Baseball All Star Voting AP American League and National League
AP baseball All Star voting tallies list top players by position across American and National Leagues. Notable leaders include Giambi Olerud Mientkiewicz Thome Delgado Soriano and Rodriguez in the AL and Helton Bagwell Martinez Sexson Grace in the NL with stars like Piazza Bonds Sosa Guerrero Berkman Shinjo Edmonds and Pujols also featured.
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Jason Giambi
New York
John Olerud
Seattle
Doug Mientkiewicz
Minnesota
Jim Thome
Cleveland
Carlos Delgado
Toronto
Alfonso Soriano
Bret Boone
Luis Rivas
Rey Sanchez
Boston
Frank Catalanotto
Texas
Shea Hillenbrand
Robin Ventura
Corey Koskie
Jeff Cirillo
Troy Glaus
Anaheim
Shortstop
Alex Rodriguez
Nomar Garciaparra
Derek Jeter
Carlos Guillen
Cristian Guzman
Jorge Posada
Ivan Rodriguez
A.J. Pierzynski
Jason Varitek
Dan Wilson
Ichiro Suzuki
Manny Ramirez
Torii Hunter
Mike Cameron
Bernie Williams
Johnny Damon
Kenny Lofton
Chicago
Magglio Ordonez
Jacque Jones
Ben Grieve
Tampa Bay
Mark McLemore
Carlos Beltran
Kansas City
Juan Gonzalez
David Justice
Oakland
Trot Nixon
Todd Helton
Colorado
Jeff Bagwell
Houston
Tino Martinez
St. Louis
Richie Sexson
Milwaukee
Mark Grace
Arizona
Roberto Alomar
Jose Vidro
Montreal
Craig Biggio
Damian Miller
Barry Bonds
San Francisco
Sammy Sosa
Vladimir Guerrero
Lance Berkman
Tsuyoshi Shinjo
Ken Grittey, Jr
Cincinnati
Jim Edmonds
Moises Alou
Chipper Jones
Atlanta
Luis Gonzalez
Albert Pujols
Armando Rios
Pittsburgh
Andruw Jones
Larry Walker
Steve Finley
League leaders in American League and NL stats
League leaders across both leagues show Suzuki leading with a .375 batting average and Damon at 56 runs for Boston, with Jeter and Garciaparra among top hitters. Pitching leaders include Clemens with 111 strikeouts and Mussina’s strong 9-3 record. In NL, Bonds tops batting with .356 and Sosa leads home runs with 25 as Vidro drives hits for Montreal.
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MiSweeney KC
Damon Bos
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Vizquel Cle
Suzuki
Seattle
McSweeney
Kansas City
Damon
Boston
Garciaparra
Konerko
Chicago
Jariambi
New York
Jjones
Minnesota
Glaus
Anaheim
Lawton
Cleveland
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Texas
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Oakland
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Toronto
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Jeter
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Colorado
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Houston
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Atlanta
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Baseball scoreboard snapshot with multiple MLB games
A dense listing of recent and upcoming MLB games includes pitchers and records for teams such as the Yankees, Rockies, Red Sox, Padres, Orioles, Diamondbacks, Blue Jays, Dodgers, Rays, Giants, Pirates, Cubs, Braves, Mets, Reds, Cardinals, Mariners, Expos, White Sox, Phillies, Dodgers, Twins, A's, and more. It shows current games, tomorrow schedules, and yesterday results with starting pitchers and win loss records.
Wednesday June 19 2002 sports highlights note
Highlights from ESPN and local outlets cover NCAA baseball in Omaha Clemson South Carolina Georgia Tech, MLB games Texas Cubs Dodgers and regional matchups. player stats list Berkman Green Jones Burrell Sexson and base thefts by Castillo Furcal Wilson and Owens. pitching leaders Schilling Ishii Johnson Maddux and saves by Gagne Smoltz Williams Hoffman lead season totals.
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Omaha
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Texas
Chicago Cubs
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Anaheim
St. Louis
Seattle
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Berkman
Houston
ShGreen
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Philadelphia
Sexson
Milwaukee
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Colorado
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Arizona
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Morris
Oswalt
Duckworth
Clement
Chicago
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Graves
Smoltz
MiWilliams
Pittsburgh
Blim
Jimenez
Hoffman
San Diego
Mesa
Multiple Nfl And Nba Moves From Various Teams
A flood of transactions across pro football basketball and hockey includes the Denver Broncos Herb Haygood signing the Minnesota Vikings Cedric Killings and the New York Jets Mike Curry. In hockey the Boston Bruins Martin Samuelsson contract and the Carolina Hurricanes multiyear staff deals stand out.
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National Basketball Association
Phoenix Mercury
Brandy Reed
Denver Broncos
Herb Haygood
Minnesota Vikings
Cedric Killings
NEW York Jets
Mike Curry
SAN Francisco 49Ers
Ryan Fernandez
Ryan Fletcher
Mike Hart
Ken Simonton
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Bennie Alexander
Mike Malczyk
Arena Football League
Chicago Rush
Walt Housman
Stan Davis
Dave Witthun
Baseball and minor league roster moves across multiple teams
Transactions show Cleveland Indians signing Teddy Dunwoody from Buffalo and moving Chad Allen, Detroit Tigers recalling Jacob Cruz from rehab, Atlanta Braves activating Horacio Ramirez, and multiple signings and releases across leagues including Fort Worth Cats San Angelo Colts Adirondack Lumberjacks Albany Colonie Diamond Dogs Berkshire Black Bears Brockton Rox Duluth Superior Dukes Gary SouthShore RailCats and others with several trades and waivers noted.
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Cleveland Indians
Teddy Dunwoody
Buffalo
Chad Allen
Detroit Tigers
Jacob Cruz
Craig Monroe
Toledo
Atlanta Braves
Horacio Ramirez
Greenville
Fort Worth Cats
Jason Gremm
SAN Angelo Colts
Matthew Trench
Chad Shindle
RIO Grande Valley Whitewings
Jason Moody
Springfield
Ozark Mountain Ducks
Donne Watchowski
Hubert Owens III
Jamie Clark
Steve Booker
Adirondack Lumberjacks
Joe Magii
Michael Oliva
Brian Schultz
Chris Enrico
Albany Colonie Diamond Dogs
Phil Brassington
Brett Cumiskey
Berkshire Black Bears
LeRoy Griffith
Curtis Goodwin
Tony DeMarco
Oginga Aaron
Brockton Rox
Kevin Cadres
Nick Steizner
John Hassel
Mike Torres
Duluth Superior Dukes
Gary
Doug Dimma
Winnipeg Goldeyes
Matt Matheson
Boxing cards list from multiple venues and dates
A compact outline of boxing matchups across venues including Las Vegas Biloxi and Atlantic City with fighters from Mexico Puerto Rico Japan and the United States. Notable bouts include Morales versus Barrera for the featherweight world title and Klitschko versus Mercer for the heavyweight title with multiple NABF and WBO title implications across June July and August events.
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Las Vegas
Juan Manuel Marquez
Mexico
Hector Chocolate Marquez
Melcchor Cob-Castro
Ruben Sanchez-Leon
Beau Rivage Resort & Casino
Biloxi
Miss
Nate Campbell
Jacksonville
Fla
Carlos Navarro
Los Angeles
Mgm Grand Garden Arena
Erik Morales
Marco Antonio Barrera
Fernando Montiel
Pedro Alcazar
Panama
Miguel Cotto
Puerto Rico
Justin Junko
Ho-Chunk Casino
Baraboo
Wis
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Stevie Johnston
Denver
Stevie Quinonez
Desert Hot Springs
Calif
Santa Ana
N.M
Star Casino
ESPN
Antwin Echols
Davenport
Iowa
Oscar Bravo
Chicago
Echols
Golden Johnson
San Antonio
Germaine Sanders
Johnson
NABF
Angel Hernandez
Emil Baku
Baltimore
Hernandez
Freeman Coliseum
Jesus Chavez
Austin
Texas
Julio Cesar Sanchez-Leon
Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort
Atlantic City
N.J
Wladimir Klitschko
Ukraine
Ray Mercer
Fayetteville
N.C
Klitschko
Arrowhead Pond
Anaheim
Julio Gonzalez
Huntington Beach
Cailif
Jonathan Young
San Diego
Larry Mosley
Culver City
Dagoberto Najera
Bell
Marshall golf cookout set for Bluefield Elks
Marshall University football coach Bob Pruett and staff will join fans at the Bluefield Elks Club on Tuesday June 25 for a captain's choice golf tournament and cookout. Entry is 200 per team or 50 per person with cocktail party and dinner included. cocktail party and cookout are 20 per adult and 10 for children 12 and under. The Thundering Herd will play 11 games this season, last year won Mobile Bowl in a comeback vs East Carolina, finishing 14th nationally. Contacts: D D Mattox 304 327 5777 or Smokey Brown 304 325 8732.
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Mercer County
Marshall University
Bob Pruett
Bluefield Elks Club
Pruett
Thundering Herd
East Carolina
Woodrow Wilson High School
Beckley
Virginia Tech
Herd
Blacksburg
Hokies
Dallas Cowboys
Marshall
D.D. Mattox
Smokey Brown
Fourth Annual tourney set for Fountain Springs
The Pam Hawkins Foundation and Mercer County Domestic Violence Task Force announce the Fourth Annual Pam's Place Golf Tournament at Fountain Springs Golf Course Monroe County on Wednesday June 26. Teams of four pay 300 dollars with 11am registration, lunch, and tee-off at 1pm. Proceeds fund security fencing and shelter improvements at Pam's Place.
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Rinceton
Fountain Springs
Monroe County
Pam Hawkins Foundation
Mercer County
Battered Women’s and Children’s Shelter
D.B
Don” Meadows
Meadows
Shelor Motor Company
Christiansburg
The
Greenbrier
Ken Venturi Golf Academy
Greensboro
N.C
Draper’s Valley
Myrtle Beach
Star 95 Radio
Precision Golf
Wolfe Creek
Princeton Rescue Squad
Charlene Meade
Barbara Hawkins
Lynne Krulich
Princeton Health & Fitness Center
Susie Pace
R. C. Fiery
Andy Clark Ford
Pam
Region selects top players in regional all star baseball list
Region honors list names J.J. Kelly and Haysi stars Chad Longworth and Jordan Compton among first team selections in baseball. Noting Compton aided Haysi to Group A quarterfinals and Shupe’s long service at J.J. Kelly, the all region coaches of the year and staff receive acknowledgment alongside second team and honorable mention picks across Honaker, Powell Valley, St. Paul, Coeburn, Twin Springs, Hurley and other area teams.
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Shupe
J.J. Kelly
Indians
Compton
Haysi
Chad Longworth
Jordan Compton
Brandon Bates
Scott Freenor
Powell Valley
Adam Bishop
Josh Key
Coeburn
Daniel Davis
St. Paul
James Henisey
Josh Bond
Gabe Barnette
Robbie Stinson
Josh Mabe
Appalachia
Benny Blankenship
Honaker
Travis Fannon
Robert Holbrook
David Cassell
Twin Springs
Kevin Rose
Matt Turner
Chris Viers
Robby Colley
Cole Gibson
Jon Clifton
Twin Valley
TJ. Pack
Hurley
Colby Ball
AW. Collins
J.J. Burton
Adam Wright
David Mullins
Tony Deel
Josh Chee
Thomas Walker
Seth Bolling
Pound
Nate Clark
Gate City
Seth Padgett
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