Major leagues scores and tonight's MLB lineup
Baseball report lists Monday results New York beat Boston 11 to 3 and Milwaukee defeated Toronto 5 to 3. Evening games include Oakland at Kansas City and Cleveland at Seattle with late starts.
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Bluefield Orioles trainer Dr Ebel leads rehab at Bluefield
Brian Ebel of Versailles Indiana serves as trainer for Bluefield Baby Birds during the Appy League season. He handles medical aid clubhouse duties and travel logistics while pursuing physical therapy studies. He emphasizes conditioning, selective weight use for rehab, and new tech like galvanic stimulation to speed healing.
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Phillies rout Cubs as Samuel powers 19-1 win
Juan Samuel blasted two three run homers and drove in six as Philadelphia slugged 19 runs aided by 11 doubles and six hit pitching from Shane Rawley. Rich Schu had four hits and four RBIs while Mike Schmidt and Milt Thompson homered in the NL blowout.
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Cruz wins featherweight crown in desert heat
In Las Vegas Stevie Cruz defeats Barry McGuigan of Ireland to take the World Boxing Association featherweight title after two knockdowns in the 15th round. McGuigan had been the favorite but was penalized for low blows in round 12 as Cruz sealed the championship in extreme conditions.
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Driesell Scandal Follows Maryland Case to 1983 Calls
The scandal traces to a Veal sex offense case with Driesell accused of phoning a student three times on March 5, 1983. The student said he warned she would be dragged through the mud if she did not drop her complaint. An investigation led to a reprimand by Chancellor Slaughter. University factions urged his resignation or departure.
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Jackson contract terms announced
Bo Jackson signed a three year Royals contract offering 200000 this season with buyout provisions if he returns to football. The deal pays 333000 in 1987 and 383000 plus 150000 for 1988 if in the majors, with no timetable to reach the majors despite his football fame and Auburn rushing yardage.
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Milan's Baseball Journey Adds Coaches Role With Orioles
Former major leaguer Milan, who played 12 seasons with the Braves Mets and others, will coach infield and baserunning in the Orioles minor league system this summer. He will travel between Hagerstown Charlotte Newark and Rochester through June 29, sharing pivots on double plays and fielding reads.
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