Baseball Scores and Tonight's MLB Schedule
American League results show Toral beating Oakland 6-5 and New York 5-4 over Boston in extras, with Cleveland 7-3 Detroit and Toronto 5 Minnesota 4. Tonight features Brin at New York and Cleveland at Detroit among others with all seven games listed.
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Toral
Oakland
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Miwaukee
Cleveland
Detroit
Toronto
Minnesota
Battie
Chicago
California
Kansas City
Texas
Seattle
Sproit
Milwaukee
Balimore
Tetonio
Kearse City
Brin
Kiecker
Cary
Newaukee
Boslo
Milackl
Valdez
Tanana
Stewart
King
Stieb
Anderson
Jeffcoat
Swan
National League Scores and Evening Baseball Schedule
The National League results show New York defeating Chicago 19 to 8 while Atlanta beat Cincinnati 8 to 3 in the first game and 2 to 3 in the second. Montreal topped Philadelphia 4 to 3 in 10 innings, Houston won 5 to 4 at Los Angeles, Pittsburgh 6 to 3 over St. Louis, San Francisco 7 to 2 against San Diego, and New York also beat Chicago 15 to 10 with a 9 to 6 game in the first meeting. Evening games include Atlanta at Cincinnati, Chicago at Philadelphia, New York at Pittsburgh, Montreal at St. Louis, plus San Francisco at San Diego with late start times.
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Toronto
Boston
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Oakland
Chicago
Minnesota
California
Seattle
Texas
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
San Diego
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Houston
Atlanta
Alanta
Atanta
Franco
Hassey
Avery
Sierra Rf
Joserf
Clary Nor Ab
Bi Inevglia If
Castillo
Garteon If
Walton Cf
JuRuss
Steinbche Sot Luecken
Sndbrg
Reimer Ph
Jennings
Boever Ester
Grace
Stanley c
Weiss
Magada
Huson
Wikins P Buechel
Gallego
Browning
Machado
Dawson
Clary
Ord Mercado
Salazar
Kunkel
Girardi
Boston New Yor
NicRyids If
Dclatko
McCindne
Gallago
Palmeiro
Kelly
Lasser
Hall
Bransky
Marzano
Carreon
Cascenzo
Wynne
Nelson
Tollesonss
Swawberry
D Clark
Honeycutt
Sanders of Sandberg
Dunston
Burns
C Young
Ieee
Qmalley
H Johnson
S—Fernandez
Elster New York
SO Thied
Merrill Shulock
McClelland
Denkinger
Briegrf
Reardon S
Ventura
Emrtnz
Caldera If
Cochm
Leary L
Pico
Mills
Lancaster L
Allaghy
Griffey
Dayvis
Ikins
Sosarf
Coles
McCoy
Hirschbeck
Assenmacher
Kitte
Buhner
Clark
Phillips
Lyons
Leonard
Tata
Rapuano
Fletch
Spradleyc
Quick
Renett Karkovic
Sinaroc
LOS Angels Houston
Guillen
Giles
Lharris
Doanad
Schaelr
Javier Rf
Biggio
Gibson Cf
Stubbdsif
New York Chicago Chicago
Murray
Davis
Adr Abrhbi
Candad
Miller Rf
Cgwynn If
Magadn
E—Coles
Sciosciac
Dclarkis
Calderon
Karkovice
Samuel
Gwison
McCind
Schaefer
Ljohnson
Fletcher
Hr— Griffin
Pasqua
Kittle
S—Fletcher
Sf— Belcher
Yading
Rylds If Guillen
Gonzalz
Scotto
Boston Cf
Wynnertz
Anthny
Ester
Witkrsn
Mercado
Ramos
Darwinp Darling
Asamehro
Seattle Gott
Rena
Gmally
Wikins
Hanson L
Garren
Kraemer
Mussina
Girardie
McDowell
Lhartis
Javier
Harkeyp
Scott
Meriwether
Lee Stubbs
Yelding
Gibson
Garcia
Cederstrom
Belcher L
Magadan
McReynolds
Dclark
Elster
LoSmith
Gott
Tredwy
Winghm Cf
Houston Sandberg
S—Harkey
Gant
Larkin
Scott W
Presley
Sabo
Darwin S
Murphy Rf
Edavisif
Boever
Williams
McSherry Darling W
Justice
Rehhtord
Montague
Braggs
Mussima
Blauser Ss
Raines
Ruones
Noboa
Chayes
Kraemer Castillo
Kruk
Medan Sareese
Cabrera
Schmidt
Harkey
Cartaz
Spires
Sec- Atanta
Aldrete
Akerfids
Rennert
Wallach
E—Larkin
Walker
Treadway
Duncan
Fitzgerld
DeJesus
Nixon
Sf—Benzinger DeMrinz
Berty
SO Wihnsn
Watcher II
Foley
Santoren
Philadel
E—Herr
Boones
Sb—Raines
S—Demartinez
Bluefield 13-under AAU team wins WV state title
The Bluefield area 13-and-under AAU basketball team clinched the 1990 West Virginia state championship in Charleston on May 13 and earned a trip to Indianapolis for the National Junior Olympics. Coached by Todd Baker and Chris Thompson, the Mercer and McDowell Counties squad seeks $8,000 in funding. Donations can be sent to 13-and-under AAU Basketball Fund, 701 Pearl St. Ext., Bluefield, WV 24701.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Area
West Virginia
Charleston
Indianapolis
Todd Baker
Chris Thompson
Mercer
McDowell
Pearl St. Ext
Bluefield
Sports lineup for prime time broadcasts today
At 11 a.m. ESPN carries Golf U.S. Open previews. 3 p.m. TNT features Italy versus United States in World Cup. 9 p.m. WDBJ airs NBA Pistons at Trail Blazers. 9:30 p.m. ESPN shows Carbajal versus Mariner boxing. 7:07 p.m. WKOY broadcasts Brewers at Orioles baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
United States
NBA
Pistons
Trail Blazers
ESPN
Carbajal
Mariner
Baseball and hockey team moves and signings brief
Transactions recap across MLB NFL hockey and college noting Twins sign Todd Ritchie and other rosters. Oakland places Canseco on 15 day DL retro June 8. Blankenship recalled from Tacoma. Rangers sign Shave Woodall McMullan. Woodall McMullan to Port Charlotte. Shave to Butte. Braves option Lilliquist. Avery recalled. Cubs activate Harkey. Blankenship to Iowa. Astros trade Meadows to Red Sox. Mets option Liddell. Whitehurst recalled. Phillies sign Hines Lockett Ryan Cheek Smith Bennett Rusk Edwards Gunn Murphy Nuneviller McGovern Williams. Blues sign Brooks Henna Rumsha. Baaron Pittenger named exec director. Arkansas Little Rock tabs Ricardo Patton. Columbia names Endelman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Twins
Todd Ritchie
Oakland Athletics
Jose Canseco
Lance Blankenship
Tacoma
Texas Rangers
Jon Shave
Kevin Woodall
Chris McMullan
Woodall
McMullan
Port Charlotte
Shave
Butte
Atlanta Braves
Derek Lilliquist
Richmond
Steve Avery
Chicago Cubs
Mike Harkey
Kevin Blankenship
Iowa
Houston Astros
Louie Meadows
Boston Red Sox
NEW York Mets
Dave Liddell
Tidewater
Wally Whitehurst
Philadelphia Phillies
Maurice Hines
Ron Lockett
Sean Ryan
Pat Cheek
Terrell Smith
Gary Bennett
Troy Rusk
Johnny Edwards
Jeff Gunn
Mike Murphy
Tom Nuneviller
Steve McGovern
Mike Williams
Hockey National Hockey League
ST. Louis Blues
Dan Brooks
Tony Henna
Andy Rumsha
Quote of the day on homecourt advantage
Portland guard Clyde Drexter notes homecourt lift from fans boosts emotion but players must still execute on the floor in a concise assessment of crowd impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Wlaw Ball
Wednesday's Boxes Baseball Box Score Fragments
Baseball box score fragments show players Montrevar, Fartall, Kaiser, Seanez, and Henneman. Detroit and Milwaukee and Baltimore lines include multiple at bats, RBIs, and pitching notes. Notable items include Brock homer, Seanez relief, and Eckersley walk streak mention. STATS notes cover Ripken streak, Cal Ripken records, and Twins early June slump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Fartall
Ro & Ik
Kaiser
Seanez L
Groot Sergee Orosco
Detroit
JM Robusn
Gleaton
Gibson
Henneman W
Seanez
Farrall
JM Robinson
Young
Johnson
McKean
Craft
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Abrh
Ediaz
Melvin
Dparker
P Bradiey
Komminsk
Surhoff
Orsulak
Milligan
Sheffield
Higuera
Knudson W
Veres
Rosaat
Djohnson L
Cae
World Cup results round one June schedule summary
Group stage results from Italy venues report opening fixtures with Cameroon edging Argentina 1 0 Romania defeating the Soviet Union 2 0 Colombia beating the UAE 2 0 Italy over Austria 1 0 Czechoslovakia 5 United States 1 Brazil 2 Sweden 1 West Germany 4 Yugoslavia 1 Costa Rica over Scotland 1 0 England Ireland draw 1 1 Belgium 2 South Korea 0 Netherlands 1 Egypt 1 Uruguay 0 Spain 0 Argentina 2 Soviet Union 0 plus schedule notes for further matches across Group A B C D E F through June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bari
Italy
Romania
Soviet Union
Bologna
Colombia
United Arab Emirates
Rome
Austria
Grou
Florence
Czechoslovakia
United States
Turin
Aly
Brazil
Sweden
Milan
West Germany
Yugoslavia
Genoa
Costa Rica
Scotland
Cagliari
Sardinia
England
Ireland
Verona
Belgium
South Korea
Palermo
Sicily
Netherlands
Egypt
Cameroon
Uruguay
Udine
Spain
Local softball and baseball events set for June across Bluefield area
A string of local sports events runs June 16 to 24 including the Bluestone Softball Classic at Spanishburg June 16-17 with a $70 entry per team and Red Dot softballs. Peterstown hosts a June 22-24 double elimination tournament with $75 entry, deadline June 20, call Mike Lively. BBBBBB benefit bash at Bowen Field June 16 features 10 firms, tickets $5, 3:30 pm dedication and 4 pm game, proceeds to Bowen Field upgrades. Major League Scouting Bureau camps June 16 at West Virginia State College and June 18 at Marshall University, with uniforms and letters of approval required. Additional baseball events include Concord College summer camp June 15-19 and Bluefield College camp June 18-22. A USSSA Class D softball qualifier at Big Sandy near Roderfield June 23-24 has $85 entry and $15 sanction fee, call 967-5010.
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Peterstown High School
Mike Lively
Spanishburg
Informaton
Bluefield
Bbbbbb
Bowen Field
Greater Bluefield
West Virginia State College
Insitute
Marshall University
Huntington
Doug Robbins
American Legion
Concord College
Russell Hill
Concord
Centennial Hall
Athens
Bluefield College
Mark Blevins
Chuck Derenge
Big Sandy
Roderfield
Bowling Standings and Highs From Mountaineer Lanes
Thursday morning standings show top scorers Joyce Ferguson Anna Neal and Mary Nichols with high series. Thursday night and Friday mixed results list Kim Noble Ruth Porter and Debbie Willis among leaders, along with team records such as Porter's Powerhouse and Team 4 14 2.
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Mountaineer
Ladies
Brown & Ferguson
B& R Express
Napa Girls
Hillbilly Mom's
Goodtime Gram's
Joyce Ferguson
Anna Neal
Mary Nichols
Porter's Powerhouse
Telescripps
Ups & Downs
First Community Bank
WGAS
Sister's & Daughters
Split Decision
Dixie Darlings
Gutter Butlers
GIV
Back Again
Four Tops
Orange Julius
the Rejects
Misfits
Bernies Babe's
Kim Noble
Ruth Porter
Debbie Willlis
Princeton
Woodpeckers
Poor Excuse
Cellar Dwellers
Ron Dooley
Pauline Bale
Charlie Angles
Pauline
Former Princeton Pirates star in All-Star South lineup
Three ex Princeton Pirates will represent the Southern Division in the South Atlantic League All-Star game on June 25 in Greensboro. Felix Antigua Austin Manahan and William Penny feather now with Augusta compete for the South against Fayetteville and Columbia heavy Northern rosters. Fayetteville leads Northern with six players and Gene Roof as manager while Columbia's Bill Stien heads Southern with eight players.
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Kings Mountain
N.C
Princeton Pirates
Felix Antigua
Austin Manahan
William Pennyfeather
Augusta
Greensboro
Fayetteville
Columbia
Fayetteville Generals
Generals
Gene Roof
Bill Stien
Paterno urges colleges to lead in reforms and ethics
Penn State coach Joe Paterno said intercollegiate athletics will change dramatically and strong conferences should lead in competition ethics and academics. He noted the Big Ten presidents favor Penn State as part of future reforms and urged universities to band together to avoid recruiting violations and athletic overemphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Penn Sta Paterno
Big Ten
Penn State
Paterno
Nittany Lions
Argentina defeats Soviets 2-0 to threaten elimination
In Naples, Argentina beat the Soviet Union 2-0 after an early injury to goalkeeper Nery Pompido, moving to 1-1 while the Soviets fall to 0-2 and face a near-miracle to advance. Spain and Uruguay produced a goalless draw earlier in the World Cup. Diego Maradona, a Napoli idol, loomed large in the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Spain
Uruguay
Argentina
Soviet Union
Nery Pompido
Soviets
Cameroon
Romania
Naples
Diego Maradona
Napoli
Maradona
1990 Major League Baseball Draft Team by Team List
A partial AP summary lists 1990 amateur draft picks by team with players' names positions schools and hometowns for the Braves Orioles Cubs Reds and more. The compiled roster shows numerous high schools colleges and locales across the United States Puerto Rico and beyond.
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New York
Atlanta Braves
Jamine Adams
Canyon Springs
Moreno Valley Calif
James Arendt
Montezuma
Montezuma Iowa
Joseph Ayrault
Sarasota
Sarasota Fla
Brian Bark
North Carolina St
Randallstown
Mark Beeman
Carlsbad
N.M
Mark Chambers
Iowa
East St Louis
Christopher Chandler
Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills Calif
Brian Dare
Texas
Austin
Stewart Ford
Ihp
Ranger JC
Richard Freeman
Bellaire
Houston
Adrian Garcia
Elizabeth
Adan Garcia
Gadsden
Anthony N.M
Ralph Garr
Missouri City
Reed Garwood
Deerfield Windsor
Albany
Edward Giovanola
Santa Clara
San Jose
Calif
Jason Gonzales
Blinn JC
Cuero
Anthony Graffagnino
East Islip
N.Y
Jake Green
Rhosuwannee HS
Live Oak
Fla
Loren Gross
Hutchinson JC
Omaha
Neb
Gary Herrmann
Joseph Hiller
Strafford Academy
Macon
David Hollingsworth
Middle Georgia Coll
Savannah
Robert Hooker
Miami
Norland
Jarrad Hunt
McNair
Atlanta
Anthony Johnson
Huston Tillotson
Larry Jones
Rho the Bolles
Pierson
Adrian Jones
Ofrhp
Missouri
St Louis
Jason Kempfer
Sparta
Baldwin
Ill
James King
Gordon Coll
Stone Mountain
Jerome Koller
Martinsville
Ind
Brian Kowitz
Clemson
Owing Mills
Shannon Ledwick
Ranger
Lolita
Damon Lembi
Burlingame
Dustin Longenecker
Parkview
William Maitland
Dinwiddie County
Sutherland
Lansing Marks
Dana Hills
Laguna Niguelm
Cory Mathis
Gonzales
Gonzalez
Victor McCraney
Taft JC
Henderson
Nev
Doyle Moore
Madison Heights
Anderson
Kevin O'Connor
Ilinois
Huntington Beach
Larry Owens
Armstrong St
Jeffersonville
Tommy Owens
Georgia
Edison
Michael Place
St. Petersburg
Seminole
Michael Potts
Gordon JC
Lithonia
Gregory Quinn
Shadow Mountain
Phoenix
Kenneth Reed
Hamilton HS
Hamilton
Ohio
James Richardson
Westark
Fort Smith
Ark
Bradford Riddle
Morton College
Chicago
Christopher Robbins
Union County
Blairsville
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Reb
Pte
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Edwards
Laimbeer
Dumars
Thomas
Salley Vu
Greenwod
Hastings
Rodman
Hendersn
Kersey
Xb Williams
Duckwrth
Drexler
Rae
Portand
Porter
Earl Strom
Mike Mathis
Hugh Evans
Robinson
Petrovic
Cooper
Bryant
USA Hockey
Baaron B. Pittenger
College Arkansas- Little Rock
Ricardo Patton
Howard Endelman
MA Red
Salley
Hastings of
Jhnsa
Hsings
Detoit
Viay
Montreveat
Baseball Today
Dennis Eckersley
Viets
Ripken
Everett Scott
Lou Gehrig
Carman
McDwil L
Akerfelds
Winters
Layne
Jeffersn
Whitakr
Browne
Cjames
Trammiss
Midado
Fielder Dh
Browns
Trones Ph
Snyder
Salas
Heath
Jacoby
Farrell
Devoit
Maldonado
Fielder
Whitaker
Sb—Williams
Moseley
S—T Jones
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Don Robinson
Haynesville
Darrett Robinson
Armando Rodriguez
College of San Mateo
San Mateo
Amauri Rodriguez
Edison CC
Cagnas
P.R
Samuel Rutter
Abingdon
Abindgon
Scott Ryder
Georgia Southern
Clifton
N.J
Kian Sly
Phillip Stidham
Arkansas
Tulsa Okla
Michael Tarter
Walton HS
Marietta
Gerald Trevino
Pleasanton
Robert Valdez
Glorado
Albuquerque
Matthew Wagner
Okla
John Wilder Rho
South Florence
D.C
Juan Williams
Ramona
Riverside
Jason Wood
Fresno City
Fresno
Kelly Wunsch
Steven DiMarco 3Bo
C.W
Miss
Gregory Hays
Long Beach St
Long Beach
Michael Hebb
Anne Arundel
Glen Burnie
Roy Hodge
Charles €. Shea
St. Thomas
V.J
Jason Hutchins
Thp
Golden West Coll
Irvine
Matt Jarvis
la Cueva
Robin Jennings
Annandale
Alexandria
Michael Lamutola
Seton Hall
Bergenfield
Shosvany Marquez
Miami Spring
Hialeah
Scott McClain
Atascadero
Douglas McConathy
Cypress Coll
Buena Park
David McLaughin
Milwaukie HS
Milwaukie
Ore
Scott Miley Ri
Mission San Jose
Fremont
Jose Millares
Azusa Pacific
Alhambra
Brent Miller
Middle Georgia Call
Michael Mussina
Rhp
Stanford
Montoursville
Jonathan Nunnally
Hargrave Military
Fullerton St
Covina
Scott Sprick
Jacksonville
Holland
Mich
Michael Thomas
Hamlet
Brad Tyler
Evansville
Aurora
Todd Unrein
Lousiana
Hays
Kan
Dennis van Pelt
Long Branch
Thomas West
Eastern Wayne HS
la Grange
Jeffrey Williams
Wichita St
Wichita Kan
Kip Vaughn
Arizona St
Angel Abreu
Josefina Barcelo
Guaynabo
Joseph Blasuchi
Palm Beach CC
Hollywood
Kurt Bierek
Glencoe HS
Hillsboro
Troy Bradford
Arizona
David
Ariz
Ronald Brown
Manatee JC
Tampa
Benjamin Bryant
San Jacinto Coll
North Conroe
Travis Champion
Hibriten HS
Lenoir
Sean Cheetham
Woodbridge
Stephen Coffey
Massachusetts
Winthrop
Mass
Phillip Dauphin
Indiana
Worthington
Glenn Delafield
Denham Springs
Baton Rouge
John DeRicco
Nevada
Reno
Lance Dickson
la Mesa
Rolando Fernandez
Northwestern State
Trujillo Alto
Michael Gabbani
Dominguez Hills
Scott Gardner
Imperial Valley
el Centro
Willie Gardner
Tupelo
Tyson Godfrey
Aberdeen
Stephen Garner
Holy Cross
Chalmette
Andrew Hartung
Maine
Stoneham
Ryan Hawbutzel
John Leonard
Green Acres
Tommy Helms
Western Hills HS
Patrick Huston
Pierce College
Chatsworth
Charles Kirk
Kenneth Krahenbuhl
San Bernardino Valley
San Bernardino
Jeffrey Mapson
Palmdale
Ramon Martinez
Superior Calolica
Toa Alta
Jay Meyer
Johnson County
Independence
Randy Ortega
Lincoln
Stockton
James Parker
Wilmington
Joseph Porcelli
Iona Coll
Mahopac
James Postiff
Casmatia
James Riggio
Chamberlain
Jimmy Robinson
Mississippi St
Adrian Sanchez
Rio Grande
Jorge Santiago
Tomas
Ongay
Bayamon
Mike Schmitz
Coconut Creek
Ricardo Cotto Serpa
Ct-Bhp
Polytechnic U. P
Travis Woods
Santa Monica Coll
Michael Young
Anderson Anderson
Edwin Zayas
Luquillo HS
Luquillo
Cincinnati Reds
Randy Albaladejo
Colegio Nuestra
Kevin Rubin
Drury HS
Stamford
Marts Aviles
Pedro Albeus Campo
James Berry
Northwestern St
Natchitoches
Craig Bolerek
Brenham
Pierre Burris
Brian Carlin
Angelina Col
Bath
Michael Carlton
Texas City
Kenneth Carlyle
Mississippi
Germantown
Tenn
Scott Connor
Gateway
Edwin Corps
Centro Servicios Educato
Michael Ferry
Auburn
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Mark Fields
Washington
Clifton Foster
Texarcana
John Gast
East Carolina
Steven Gibralter
Duncanville
Keith Gordon
Wright St
Olney
Derick Graham
Hoke County
Raeford
Shane Halter
Seminole JC
Papillion
Roy Hammargren
James Rushworth
Panola JC
W.monroe
Daniel Tobin
Dowagiac Union
Dowagiac
Ryan Towns
Marc Valdes
Jesuit
Joseph Wallace
Granite City
Daniel Wilson
Barrington
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