Baseball scores and schedules for Tuesday games
MLB results show Baltimore over Seattle 8 5 and Oakland over Milwaukee 2 0. Tuesday matchups list California at Toronto, Seattle at Baltimore, Oakland at Detroit, Cleveland at Minnesota, New York at Chicago, Milwaukee at Kansas City, Boston at Texas with starting pitchers and game times.
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Baltimore
California
Oakland
Toronto
Cleveland
Texas
Detroit
Seattle
Minnesota
Boston
Chicago
Milwaukee
Abbott
Petry
Stottlemyre
Cummings
Dunne
Harnisch
Young
Gibson
Candietti
Dyer
New York
LaPoint
Rosenberg
Kansas City
Gordon
Gardner
Jeffcoat
Gallagher
Yount
Slyons
Brock
Baines
Deer
Calderon
Surhoff
Pasquarf
Braggs
Fisk
Gantner
West
Baseball statistics and standings summary pick up pace
Key leaders across batting pitching and fielding are listed. Notable names include Puckett Sax Sierra Mattingly and Henderson among hitters. Notable pitchers include Moore Blyleven Finley Saberhagen and Ryan with several leaders in saves strikeouts and complete games. The document also notes upcoming games across multiple city matchups with night and day listings.
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Puckett
Min
Sax
Sierra
Tex
Mattingly
France
Moore
Oak
Blyleven
Cal
Finley
Saberhagen
Swindell
Cle
Stewart
Hawkins
Ballard
Bal Clemens
Bos
Gordon
Welch
Ryan
Jones
Plesac
Mil
Schooler
Lea
Russell
Thigpen
Chi
Gubicza
Viola
Brown
Umpires Starred In Doubleheader Split At Montreal Cincinnati
Baseball scores from a doubleheader show Montreal and Cincinnati games. Frey earned the win for Montreal and Clary for Cincinnati in a 6 9 7 final. New York and Atlanta both reported HRs by Johnson and Evans respectively. Standings list Johnson and Guerrero among leaders with Smith and Smoltz top pitching marks.
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Olx
Ojeda
Innis
Tapani
Aase
Aguilera
Sasser
Clary
Acker
Boever
Davis
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New York
Johnson
Atlanta
Evans
Mitchell
Clark
O'Neill
Guerrero
Wallach
Murray
Raines
Bonds
Pit
Tri Thompson
Roberts
Bonilla
van Slyke
Uribe
Coleman
Young
Hou
Nixon
Gwynn
Alomar
Bilns Thompson
Larkin
Din
Butler
Smith
Smoltz
Morgan
Langston
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Minor league baseball clinches first half title on Saturday
In Saturday results Clinton 3 Kenosha 0 Cedar Rapids 10 Rockford 5 South Bend 6 Burlington 4 Beloit 4 Waterloo 0 Quad City at Madison ppd Iain Appleton 6 Peoria 1 Springfield 7 Wausau 1. Sunday results include Waterloo 1 Rockford 0 Beloit 3 Cedar Rapids 2 Kenosha 6 Quad City 4 in 10 innings.
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Clinton
Kenosha
Cedar Rapids
Rockford
South Bend
Burlington
Beloit
Waterloo
Quad City
Madison
Iain Appleton
Peoria
Springfield
Wausau
Appleton
Angels
Giants
Indians
Baseball transactions from Sunday shift rosters across leagues
In Chicago Eric King was activated from the 21 day DL and out pitcher John Davis to Vancouver in the Pacific Coast League. Cleveland activated Tom Can diotti from the 15 day DL and optioned Rod Nichols to Colorado Springs. Los Angeles released Ricky Hort on and recalled Ramon Martinez from Albuquerque while activating Mariano Duncan from the 15 day DL and placing Chris Gwynn on the 15 day DL.
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Chicago
Eric King
John Davis
Vancouver
Cleveland
Pither
Tom Candiotti
Rod Nichols
Colorado Springs
Los Angeles
Ricky Horton
Ramon Martinez
Albuquerque
Mariano Duncan
Chris Gwynn
Stage 15 Time Trial at Orcieres Merlette Leaders Shift
In the 15th stage from Gap to Orcieres Merlette, Steven Rook s of the Netherlands posted 1 hour 10 minutes 42 seconds. In the general classification Greg LeMond United States leads at 67 hours 50 minutes 54 seconds with Laurent Fignon France 40 seconds back and Charles Mottet France 2 17 behind.
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France
Miles
Gap
Steven Rooks
Holland
Marino Lejarreta
Spain
Miguel Indurain
Pedro Delgado
Greg LeMond
United States
Sean Kelly
Ireland
Raul Alcala
Mexico
Gert-Jan Theunisse
Laurent Biondi
Laurent Fignon
Helmut Wechselberger
Austria
Pascal Simon
Pascal Richard
Switzerland
Charles Mottet
Niki Ruttimann
Marino Lejaretta
Andrew Hampsten
Gianni Bugno
Italy
Robert Millar
Britain
Alvaro Pino
LeMond
Orcieres- Merlette
Rooks
Fignon
Marlboro Grand Prix East Rutherford results show Rahal top
Bobby Rahal won the Marlboro Grand Prix at East Rutherford New Jersey driving a Lola Cosworth with the fastest speed of 145 laps and 81.860 mph. Emerson Fittipaldi finished second for Penske with a 145 lap count. The list includes drivers such as Scott Pruett Rick Mears Al Unser Jr Arie Luyendyk Teo Fabi Danny Sullivan and others with Lola and March chassis and various engine configurations across a field of 28.
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East Rutherford
N.J
Bobby Rahal
Lola
Cosworth
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Emerson Fittipaldi
Scott Pruett
Judd
Rick Mears
Chevy
al Unser, Jr
Raul Boesel
Arie Luyendyk
Danny Sullivan
Teo Fabi
Porsche
Scott Brayton
John Jones
Kevin Cogan
Pancho Carter
Scot Atchison
Jeff Wood
Randy Lewis
Dominic Dobson
Michael Andretti
Bernard Jourdain
Mario Andretti
John Paul Jr
Roberto Guerrero
A.J. Foyt, Jr
Derek Daly
Fabrizio Barbazza
Didier Theys
Tom Sneva
Buick
Steve Chassey
Lola Cosworth
All-stars shine in Dixon Tuesday night
Tuesday night is all-star night in Dixon with three Park District softball contests at Reynolds Field East Diamond. The Women's League game starts at 7:30 p.m. followed by the Sport sman's League at 8:30 p.m. Team rosters feature Baldy's, Stables, Raynor's, and Varga's players with Dick Coffey and Rick Humphrey as captains.
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Dixon
Park District
Reynolds Field East Diamond
Team
Henry Grobe
Jon Santos
Pat Hamill
Chris Olson
Baldy’s
Doug Schrock
Jim Miller
Steve Upstone
Mike Lahey
Stables
Frank Greenwalt
Tim Wadsworth
Raynor's
Steve Powers
Louie Apple
Rod Landreth
Mike Walker
Reuter’s
Dick Coffey
Bob Boland
Bob Kipping
Rick Kessler
Tim Oswalt
Ag Pro
Jeff Pentnack
Jim Shanks
Len White
Todd Reynolds
Tydings House
Joe Garcia
Darren Benson
James Corken
Varga’s
Rick Humphrey
Dan Burke
Carl Maronich
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Dixon Telegraph
Dave Thompson
Loop Tap
Don Aughenbaugh
Carpenters
Rick Bushman
Subway
Jim
Lyles
Dave Myer
Ashton Bank
Bob Spinden
Dwayne MacRunnel
Hal Roberts
Dennis Lee
Chad Schmidt
Lincolnway
Stan Halfacre
the Palms
Jon Harrison
Randy Harvey
Crest Foods
Bob Holtz
Ron Semetis
Domino's
Jim Lyles
Brian Shroyer
Rick Shroyer
Terry Shroyer
Farley’s
David Ginn
Tim Broos
Kristin Lemme
Linda Smith
Steven’s Realty World
Stacie Fowler
Cheryl Gulbranson
Carol Robbins
Connie Stallins
Sara Kipping
Riverside
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Lisa Billings
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Deb Blaine
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Preston Schilling
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Sterling Edges Hawks Behind Stewart's Two Homers
Sterling edged Dixon 5-3 as Gary Stewart hit two solo homers off Scott Smice. Dixon led 3-0 early with a Doug Anderson two-run shot, but Sterling tied it by ninth thanks to a balk call on Tim Drain and added a final run on a passed ball. Scott Bailey earned the win with 16 strikeouts. The Blackhawks visit Sterling next for a 6 p.m. game and then host Goooselake Friday.
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Gary Stewart
Sterling
Dixon Blackhawks
Stewart
Dixon
Scott Smice
Blackhawks
Terry Devine
Chico Miatke
Doug Anderson
Tim Drain
Mintke
Scott Bailey
Goooselake
Farster Throws No-Hitter as Dixon Wins Weekend
Dixon Connie Mack League action featured Ryan Farster tossing a no hitter in a 10 0 five inning win over Genoa at Page Park Rod Stinson and Mike Oswalt drove in two runs apiece Matt Helfrich and Mark Nettz combined on a one hitter in a 11 1 victory. Sunday Dixon routed DeKalb 11 1 with Robert Blackburn winning before falling 7 6 in game two to drop to 18 6 overall.
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Dixon
Connie Mack
Ryan Farster
Nohitter
Farster
Genoa
Page Park
Rod Stinson
Mike Oswalt
Matt Helfrich
Mark Nettz
DeKalb
Robert Blackburn
Jerry Scheffler
Birdie seals Donald PGA win drought ends at Kingsmill
Mike Donald holed a seven-foot birdie on the first playoff hole to win the Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic in Williamsburg, his first PGA Tour victory in a decade. He topped Hal Sutton and Tim Simpson in a rain-delayed, 6,776-yard Kingsmill split-field event worth $153,000 for first place.
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Williamsburg
Mike Donald
Tim Sim
Hal Sutton
Mike Hulbert
Tom B
Brian Enn
Blaine Milster
Maltbie
John Mahaffey
Ron Streck
Chris Pi
Jim Gallagher
Curtis Strange
Curt Byrum
Bobby Wadkins
Scott Hoch
Ed Humenik
Peter Jacobsen
Brad Bryant
Ian Baker-Finch
Jeff Hart
John Adams
Fuzzy Zoeller
Steve Hart
Leonard Thom
John McComish
Webb Heintzelman
Steve Elkington
Keith Clearwater
Mark Brooks
Calvin Peete
Don Shirey
Corey Pavin
J.C. Snead
Tim Norris
Ronnie Black
Buddy Gardner
Billy Ray Brown
Jay Haas
Kenny Knox
Dennis Trixler
Lennie Clements
Steve Pate
Kenny Perry
Rick Fehr
Dan Forsman
Tom Sieckmann
Fred Funk
Hubert Green
Grand Rapids
Grand Sea
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John Paul Cain
Charles Sifford
Dave Hill
al Geiberger
Walt Zemiski
Orville Moody
Frank Beard
Dale Douglass
Peter Thomson
Gene Littler
Mike Hill
Bob Brue
Jimmy Powell
Bruce Crampton
Harold Henning
Joe Jimenez
Butch Baird
Jim K
al Chandler
Gordon Jones
Dan Morgan
Birdie
Donald
PGA
Kingsmill Golf Club
Tim Simpson
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