Baseball Scores and Tonight's MLB Schedule
On Sunday the American League results were Toronto 8 New York 1 Boston 6 Baltimore 5 Cleveland 12 Milwaukee 4 California 7 Detroit 3 Minnesota 4 Kansas City 1 Oakland 5 Chicago 2 Seattle 6 Texas 3. Tonight Oakland at Detroit 7:35 p.m. Baltimore at Cleveland 7:35 p.m. Boston at Toronto 7:35 p.m. California at Chicago 8:05 p.m. Seattle at Kansas City 8:35 p.m. New York at Milwaukee 8:35 p.m. Minnesota at Texas 8:35 p.m.
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National League Scoreboard and Rain Delays
National League results show New York edging Pittsburgh 4-3 and St Louis defeating Montreal 7-1 with several games postponed due to rain. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh both had rain delays, while several late games featured Houston at Los Angeles and San Diego at San Francisco.
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Baseball Boxscore Highlights From June 19
Boxscore notes from Monday include Allan Anderson aiming to avoid a 10th loss against Texas, while Mike Jeffcoat opposes him. Dandy Maldonado, Brook Jacoby, and Cory Snyder hit consecutive seventh inning homers. Toronto’s road trip streak reaches nine wins, and Deion Sanders endures a 1-for-36 slump for the Yankees. Star performances include Eric Davis homering twice in Cincinnati’s 7-1 win over Houston, and Todd Stottlemyre recalling his Yankee Stadium debut victory.
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Becker Faces Early Wimbledon Hint After Lendl Defeat
Boris Becker dives for a shot in Sunday’s Stella Artois loss to Ivan Lendl. Becker, seeded second, heads into Wimbledon set to begin next week with strong title ambitions.
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Wimbledon seeds announced for 1989 championships
Seeds for the Wimbledon tennis championships were released in WIBLEDON England listing top 16 men and 16 women. Notable entries include men Ivan Lendl Boris Becker Stefan Edberg John McEnroe and Pete Sampras with a crowd of players spanning Czechoslovakia West Germany Sweden Ecuador and the United States. The women feature Steffi Graf Martina Navratilova Monica Seles Gabriela Sabatini and Zina Garrison among others with nationalities including Yugoslavia Austria and the Soviet Union.
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Helena Su
Money Leaders And Race Standings Snapshot
Lead lists cover WITA and ATP events with top earners Monica Seles and Ivan Lendl, plus money leaders in NASCAR Winston Cup and baseball. The data also notes player movements, DL placements, trades, and call ups including Paul Molitor, Tracy Jones, and Delino DeShields across teams like Detroit Tigers, Milwaukee Brewers, Rangers, Blue Jays, Cubs, Reds, Expos, and Mets as of June 17.
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World Cup Showdown Austria Faces United States
Sports lineup lists Austria versus United States at 3 p.m. on gTV with follow ups across TNT and ESPN channels. Baseball games feature Reds at Braves at 5:05 p.m. and A's at Tigers at 7:30 p.m. Padres at Giants at 9 p.m. Boxing Bout of the Week airs at 10:30 p.m. WKOY covers Orioles at Indians with radio 7:07 p.m.
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Bud Harrelson Rejects “here we go again” Attitude
Mets manager Bud Harrelson says there will be games when teams outplay us and beat us but rejects a defeatist mindset. He urges focus on improving and moving forward rather than dwelling on past losses.
All-Star voting updates for AL selection at Wrigley Field
Voters through June 17 submitted tallies for AL positions led by Terry Steinbach Oakland 319243 Don Mattingly 335401 Wade Boggs 440133 Cal Ripken 438784 Jose Canseco 801073 Rickey Henderson 660647 Ken Griffey Jr 659647 Bo Jackson 544983 and other top contenders across catcher first base second base third base shortstop and outfield with dates and locations noted for the 61st All-Star Game at Wrigley Field July 10.
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Carlton Fisk
Chicago
Tony Pena
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Bob Boone
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Mickey Tettleton
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Don Mattingly
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Fred McGriff
George Brett
Keith Hernandez
Rafael Palmeiro
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Wally Joyner
Steve Sax
Julio Franco
Mike Gallego
Bill Ripken
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Harold Reynolds
Major League Baseball Leaders Show Broad Batter Stats
Baseball leaders across batting runs and fielding show Yusuf Henderson, Griffey, and Puckett among top hitters. Detroit’s Fielder and Canseco of Oakland lead in RBIs and home runs with strong showings from Gruber and France in key categories. Pitching leaders include Clemens and Stieb with notable saves by Eckersley and others.
Irwin and Donald Vie in Medinah Open Playoff Bout
Hale Irwin and Mike Donald staged a tense playoff at Medinah No. 3 course in the U S Open. Irwin led with steady two putts and early birdies while Donald fought back with birdies and long approach shots. After 18 holes both finished 74 and proceeded to sudden death with Irwin winning on the first extra hole by making a birdie putt after Donald missed a 30-foot birdie attempt.
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World Cup First Round Results Across Italy
Results from June 14 to June 21 show group stage matches in Bari Bologna Rome Florence Milan Turin Genoa Cagliari and other venues. Notable scores include Brazil beating Costa Rica 1 0 and West Germany 5 UAE 1 while several draws and ties occurred including England Netherlands 0 0 and Ireland Egypt 0 0.
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PGA Tour statistics through the 1990 U S Open
PGA Tour leaders across multiple categories in the 1990 season through the U S Open in June include Greg Norman atop scoring at 68.84 per round and driving distance at 276.0 yards. Fred Couples leads greens in regulation, Ian Baker-Finch tops putting, and Greg Norman appears again in par breakers and all around scoring with numerous other standouts such as Davis Love III, Tom Kite, Curtis Strange, and Paul Azinger as prominent figures across driving, accuracy, and scoring leaderboards.
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Orioles end slide by routing Clemens 7 2
In Baltimore, the Orioles halt a five game skid by beating the Boston Red Sox 7 2 as Roger Clemens (11 3) suffers a short 1 thanks to a 7 run second inning. Clemens lasting 1 % innings marks his shortest outing since last year.
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McBride ace on fifth hole at Princeton Elks Club
Bernard McBride of Maple Acres carded a hole in one on the fifth hole at Princeton Elks Country Club using a five iron on a 151 yard par three. Witnesses were Dick Morris Bernard Charles and Mopie Taylor.
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Ryan Williams named players of week
Nolan Ryan earned the American League Player of the Week after his record sixth no hitter for the Texas Rangers, beating the Athletics 5 0 in Oakland on June 11 with 14 strikeouts. Matt Williams of San Francisco won the National League award after batting .533 with three homers and 12 RBIs. Ryan at 43 became the oldest pitcher to throw a no hitter and the first to do so across three decades and three teams.
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Clemson suspends Bengal Babes from recruiting activities
Clemson officials report to the NCAA that the Bengal Babes have been suspended from recruiting and one member expelled after a member bought a sweatshirt for a recruit. Athletic Director Bobby Robinson said the action follows the NCAA inquiry opened January 4 and notes the group is suspended effective immediately.
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Thompson weighs Nuggets offer amid Georgetown legacy
Georgetown coach John Thompson is weighing an offer to become Denver Nuggets general manager. Agent David Falk says Thompson has been approached and may change plans, with prior interest from several teams including Seattle in 1988. Thompson has an 18 year Georgetown record of 423-142. In San Francisco, the Giants named Larry Hardy as pitching coach replacement while Norm Sherry recovers from a rib cage injury. Lefty Atlee Hammaker was placed on the 15 day DL with a blood cyst in his left tricep.
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