Baseball AL box scores show varied player contributions
AL box scores reflect several players with limited at bats and mixed results. Smento and Jacoby posted minimal hits while Davis and Horn contributed defensively. The tally includes multiple players with 0 runs or RBIs and pitchers with short outings.
Dodgers at Braves ESPN baseball broadcast
Television listing notes a Dodgers at Braves game on ESPN at 7:30 p.m. with likely live national coverage. The schedule highlights the matchup between Los Angeles and Atlanta, airing in prime time.
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Flanagan Guides Cleveland Past Baltimore in Low-Scoring Tilt
Flanagan pitched seven innings to earn the win as Cleveland defeated Baltimore 9 to 5. The game featured key hits from Devereaux M Lewis and Lofton plus homer by Horn and Davis. Lilliquist, McDonald, and armstrong combined for the Cleveland relief effort. Umpires were Home Evans First McCoy Hendry Third Meriwether. Attendance 11,754.
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All Star selections and 1989 results dominate Tuesday slate
Voting results for the starting American League and National League teams are released with top catchers, infielders and outfielders listed by city teams. The updates cover June tallies for players such as Alomar Borders Fisk Rodriguez McGwire Thomas Ripken Palmeiro Griffee and Bonds Gwynn Strawbery Justice and others.
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Pat Borders
Toronto
Carlton Fisk
Chicago
Ivan Rodriguez
Texas
Chris Hoiles
Baltimore
Brian Harper
Minnesota
Mickey Tettleton
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Terry Steinbach
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Benito Santiago
Gary Carter
Montreal
Mike Scioscia
Los Angeles
Greg Olson
Atlanta
Tom Pagnozzi
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Darren Daulton
Philadelphia
Kit Manwaring
San Francisco
Eddie Taubensee
Houston
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Fred McGriff
John Kruk
Jett Bagwell
Eddie Murray
Mark Grace
Andres Galarraga
Tim Wallach
U S Open at Pebble Beach Details and Field
Facts and figures for the 92nd U S Open golf championship at Pebble Beach Golf Links June 18 to 21. Pebble Beach hosts 156 players, a 1.5 million purse, defending champ Payne Stewart, and television coverage on ESPN and ABC with playoff if needed.
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Larry Nelson
Andy North
Hale Irwin
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National and college sports personnel moves list
A condensed update of sports front changes including player, coach, and executive moves across leagues. Notable items: Brian Jordan agrees to a three year deal with the St. Louis Cardinals. Rob Diagi zm a resigns as Durham Bulls GM. Warren Brown named USA Basketball executive director effective Oct 1. multiple NBA NFL and CFL teams sign or waive staff and players. college programs announce coach and administrative changes including Metro Conference and Vanderbilt personnel shifts.
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Tom Vanderbilt
Kevin Kade
William Paterson
Jerry Dallessio
Indians edge Orioles 7 5 to end skid. Belle homers
Cleveland reliever Sam Horn closed out Baltimore as Jack Armstrong notched his first win in six weeks. Albert Belle hit his 14th homer ending Ben Mc Donald’s 21 scoreless innings against the Indians. Kenny Lofton led a five-run fifth and sparked a four-run seventh with a squeeze bunt and wild throw.
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Cleveland Indians
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Baltimore Orioles
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Steve Olin
Sam Horn
Chris Hoiles
Glenn Davis
Baltimore
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Cal Ripken
Davis
Derek Lilliquist
Morris homer gives Reds 5-3 win over Giants
Hal Morris belted a two run homer in the sixth to break a 3 3 tie and lift the Cincinnati Reds to a 5 3 victory over the visiting San Francisco Giants. Jose Rijo struck out 10 in six innings and Rob Dibble earned his 10th save as Cincinnati extended its lead in the NL West. Cory Snyder homered twice for San Francisco and drove in all three of the Giants runs.
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Rijo
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Paul O'Neill
Bip Roberts
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Dave Martinez
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Top seeds Couriers Seles face tough Wimbledon draw
Jim Courier and Monica Seles, both halfway to the Grand Slam, face difficult paths to Wimbledon titles as Monday start approaches. Courier must beat Marcus Zoecke if fit, then possible third-rounds with Steele or Wheaton, McEnroe, or Cash. Other draw factors include Becker leading one half with Chang Forget Leconte in reach.
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