Yankees on top as Twins fall in abbreviated game
Baseball summary shows New York defeating Minnesota in a shortened affair. Key players include Boggs, Polonia, and Mingly, with standout pitching and late runs shaping the outcome. The contest lapsed into a compact box score style finish with cooled highlights and minimal narrative.
Baseball standings and scheduled games summary
American League results show Cleveland edging Boston 6 to 5 and Minnesota routing Baltimore 10 to 4. other scores include Milwaukee 10 New York 7 and Kansas City 12 Seattle 9. Monday’s results list New York 7 Minnesota 5 and Cleveland 7 Detroit 1 among others. Today’s schedule includes Minnesota at New York and Cleveland at Detroit, Milwaukee at Baltimore, Boston at Toronto, Texas at Chicago, Seattle at California, and Kansas City at Oakland along with late games. National League Sunday results include Cincinnati 12 Atlanta 4 and Los Angeles 7 Colorado 3. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Montreal at St Louis are late. Evening and late games feature Sega at Florida and New York at Atlanta among others.
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Ivan Rodriguez
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Frank Thomas
John Olerud
Will Clark
Don Mattingly
Rafael Palmeiro
Cecil Fielder
Tino Martinez
Mo Vaughn
Roberto Alomar
Carlos Baerga
Chuck Knoblauch
Brent Gates
Pat Kelly
Jose Lind
Lou Whitaker
Joey Cora
Cal Ripken
Alex Gonzalez
Ozzie Guillen
Mike Gallego
Greg Gagne
Alan Trammell
Omar Vizquel
Manuel Lee
Wade Boggs
Robin Ventura
Gary Gaetti
Ed Sprague
Chris Sabo
Travis Fryman
Scott Covper
Edgar Martinez
Seatle
Wimbledon seeds tumble and triumph in first round
Top seeds dominate early at Wimbledon with Pete Sampras, Stefan Edberg, Goran Ivanisevic and others advancing. Notables include Martina Navratilova and Kimiko Date also winning as field opens with first round results across men and women.
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Stefan Edberg
Sweden
Ellis Ferreira
South Africa
Goran Ivanisevic
Croatia
Fernando Meligeni
Brazil
Todd Martin
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Grant Stafford
Boris Becker
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Sergi Bruguera
Spain
Barry Cow
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Michael Chang
Henderson
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Alberto Costa
Petr Korda
Czech Republic
John Fitzgerald
Australia
Andre Agassi
Las Vegas
Andrea Gaudenai
Italy
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France
Martina Navratilova
Aspen
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Claire Taylor
Kimiko Date
Japan
Ai Sugiyama
Mary Joe Fernandez
Miami
Karina Habsudova
Slovakia
Amanda Coetzer
Elena Likhovtseva
Kazakhstan
Germany beats Bolivia 1 0 in World Cup Group C
Germany defeats Bolivia 1 to 0 in Group C action. Match reports show goal by a German player as the decisive score leaving Germany with win and Bolivia blanked. Remaining fixtures include Argentina versus Cove on Monday.
Local sports schedule highlights for tonight
Appy League baseball features Bluefield at Kingstport and Princeton at Martinsville both at 7 and 7 30 p m. NASCAR Live auto racing airs on WAEY and WTZE at 7 p m. Wimbledon tennis on HBO at 9 a m. World Cup Germany vs Spain on ESPN at 3 55 p m. Mets vs Braves on TBS at 7 35 p m. Camacho vs Manfredo boxing on USA at 9 p m.
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New York and Houston Close Series Playoff Games
In a sequence of dated results New York edges Houston 85 78 then 91 83 then 89 82 and 91 84 with series tied after June dates. Rochester 79 New York 75 Minnesota 82 New York 65 Syracuse 80 Minnesota 87 Syracuse 92 Fort Wayne 91 Boston 125 St Louis 123 1960 Boston 122 St Louis 103.
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Jack Fleck
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Dick Mayer
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Julius Boros
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Gary Pea
Kel Nagle
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Baseball and team moves across leagues prompt roster changes
Transactions include Mets placing David Segui on 15 day DL and recalling Rico Brogna, signing Kevin Manley and Daniel Engle for Gulf Coast League, and Northern League suspensions for Sioux City’s Frank Valdez. Also UM, NBA, NCAA, NHL and college hockey updates with signings, activations, promotions, retirements, and probation actions.
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Rico Brogna
Norfolk
Kevin Manley
Daniel Engle
Gulf Coast League
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Frank Valdez
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Asketsal
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Ralph Davis
Rodeen Oats
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Hamilton Tiger-Cats
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Darrell Mossburg
Mark Morgan
Sacramento Gold Miners
Harvey Thomas
Bowling Leagues and Tournaments Report Highlights
Bowling results show multiple leagues with high scores and standings across Mountaineer lanes. Notable performers include Pam Pigg, Doug Harless, Paul Evans, and Roger Owensby, with extensive team records and prize details from June tournaments and No-Tap events.
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Ruth Evans
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Robert Nicewander
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Joe Wallace
Sam Richardson
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Jay Cales
Larry Lunsford
Ron Houk
Brenda Pike
Libby Brown
Jack Hill
Bennie Taylor
Tammy Cummings
Circleville star Harper tops West Virginia Class A all state team
Circleville pitcher batter Travis Harper went 7-0 with a 0.46 ERA and 107 strikeouts in 46 innings, earning first team all state honors as a captain for a second straight year. Teammates Deric Blevins and Jeremy Colan also earned first team spots, while Jeff Walker made the second team. Harper’s stellar senior season ended after a prom night crash, but he helped Circleville win the state tournament. The Mets drafted Harper in the 14th round despite his injury.
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Braves Rally Past Mets as Justice Stuns with Three Run Shot
In Atlanta, David Justice hit an 11th inning homer to spark a 7-3 Braves win over the Mets, while Kent Mercker tossed 7 1 3 innings for the victory. Mercker improved to 6-1 with nine strikeouts and limited New York to four hits.
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Detroit
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Lou Whitaker
Tiger
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Charles Nagy
Indians
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Greg Vaughn
Daves Nilsson
Bill Wegman
Milwaukee Brewers
Baltimore Orioles
Wegman
Fincastle ladies win regional can cer tournament division title
Fincastle County Club women led by Linda Taylor Debbie Kitts Judy Honaker and Marie Anderson shot 10 under 61 to win Division 1 at the regional qualifying for the state American Cancer Society tournament in Wytheville. 23 teams entered across three divisions with Harrisonburg hosting the state final later this year.
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Debbie Kitts
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