Baseball scores from a busy day across leagues
Boston 10 Texas 9 and New York 5 Cleveland 4 lead a mixed slate. Minnesota 4 Detroit 1 Milwaukee 9 Oakland 10. Toronto 6 California 4 Seattle 7 Chicago 6. Baltimore at Kansas City. National League Los Angeles 3 Atlanta 2. Chicago 8 San Diego 4. Colorado 11 Philadelphia 3. San Francisco 8 Houston 7. Florida 4 Pittsburgh 2. Cincinnati 7 Montreal 0. St Louis 5 New York 4.
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Texas
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Cleveland
Minnesota
Detroit
Oakland
Milwaukee
Toronto
California
Seattle
Chicago
Baltimore
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Diego
Colorado
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Houston
Florida
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Montreal
St. Louis
TV Sports Schedule Highlights for Tonight
ESPN airs the U S Olympic Trials at 7 30 p m followed by Padres at Braves on WTBS at 7 35 p m WCW Monday Nitro on TNT at 8 p m and Dodgers at Cubs on WGN at 8 p m Times and teams may change or be blacked out
Appy League Glance East and South Divisions Schedule
East Division standings list Bluefield Burlington Danville Martinsville Princeton with counts and division leaders. South Division shows Bristol Elizabethton Johnson City Kingsport with upcoming games from June 18 to June 20 across Bluefield Princeton Bristol Johnson City Martinsville Danville Kingsport Elizabethtown and Burlington, including 7 p.m. starts for several matchups.
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Orioles
Burlington
Indians
Danville
Braves
Martinsville
Phillies
Princeton
Reds
Bristol
White Sox
Elizabethton
Twins
Johnson City
Cardif
Kingsport
Mets
Elizabethtown
WVU's Allen signs with Braves after tryout showing
Mountaineer pitcher Rodney Allen, from Peterstown, agreed to a Braves contract with a $10,000 bonus and college-study support after impressing scouts in Clarksburg. Assigned to Eugene Emeralds, he bypassed two minor-league levels and forewent his WVU senior year to pursue pro baseball.
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Morgantown
West Virginia
Rodney Allen
Peterstown
Atlanta Braves
Allen
Braves
Clarksburg
Dayton Moore
Atlanta
West
Eugene
Ore
Eugene Emeralds
Northwest
WVU
Mountaineer
Mike Riley
San Francisco Giants
Scott Seabol
New York Yankees
Bulls clinch NBA title with Game 6 win over Sonics
Chicago defeated Seattle 87-75 to close the series in Game 6, earning the NBA championship for the fourth time in six years. Dennis Rodman dominated the boards with 19 rebounds, while Michael Jordan contributed 22 points, nine rebounds, and seven assists and was named finals MVP. Ron Harper returned to the lineup, adding 10 early points as Chicago built a 64-47 lead before Seattle’s late rally, which fell short.
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Chicago Bulls
Seattle SuperSonics
Bulls
Sonics
Dennis Rodman
Michael Jordan
Jordan
Chicago
Gomes
Ron Harper
Harper
Shawn Kemp
Kemp
Seattle
Detlef Schrempf
Gary Payton
Gordon nets fifth win as Pocono sparks strong season
Jeff Gordon dominated the UAW-GM Teamwork 500 at Pocono Raceway for his fifth victory of the season, leading 94 of 200 laps in a Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet. He earned 96,980 dollars from a 1.2 million dollar purse, surpassing one million in earnings for the year and narrowing Dale Earnhardt's points lead while cementing Gordon's career win total at 14.
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Long Pond
Jeff Gordon
Pocono International Raceway
Gordon
Hendrick Motorsports
Gordes
Ford
Geoff Bodine
Dale Earnhardt
Earnhardt
Bristol
Powerlifting records fall at GBCC meet
Four lifters set fourteen West Virginia marks at the Mountain State Invitational at the Greater Bluefield Community Center sanctioned by the American Drug Free Powerlifting Association. Paul Sutphin of Bluefield broke four records including his own in the 220 Masters 40 49 and 220 Open divisions with 675 squat 380 bench and 605 deadlift for 1660 total.
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West Virginia
Greater
Bluefield
American Drug Free Powerlifting Association
Paul Sutphin
Sutphin
ADFPA
Charleston
Doug Currence
Allen Smith
Tina Mondlak
Barboursville
Jackie Ellis
Bastian
GBCC
Bluefield High School
Virtual unknown wins U S Open at Oakland Hills
Steve Jones, out of golf two years after a dirt bike accident, won the U S Open at Oakland Hills with a 69 to finish 2 under par 278, edging Tom Lehman and Davis Love III who faltered on the 18th hole. Love three putted from 20 feet, while Lehman missed a 15 foot par try to force a playoff.
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Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Oakland Hills
Steve Jones
Davis Love III
Tom Lehman
Jones
Lehman
Jerry Pate
Love
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Terry Labonte
Pocono
Hendrick Cars
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