American League Baseball Schedule Recap by Week
A recap of the AL including Cleveland 4 Baltimore 3 in 10 innings, New York 7 Toronto 6, and a slate of upcoming games featuring Boston at Baltimore, New York at Toronto, Kansas City at Minnesota, Cleveland at Milwaukee, Seattle at Texas, Detroit at California, and Chicago at Oakland with several 1:05 to 10:05 p.m. starts.
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Cleveland
Baltimore
New York
Toronto
Boston
Johnson
Clemens
Leary
Stottlemyre
Chicago
McDowis
Oakland
Moore
Kansas City
Gubicza
Minnesota
West
Nipper
Milwaukee
Robinson
Seattle
Texas
Witt
Detroit
California
Abbott
Miwaukee
Devall
Seatte
St. Louis
Vince Colaman
Greg Swindell
New York Mets
John Franco
Kevin Seitzer
George Bell
John Olerud
Blue Jays
New York Yankees
Keith Hernandez
National League Scores and Weekend Schedule Summary
Thursday results include Atlanta 4 Cincinnati 4 and St Louis 7 Chicago 0 Paris? Los Angeles 7 Cincinnati 6 in 10 innings. Montreal 4 Pittsburgh 3 New York 5 Philadelphia 1. San Diego at Atlanta postponed. Saturday schedule features St Louis at Chicago 1:15 p.m. and San Francisco at Houston 1:15 p.m. with eight more games across cities.
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Toronto
New York
Minnesota
Texas
St Lous
Chicago
San Francisco
San Diego
Los Angeles
Houston
St Louis
Cincinnati
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Atanta
Tewksbury
Bielock
Wilson
Port
Belcher
Atlanta
St. Louis
Quote of the day and racing notes misspelled
Fragmentary recap notes a NASCAR context with Davey Allison and various misread terms. The readable names include West First Range Second and scattered baseball or softball style counts. Overall the text is garbled and offers no clear event or outcome to report.
Local Baseball Card: Orioles, Mets, and NL notes mix with scores
Maryland highlights include Orioles 4-3 loss to Cleveland and Clemens start recap. Mets rider Dave Magadan hits in 10 straight games, St Louis idle on saves, and June stats show San Francisco dominance. Also notes on Belanger frame, Cleveland swindles, and Cardinals ninth inning miscues. Pulaski vs Bluefield box score snippet replaces Detroit page.
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Balimore
Boston
Roger Clemens
Red Sox
Dave Johnson
Baltimore
Orioles
Clemens
Houston
Dave Magadan
New York Mets
St Louis Cardinals
Trans-Am round at Portland leads with long list of drivers
AP report lists top racers and speeds for the 53 lap 101.866 mile Trans-Am race at Portland International Raceway with Max Jones Darin Brassfield Tommy Kendall and others and qualifying speeds for the Firecracker 200 Busch Grand National race at Beaty eee ween noting drivers from Long Beach to Malibu and beyond with various cars including Mustang Cutlass Camaro and Beretta.
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Portland International Raceway
Max Jones
Long Beach
Calif
Mustang
Darin Brassfield
Los Gatos
Olds Cutlass
Tommy Kendall
Glendale
Beretta
Jack Baldwin
Marietta
Camaro
Paul Gentilozzi
Lansing
Mich
Irv Hoerr
Peoria
Scott Shap
Wilton
Conn
Chris Kneifel
Lake Forest
Ill
Wayne Akers
Lake Worth
Fla
Dick Danielson
Hartland
Wis
Lyn St. James
Ft. Lauderdale
Ala
Jim Derhaag
Chaska
Minn
Randy Ruhlman
Concord
Glenn Fox
Albuquerque
N.M
Keith Delaney
Corvallis
Ore
Trans-Am
Capri
John Anderson
Oakland
Cali
John Brumder
Boulder
Colo
Barberville
Pontiac
Tommy Houston
Hickory
N.C
Buick
Dana Patten
Enfield
N.H
Tommy Bilis
Richmond
Elton Sawyer
Chesapeake
Steve Grissom
Gadsden
Oldsmobile
Tom Peck
McConnellsburg
Jimmy Hensley
Ridgeway
Oldsmobie
Mexico City Grand Prix qualifying speeds list Readout
Friday results from the Mexico City Grand Prix practice show top speeds and driver nations for Formula 1 cars led by Gerhard Berger at 128.057 mph for McLaren, followed by Mansell, Patrese, Senna and Martini with speeds from 127 to 126 mph, plus a NHRA Le Grandnational Molson event at Sanair with Frank Hawley first in 5.141 seconds at 270.75 mph and a long slate of top qualifiers across 20 entrants.
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Mexico City
Gerhard Berger
Austin
McLaren
Nigel Mansell
Britain
Ferrari
Ricardo Patrese
Italy
Wiliams
Ayrton Senna
Brazil
Pierluig Martini
Minardi
Stefano Modena
Brabham
Jean Alesi
France
Tyrrell
Nelson Piquet
Benetton
Thierry Boutsen
Belgium
Williams
Wain Prost
Satoru Nakajima
Japan
Derek Warwick
Lotus
Martin Donnelly
Paolo Barilla
Alessandro Nannini
Ofer Grouillard
Osella
David Brabham
Australia
Gigor Foitek
Switzerland
Monteverdi
Emmanual Pietre
Dellara
Aguri Suzuki
Larousse
ST Pie
Quebec
Canada
Sanair International
Frank Hawley
Gainesville
Fla
Joe Amato
Old Forge
Lori Johns
Corpus Chris
Texas
Chris Karamesines
Chicago
Kenny Bernstein
Dallas
Dick LaHaie
Lansing
Mich
Frank Bradley
Santa Rosa
Cali
Eddie Hil
Wichita Fall
Gary Ormsby
Roseville
Calif
John Carey
Dover
Del
Don Prudhomme
Granada Hills
Ridgeley teen wins 67th National Marbles title in Wildwood
Carl Whitacre of Ridgeley West Virginia smiles Friday after capturing the boys division at the 67th National Marbles Championships in Wildwood New Jersey.
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Carl Whitacre
Ridgeley
W.va
Wildwood
N.J
Golf roundup at Buick Classic in Westchester NY
Harrison New York AP reports scores relative to par after Friday's second round of the 1 million Buick Classic at Westchester Country Club. Players compete over 6775 yard par 71 layout with leaders closing in on the final round.
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Harrison
N.Y
Westchester Country Club
World Cup and Sports Schedule Across Networks
TV lineup lists 11 a.m. mTV with Cameroon versus Colombia, 1 p.m. combined North America versus Europe, 3 p.m. Costa Rica versus Czechoslovakia, 7:05 p.m. Padres at Braves, 9 p.m. auto racing USAC Midgets, plus baseball Orioles at Red Sox and other events on TNT ESPN WOAY WSET WDBJ WBOY TBS BRadio WKOY.
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Lumbia
WOAY
WSET
North America
Europe
Cardinals
Cubs
Giants
Astros
Costa Rica
Czechoslovakia
ESPN
TBS
Padres
Braves
USAC
Bradio
WKOY
Orioles
Red Sox
Mercer County Youth Soccer Camp Winds Down
James Barbery reports on the Mercer County Youth Soccer League Summer Camp in Princeton and Bluefield where over 800 area children participated. Coaches from Bluefield Tech and local programs led daily sessions, emphasizing dribbling, trapping, and goalkeeping while noting soccer’s growing appeal and potential inclusion as a high school sport in Mercer and Tazewell counties.
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Mercer County Youth Soccer League
Bluefield Youth Soccer League
Directo
Roy Pruett
Biking Tech Socce
Jerry Cheynet
Tarik Walker
Greg Vaughn
David Tenney
Metro Conference
Princeton
ESM Corp
Bluefield
Graham High School
Cheynet
Virginia Tech
Mercer
Tazewell
Mercer County
Roger Henderson
Hokie
Washington D.C
West Virginia
Pruett
Mountain State
Richlands shuts out Haysi in league game 12 0
Richlands National blanked Haysi 12 0 in the Southwest Virginia Senior League tourney at Graham Middle School. Vince LaForce fanned 10, Jeff Ball drove in four runs, Manus Musick took the loss for Haysi. Four games start at 9 a.m. today.
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Richlands
Haysi
Graham Middle School
Vince LaForce
Jeff Ball
Manus Musick
McCallister Leads Buick Classic as Irwin Stays Close
Blaine McCallister held the two round lead at the Buick Classic in Harrison while Hale Irwin, the U S Open champion, pressed from two behind after a 69. Irwin, busy after his playoff win, noted he needed less upheaval and hoped for steady golf. Amy Alcott shot 65 to seize a 134 total and a two stroke edge over Patty Sheehan and Kathy Postlewait after two rounds in Rochester. Sheehan matched par and posted 64 to tie the course record at Locust Hill. Kathy Postlewait and Nancy Lopez both in contention. Lopez shot 70 to stay within reach. In Oxford, Ohio, Miami University faces an NCAA inquiry into whether coach Jerry Peirson provided a course as a grade for a student in the fall of 1988. The probe by S. David Berst centers on a student-athlete who reportedly did not attend class or complete coursework.
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Blaine McCallister
Jay Haas
David Peoples
Hale Inwin
Concord
Mass
Ian Baker-Finch
Mark Brooks
Yad
Nashawtuc County
Jim Gallagher
Ken Green
Chi Chi
Harald Henning
Paul Azinger
Terry Ol
Larry Rinker
Dick Hendrickson
Buddy Gardner
Lee Trevino
Loren Roberts
Pat Mcgowan
George Archer
Craig Stader
Mike Hit
Ban Crenshaw
Roger Ginsberg
Mike Donald
Dick Rhyan Mme
Doug Tewell
Joe Jimenez
Bob Gider
Miler Barber
Greg Bruckner
Agim Bardha
Lee Janzen
Deray Simon
Rocco Mediate
Don Massengale
Clarence Rose
Jack Fleck
Isao Aoki
Lary Mowry
Kenny Knox
Homero Blancas
Gene Savers
Don Bies
Michael Allen
Gay Brewer
Tommy Aaron
M— Wedd Heinzelman
Orville Moody
Jim Dent
Dan Halidorson
Dowit Weaver
Howard Twatty
Joe Krizinski
Rick Fehr
Bob Rawlins
Jim Benepe
Rocky Thompson
Steve Hat
Jim Woodward
Fred Hawkins
Fulton Ahem
Charles Owens
Brad Faxon
Charles Sifford
Fred Funk
Tom Shaw
Charles Coody
Jack Ferenz
Steve Eikington
John Schree
Doug Daizial
Larry Laorett
Bob Boldt
Carl Lohren
Gay Player
Alice Ritzman
Lee Elder
Deb Richard
Doug Ford
Rafe Botts
Cathy Johnston
Bert Yancey
Jane Crater
Ben Smit
Vicki Fer
Alexander Sutton
Caroline Keggs
Billy Maxwell
Carolline Pierce
Jim Ferree
Betsy King
Fives McKee
Alice Miler
Judy Sams
Jim O'Hern
Sal Ruggiero
Joan Pitcock
A George Bayer
Sally Utte
Bob Cromey
Ayako Okamoto
Joe Grochmal
Dawn Coe
Howie Johnson
Mitzi Edge
Jit Briles
Jerry Barber
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Nashawtuc Country Club
Sanne
Bob Charles
Harold Henning
Harrison
N.Y
Hale Irwin
Irwin
McCallister
Rochester
Amy Alcott
Patty Sheehan
Kathy Postlewait
Postlewait
Nancy Lopez
Sheehan
Lopez
Oxford
Ohio
NCAA
Miami University
Jerry Peirson
S. David Berst
Pierson
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