Baseball Week in Review Mostly Chicago and Texas Postponements
The American League slate shows results from Monday with Cleveland edging Boston 4 to 3 in 12 innings and Milwaukee defeating Toronto 4 1. Texas swept Oakland 5 0 and 6 5. Upcoming midweek matchups feature Texas at Oakland and several night games across Boston New York Milwaukee Baltimore Cleveland Detroit Toronto Minnesota Kansas City California with coordinated times noted and only games scheduled.
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Baseball slate features NL matchups across teams
Schedule snapshot shows Montreal routing Philadelphia 5–0 in one game while the other games list multiple matchups. Key notes include Atlanta at Cincinnati, Montreal at Philadelphia, San Francisco at San Diego, Pittsburgh at St Louis, and New York at Chicago with Fernandez and Darling in action. Evening starts span 1:05 p.m. to 10:05 p.m. local times with several late games.
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Boxscores Highlight Moore Brief Pitching Cameo
Tuesday boxscores report Moore pitching to one batter in the seventh and a detailed umpire lineup. The listing includes game times T 3 40 and attendance figures 21 625 and 34 893, with Eckersley L 21 noted among players.
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Baseball Roundup Highlights Debuts and No-Hitters
Atlanta faces Cincinnati as Steve Avery makes his Braves debut against Tom Browning. Highlights include Nolan Ryan’s sixth no-hitter and a 23-game Len Dykstra hitting streak. Messages note Canseco, Kent Anderson, and John Dopson injuries. Giants sweep Phillies. Canseco in rehab talks.
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Tennis roundup from Queens Club and Continental Grass Court results
AP reports Tuesday results from the Stella Artois grass court tournament in London with seeds noted. Winners include Youl defeating Masur, Edberg over Zöcke, and Fromberg over Petchey among several matches in singles rounds and second round Lendl defeating Continental ROSMALEN entries in a separate event.
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Orioles recall Hulett return from rehab and others
MLB transactions from Baltimore Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia San Diego and Miami list recalls signings and placements. Key moves include Tim Hulett from Rochester to Orioles. Cubs Mitch Williams on 21 day DL. Reds sign several infielders and assign to league teams. Phillies Terry Mulholland on 15 day DL. Padres sign Beckett and Gonzales. NBA coaches named and front-office changes. college and other sports appointments noted.
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New Celtics Coach Chris Ford Introduced at Boston Garden
Chris Ford is announced as the Boston Celtics new head coach at the Boston Garden. He succeeds firing of Jimmy Rodgers after the Celtics playoff loss, guiding the team into a new era.
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World Cup Match Argentina versus Soviet Union at 3 p.m
Television schedule notes a 3 p.m. World Cup matchup between Argentina and the Soviet Union on mTV and a 7:30 p.m. TNT window, with baseball broadcasts on Radio at 7:07 p.m. focusing on the Brewers against the Orioles on WKOY.
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Seed Shifts as Piniella Hints at Cincinnati Move
Lou Piniella, then Reds manager, notes remaining games in the season and the need to finish strong as the team prepares for post-season positioning. He emphasizes momentum, depth, and strategic adjustments for the stretch run.
U S Open pairings released from Medinah Illinois
Pairings and starting times announced for the first two rounds of the U S Open at Medinah Country Club. Amateurs listed first in each group with EDT times starting at 8:00 a.m. and continuing into the afternoon, featuring players from the United States and abroad across numerous clubs.
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Record number enter West Virginia golf championship
The West Virginia Golf Association amateur Championship drew a record 282 entries as of June 8 for the July 5–8 event at The Greenbrier. Regional qualifiers staged around the state include Sleepy Hollow in Hurricane, Grandview in Beckley, Riverside in Mason, The Pines in Morgantown, Ryan Golf in South Charleston, with various chairmen and exemptions listed for top finishers from prior years.
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Cerleyton
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James LaRosa
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Pat Carter
LeSage
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Scott Depot
Danny Warren
Jeff Jones
Ceredo
Chris Ward
Beaver
Prashant Adi
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Jack Shamblin
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Michael Swiger
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Todd Satterfield
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Lewisburg Baseball Camp Seeks Applicants for June Session
Coach Rick Riggleman heads Lewisburg baseball camp at Hollowell Park June 19 to 21. Open to ages six through 15 and coaches of tee-ball to senior division. Fee is 25 dollars, includes three lunches and a camp shirt. Pre-register by calling 645-2080 and asking for Janet.
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Ferry resigns as Bullets GM after 17 years
Bob Ferry stepped down as general manager of the Washington Bullets after 17 years following a season that ended 31-51. He announced the decision after a one hour meeting with owner Abe Pollin as the team failed to reach the playoffs for the second straight year and trailed the Atlantic Division rivals.
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