American League Baseball Schedule Snapshot
Recap of Wednesdays results Oakland beat Texas 3 2 in 11 innings. Friday slate lists Toronto at New York Boston at Baltimore California at Detroit Minnesota at Kansas City and Texas at Seattle with multiple start times. Sunday cards include Toronto New York Boston Baltimore Milwaukee Cleveland California Detroit Minnesota Kansas City Oakland Chicago and Texas Seattle games.
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California
Texas
Kansas City
Oakland
Seatte
Wells
J.jones
Gardner
Baltimore
Hamiec
Krueger
Filer
Cleveland
Candiot
Langston
Detroit
Perry
Welch
Chicago
Hibbard
Minnesota
Drummond
Log
K.brown
Seattle
Holman
Milwaukee
Bosio
Sebra W
San Fran
San Diego
Piesac S
Roberts
Felix
Gladden If
Butler
Ferandz
Larkin
Milack Parker
Aloma
Gruber
Puckett
Holton L
Wclark
Tgwynntt
Bell
Oliveras
Granto
Atton
Abner
Lee
Hr— Kutcher
Saad
Borders
Gru
SO Evans
Stieb
San Francisco
Marzano
Sanders If
San
Dward
Riverass
Geome Parker
Mitchell i
Tgwynn
Geren
Gcarter Aandeson
Ford
Evans
Brunansky
JeBarfield
Greenwet
Hall
Sax
Vosberg W
Bedrosn
Brantley
Bedro- Alomar
Wiliams
Cary W
Snyder
Guterman
Hame
Grogs
Harvey
Jacoby
Hennma
Righett S
Crawford
Baerga
Moseby
Fermin
Bergma
Djams
Lusader
Gray
Cary
JeReed
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Hirschbeck
Clark
Phillips
McCoy
LoSmith
Lakinss
Chicago Gant
Sabo E—Alomar
Brookens
Sheets
Liehnsn
Braggs Rf
Fielder
Salas
Moseby Justice
Chariton
SI Jennys
Kithe
Boever
Mahler
McGwir
Lyons
Tanana
Honyet
Sosart
Nunez
Dhden Cf
Fletch
Henneman
Josef
Guillenss
Valdez
Seanez
Steinlich
Tun
Johnson
McKean
Weiss
Craft
Young
Radiph
Sabo
Bhatcher
Gant
Benzinger
Oaklan
Blauser
Murphy
S—Leibrandt
Orsulak
Rippley
Darling
Froemming
Brock
Wake
Vauahn
Widgin
National League game line score and schedule details
Baseball score summary includes New York and Cincinnati wins, Montreal and Philadelphia tied late, rain-postponed Chicago at Philadelphia and New York at Pittsburgh games, and a list of upcoming doubleheaders with times. Notable players: Wilson, Bielecki, Ruffin, Combs, Clancy, Armstrong, Ojeda, Terrell, Boyd, Magrane, Benes, Zeluna, Burkett, Smith, Felder, Spiers, Ripken, Parker, Tettleton, Brock, Yount.
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Pittsburgh
Montreal
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
San Diego
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Houston
Atanta
S.wilson
Bielecki
Ruffin
Combs
Clancy
Armstrong
Ojeda
Terrell
Boyd
Magrane
Benes
Valenzuela
P.smith
Burkett
Ajanta
Boxscores and standings from Thursday MLB scores and notes
Oakland at Chicago 8 05 p m EDT score details show Toronto leading with 81 homers, St Louis last with 27. Mets on a June hitting streak, Vince Coleman leadoff homer for Cardinals, Otis Nixon with 21 steals. Oakland attendance record. Trevor Wilson of Giants pitched a one hitter. Pascual Perez may miss season with shoulder surgery. Von Hayes sidelined. Tim Raines back. Canseco on 15 day DL. Cubs Mitch Williams out 6 8 weeks. Danny Cox struggling in Louisville. Trevor Wilson quotes on no hitter. Historical notes include 1902 Corsicana Texarkana score and 1938 Vander Meer no hitter.
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Trevor Wilson
Giants
San Francisco
San Diego
Mike Pagliarulo
Pascual Perez
New York Yankees
von Hayes
Philadelphia
Tim Raines
Monreal
Jose Canseco
Oakland
Cubs
Mitch Williams
Danny Cox
St. Louis
Louisville
Toledo
Redbirds
Trev
Mike Paglarulo
Corsicana
Texarkana
Texas
Ennis
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Phillies
Eddie Waitkus
Ruth Ann Steinhagen
Chicago
St Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
West Virginia Lake Fishing Conditions Report
West Virginia Division of Natural Resources reports fishing conditions across lakes Plum Orchard Summersville Beech Fork Burnsville R D Bailey Sutton Bluestone Tygart and Sutton lakes. Notes: many lakes at summer pool with clear water some tailwaters cloudy or muddy. temperatures range from about 60 to 74 degrees. Fishing quality varies from excellent at Plum Orchard to good at several lakes, with crappie bass and other species mentioned.
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West Virginia
State Division of Natural Resources
Plum Orchard
Summersville
Beech Fork
Burnsville — Lake
Summerpool
R.D. Bailey
Sutton — Lake
Bluestone — Lake
Tygart — Lake
Tennis roundup from Queens and Florence tournaments
In London at Stella Artois grass events, Wheaton, van Rensburg, Lendl, Pate, Becker, McEnroe, Fromberg and Edberg won matches over Stoltenberg, Sapsford, Davis, Forget, Antonitsch, Paloheimo, Sampras, Kroon. In Florence, Larsson, Luna, Perez Roldan, and Camporese claimed singles victories in the $250,000 event.
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David Wheaton
Excelsior
Minn
Jason Stoltenberg
Australia
Christo van Rensburg
South Africa
Danny Sapsford
Britain
Ivan Lendl
Czechoslovakia
Scott Davis
Largo
Fla
David Pate
Las Vegas
Guy Forget
France
Boris Becker
West Germany
Alex Antonitsch
Austria
John McEnroe
Cove Neck
N.Y
Veli Paloheimo
Finland
Richard Fromberg
Pete
Simpson tops U.S. Open opening round at Medinah
Dave Simpson tipped his hat to the crowd after a birdie on the 17th hole to reach six under par in the opening round. He finished with 66 to set a course record and take an early lead at Medinah Country Club in Illinois.
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Dave Simpson
Medinah
Ill
Medinah, Ill
Medinah Country Club
Tim Simpson
Sluman
Scott Simpson
Mike Donald
Steve Jones
John Huston
Mark Brooks
Billy Ray Brown
Emlyn Aubrey
Bob Tway
Hale Irwin
Mike Reid
Brad Faxon
Gil Morgan
Ian Woosnam
Scott Hoch
Tom Byrum
Bobby Wadkins
Hubert Green
Bob Lohr
Ivan Smith
Robert Thompson
Jack Nicklaus
Bob Gilder
Wayne Levi
Craig Stadler
Somers Point
N.J
Blaine McCallister
Donnie Hammond
David Graham
Mike Smith
Sands
Tommy Moore
Liselotte Neumann
Don Blake
Nancy Lopez
Greg Norman
Dale Eggeling
Mize
Mitzi Edge
Scott Verplank
Sherri Steinhauer
David Frost
Ayako Okamoto
David Duval
Craig Parry
Jenny Lidback
Kirk Triplett
Chris Johnson
Lenore Rittenhouse
Nick Faldo
Beth Daniel
Lanny Wadkins
Mary Murphy
Greg Twiggs
Jim Benepe
Caroline Gowan Mai-Chi Cheng
Jumbo Ozaki
Michelle McGann
Steve Elkington
Terry-Jo Myers
Caroline Pierce
Brandt Jobe
Amy Benz
Jose Maria Olazabal
Cindy Schreyer
Curtis Strange
Kris Tschetter
Mark Calcavecchia
Nancy Brown
Billy Mayfair
Margaret Ward
Mark Hayes
Anne-Marie Pali
Mike Bradley
Nancy Ramsbottom
Mike Lawrence
Marga Stubblefield
Tom Garner
Martha Foyer
Seve Ballesteros
Alice Ritzman
Ted Schulz
Lynn Connelly
Payne Stewart
Nina Foust
Fuzzy Zoeller
Michelle Dobek
Medinah, III
Jay Don Blake
Blake
Oak Hill
Rochester
N.Y
St. George
Utah
TV Schedule Highlights for Sports and Baseball Tonight
At 11 a.m. on BTV and 5 p.m. on ESPN Golf airings cover the U.S. Open final rounds. 8:30 p.m. features ESPN Baseball with the A's visiting the White Sox. 10:30 p.m. shows TBS Braves at Giants. 11 p.m. ESPN Baseball covers Rangers at Mariners. Radio: 7:07 p.m. WKOY carries Red Sox at Orioles.
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White Sox
TBS
Braves
Giants
Rangers
Mariners
WKOY
Red Sox
Ori
Boxing to Fame and Fortune Then Food and Foreman
A retired boxer reflects on early dreams of fame and fortune, contrasting with present needs of sustenance and recognition, and names George Foreman as a notable figure in the heavyweight scene.
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George Foreman
Mets Sign Sisk Burnitz and Pirates Buy Bair
Transactions across MLB NFL basketball and college sports list Doug Sisk and Jeremy Burnitz signing with Mets affiliates, Doug Bair purchase by Pirates, Mark Huismann sent to Buffalo, Benito Santiago placed on 21 day DL, Ronn Reynolds purchased, and multiple coaching and staff appointments at various colleges and teams including Real Madrid, Detroit Lions, Houston Oilers, New York Jets, and others. IHL franchise awarded to San Diego.
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NEW York Mets
Doug Sisk
Tidewater
Jeremy Burnitz
Pittsfield
Pittsburgh Pirates
Doug Bair
Buffalo
Mark Huismann
SAN Diego Padres
Benito Santiago
Ronn Reynolds
Las Vegas
National Football League
Detroit Lions
Ron Hughes
Pennelsonnel
Houston Oilers
Bret Tucker
NEW York Jets
Walved Glenn Antrum
Randell Boone
Hockey
International Hockey League
IHL
San Diego
Prairie Meadows Race Track
Pro Football Figure Lee Buddy Signs Autographs in Bluefield
Former Atlanta Falcons player Lee Buddy will attend a Bluefield event at McDonald’s on Tuesday June 19 from 5 to 6 30 PM. He will discuss the DEA Drug Education Through Sports program and sign autographs for fans. Bluefield AAU 13 and under plans a softball tournament Saturday and Sunday with a 65 dollar entry fee. contact Bluefield Recreation Department at 327 2448 for details.
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Lee Buddy
Atlanta Falcons
McDonald's
Bluefield
Curry
DEA
Bluefield Recreation Department
Bluefield community events include dinners, camp and softball
Chicken dinners with two pieces, potato salad, beans, rolls and dessert will be delivered in Bluefield today from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Each dinner is four dollars to benefit the Bluefield AAU 13 and under trip to Indianapolis. A baseball card show is set for Saturday at the Bluefield Auditorium from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission is one dollar. Bluefield College announces a basketball camp starting Monday June 18 at the Golden Dome, with registration at 10 a.m. For details call 703 326 3682. A C and D Class slow pitch softball tournament is planned for June 23-24 at Richlands Recreation Park. information after 6 p.m. at 703 964 2294. In Harrisonburg, Virginia, James Madison basketball coach Lefty Driesell has invited former players Doug Lowrey and Alan Dorsey to return. Lowrey rejected, Dorsey undecided. Driesell offered after saying they were not good enough to play at the major college level.
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Bluefield
Indianapolis
Bluefield College
Golden Dome
Richlands Recreation Park
Harrisonburg
James Madison
Lefty Driesell
Doug Lowrey
Driesell
Alan Dorsey
Lowrey
Dorsey
WVU outfielder Whitmore signs with Indians and more sports notes
WVU outfielder Darrell Whitmore signed with the Cleveland Indians and will moonlight in the minor leagues while returning to WVU for football. Mart insburg star Marsalis Basey also signs with the Astros and will play for WVU hoops. Whitmore joins the Burlington Indians of the Appalachian League, while Basey will play in the Gulf Coast League.
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West Virginia
Darrell Whitmore
Cleveland Indians
Mountaineers
Whitmore
Wednesday Night
WVU
Marsalis Basey
Martinsburg High
Houston Astros
Indians
Burlington
N.C
Basey
Astros
Florida
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American Indoor Soccer Association
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