Houston Oilers
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Pat Danko
Greg Harris
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Jeff Kiziah
Todd Walsh
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George Linberger
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Dexter Manley
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Ron Hopkins
All-Star selections loom as NL votes released
AP reports June 6 results determine the starting National League lineup for the 63rd All-Star Game set for July 14 in San Diego. Key names and team affiliations feature across multiple ballot tallies with late-afternoon and evening games noted for July 14 events.
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New York
San Diego
Baseball Braves at Dodgers a TV lineup tease
Sports lineup lists television airings for baseball and basketball events. Braves visit Dodgers on TBS at 4 with additional MLB and NBA Finals coverage on ESPN and NBC. Bulls at Blazers in the NBA Finals set for 9 p.m. NBC airs the game with prime time schedule details.
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Blazers
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Baseball All Star Player Rosters and City Listings
This OCR data lists top players by position with cities and attendance figures. Notable names include Benito Santiago Montreal Gary Carter San Diego Will Clark San Francisco Kirby Puckett and Ozzie Smith among others with various team affiliations and crowd counts.
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San Diego
Gary Carter
Montreal
Mike Scioscia
Los Angeles
Darren Daulton
Philadelphia
Greg Olson
Atlanta
Tom Pagnozzi
St. Louis
Kirt Manwaring
San Francisco
Mike LaValliere
Pittsburgh
Will Clark
Fird McGriff
John Kruk
Jeff Bagwell
Houston
Eddie Murray
New York
Mark Grace
Chicago
Sid Bream
Tim Wallach
Ryne Sandberg
Robby Thompson
Craig Biggio
Delino DeShields
Mark Lemke
Willie Randolph
Mickey Morandini
Juan Samuel
Terry Pendleton
Matt Williams
Chris Sabo
Cincinnati
Gary Sheffield
Steve Buechele
Dave Hollins
Todd Zeile
Ken Caminiti
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Ozzie Smith
Barry Larkin
Tony Fernandez
Jay Bell
Shawon Dunston
Jose Ur
Multisport trades and signings fill busy sports day
MLB moves include Brewers, Twins, Yankees, and Mets with calls and signings. NFL signings span Bills, Oilers, Buccaneers, and others while NHL teams name coaches and players. College staff appointments list athletic directors and coaches across several schools.
Reds refurbish Princeton Hunnicutt Field for 1990s season
Princeton’s Hunnicutt Field undergoes extensive upgrades including a 165 square foot infield tarp, carpeted clubhouses, and freshly painted dugouts and stands. Manager Jim Holland says the improvements aim to improve fan comfort and aid Reds renewal, as attendance slipped from 33,754 in 1989 to 25,203 last season. Holland anticipates a strong year with quality players.
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Pirates snap road skid with 5-3 win over Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates erased a six game road losing streak with a 5-3 victory at Philadelphia as Andy Van Slyke drove in three runs with a single and double. Doug Drabek pitched six innings to earn the win while Denny Neagle earned his first major league save.
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Bob Patterson
Roger Mason
Denny Neagle
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Frank Tanana
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Ryan seeks win No. 315 as Rangers face Oakland
Nolan Ryan, at 0-2 with a 4.65 ERA in nine starts, aims for victory No. 315 against Dave Stewart and the A’s after a 6-1 loss to Minnesota. Ryan criticized himself for errors and balked at the strike zone, while Texas bullpen issues loom over another tough outing.
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Japanese sale OK'd by Mariners owners
Japanese investors win provisional approval to buy the Seattle Mariners for 125 million dollars led by Hiroshi Yamauchi of Nintendo. Final approval hinges on 26 major league teams voting, with John Ellis as CEO designate and Seattle investors holding majority voting stock.
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