1996 NASCAR Winston Cup Schedule and Standings Summary
The 1996 NASCAR Winston Cup season schedule lists races from Daytona to Phoenix with winners in parentheses and final driver standings led by Dale Earnhardt at 2 106 points, followed by Terry Labonte Jeff Gordon and Dale Jarrett. National League baseball results show Cincinnati Philadelphia New York Florida Montreal and more with multiple games and scores.
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New York
Daytona
Fla
Dale Jarrett
Rockingham
N.C
Dale Earnhardt
Richmond
Jeff Gordon
Hampton
TranSouth Financial
Darlington
N.H
Long Pond
Talladega
Ala
Watkins Glen
GM Goodwrench
Brooklyn
Mich
Goody's
Bristol
Concord
Phoenix
Terry Labonte
Ricky Rudd
Sterling Marlin
Ken Schrader
Rusty Wallace
Mark Martin
Ted Musgrave
Bobby Hamilton
Ricky Craven
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Florida
San Francisco
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Colorado
Atlanta
St. Louis
Chicago
Los Angeles
Houston
San Diego
Morgan
Maddux
Astacio
Ritz
Valenzuela
Gardner
Baltimore
Toronto
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Kansas City
Texas
Seattle
California
Oakland
L Pet GB
Wells
Quantrill
Lira
Minchey
Erickson
Rogers
Seaweed
Fernandez
McDonald
Belcher
Johns
Boskie
U S Senior Open Exemptions List for Canterbury Ohio
The field for the U S Senior Open at Canterbury Golf Club Beachwood Ohio July 4 7 includes exempt players such as Tommy Aaron Jim Albus Isao Aoki Butch Baird Brian Barnes Don Bies John Bland Jim Coody Bruce Crampton Bruce Devlin Dale Eichelberger Harold Hobday Hale Irwin Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Chi Chi Rodriguez Tom Weiskopf Tom Watson and others as announced in the AP report detailing the exemption slate.
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Far Hills
N.J
Canterbury Golf Club
Beachwood
Ohio
Tommy Aaron
Jim Albus
Isao Aoki
Butch Baird Barber
Brian Barnes
Don Bies
John Bland
A Brewer
John Paul “Ain
Charles
Jim C Coody
Bruce Crampton
Bruce Devlin
Dale Don Dave Eichelberger
a-Richard Evenson
Ray
Gibby Gibert
Marvin Giles
David Gr
Lou Graham
Harold Henri Hobday
Bob Housen
F Hallender
Hale Irwin
Jacklin
Mike Joyce
Larry
a-Rennie Law-11; a-Cu 11; Mike McCullough-8; Graham Marsh
Owille Moody
John Morgan
Walter Morgan
Larry Mowry
Bob Murphy
Bobby Nichols
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Calvin Peete
Gary Player
Jimmy Powell
Larry Ringer
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Tom Shaw
Jay Sigel
J.C. Snead
A James Stahl Jr
Dave Stockton
Bruce Summerhays
Rocky Thompson
Lee Trevino
Tom Wargo
DeWitt Weaver
Tom Weiskopf
Bob Wynn
Kermit Zariey Jr
Walt
PGA
USGA
Denny Alexander
George Andre
Gary Ard
Wally Armstrong
John Baker
Jack Barger
Paul Barkhouse
Richie Bassett
Jim Benning
Jimmy Blanks
Gene Borek
Charlie Borner Jr
Joe Ferrell
Dave Finley
Stan Fischer
Jerry Garrison
John Gibbs
Jimmy Gleason
J. Banks Guyton
Jim Hardy
Bob Hartquist
Jim Hayes
Steve Hecker
Fred Hecker
Charles Hill
Joel Hirsch
Fred Hooter
Joe Huber
John Jacobs
Thomas Jamieson
Bill Johnson
Bruce Lehnhard
Stephen Lightman
James Lovette Jr
Scheel Tonne
Mike Miller
Chuck Montalbano
Bill Moriison
James Myers
Pat O’brien
George Pacheco
Tony Perla
James Peterson
Skip Pratt
Kemp Richardson
Mike Riley
Dennis Ross
Spencer Sappington
Carl Selkirk
Wimbledon results and standings from Tuesday matches
AP wires report seed outcomes at Wimbledon across men's and women's singles. Michael Stich, Boris Becker, MaliVai Washington and Todd Martin advanced in men's draws. Katarina Studenikova, Arantxa Sanchez Vicario and Anke Huber led a sweep of upsets in women's bracket.
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Michael Stich
Germany
Sjeng Schalken
Netherlands
Boris Becker
Tom Carbonell
Spain
MaliVai Washington
Ponte Vedra Beach
Fla
Thomas Engqvist
Sweden
Wayne Ferreira
South Africa
Andrea Gaudenzi
Italy
Todd Martin
Jim Grabb
Tucson
Ariz
Giants option Keith Williams and McCarty activated
Baseball notes Keith Williams sent to Phoenix in the Pacific Coast League while David McCarty is activated from the 15 day DL. NFL Jets sign four players Rick Hamilton Vernice Smith Hugh Hunter and Chris Hayes. College adds year of eligibility for Maurice Regina. North Atlantic Conference to become America East July 1 with moves to Boston area in 1997 and leadership named for 1996 87. North Coast Athletic Conference elects Michele Tolela Myers president.
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SAN Francisco Giants
Keith Williams
Phoenix
David McCarty
NEW York Jets
Rick Hamilton
Vernice Smith
Hugh Hunter
Chris Hayes
Maurice Regina
Dayton
Boston
Rick Farnham
Edgar Johnson
Pat Mesier-McKnott
Wayne Edwards
George Jacobson
North Coast Athletic Conference
Michele Tolela Myers
Interleague play to debut in next season across MLB
A draft 1997 schedule outlines interleague play beginning June 16 with the Mets at Yankee Stadium and Cubs at Comiskey Park. The plan adds three game series involving Dodgers Angels and Giants Athletics, with East Central West alignments and 15 to 16 interleague games per team. The schedule remains subject to union approval and final agreement.
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Yankees
Mets
Cubs
White Sox
Associated Press
New York Mets
Yankee Stadium
Chicago Cubs
Comiskey Park
California Angels
Los Angeles
Dodger Stadium
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Angels
Anaheim
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Oakland
Athletics
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Baseball
Missouri
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Kansas City
Canada
Montreal Expos
Toronto
Philadelphia
Boston
Arizona Diamondbacks
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Katy Feeney
Players’ Association
National Association
Morris pleads guilty to drugs in Rockwall Texas
Pittsburgh Steelers running back Bam Morris pleaded guilty to felony marijuana possession with probation favored by prosecutors after cocaine charges were dropped. He faces up to 10 years in prison but the DA seeks six months probation, a $7,000 fine, 200 hours of community service, and random drug testing.
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Rockwall
Texas
Pittsburgh Steelers
Bam Morris
Ray Sumrow
Morris
Sumrow
William B. Lofland
Jay Effington
Dallas
Associated Press
Dallas Cowboys
Michael
Irvin
Rodney Dwayne Reynolds
Reynolds
Doug Mulder
Rockwall Journal-Success
Lasorda suffers heart attack prompts hospital stay
Los Angeles Dodgers manager Tom Lasorda, 68, suffered a heart attack and underwent an angioplasty at Centinela Hospital Medical Center in Inglewood. His heart is working well after the procedure, with doctors noting some previous muscle damage but no immediate plan for leaving the team duties.
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LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Tom Lasorda
Lasorda
Centinela Hospital
Inglewood
Anthony Reid
Michael Mellman
Chicago
Bill Russell
Russell
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