Baseball scores and standings from Thursday games across leagues
Box scores from Boston Texas Houston Cincinnati Philadelphia Oakland San Diego Baltimore Seattle Milwaukee Kansas City Cleveland Detroit and more. Highlights include Witt beating Clemens, Fernandez earning the win for Houston, and San Diego blasting 17 runs as Hurst and Ortiz dominate. Multiple home runs noted for Johnson Presley Tettleton and Parker.
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Baltimore
New York
Toronto
Boston
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Detroit
California
Oakland
Kansas City
Texas
Seattle
Minnesota
Chicago
Holman
Holton
Welch
Alexander
Parker
Cary
Hibbard
King
Farrell
Anderson
Bosio
Leibrandt
Roddicker
Hough
Montreal
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Houston
Ble
Cincinnati
San Diego
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Los
Browning
Drabek
Whitson
Bielecki
x-So
Bend
White Sox
Morgan
Rockford
Expos
Eton
Royals
Molitor
Brett Ib
Adison
Athletics
Yount
Brackson
Tartabull
Brock
Macfarlan
Coleman
Butler
Springfield
Surhoff
Cedar Rapids
Reds
White
Osmith
Wclark
Peoria
Cubs
Meyer
Pecota
Guerrero
Maldonad
Burlington
Braves
Spiers
Wilson
Pendleton
Riles
Quad City
Angels
Wellman
Nixon
Clinton
Giants
Waterloo
Indians
Milwaukee Sebeenebenseeseseees
Uribe
McGee
Robinson
Jay’s
Kansas Ci
Macfarlane
Brett
Lefferts
B. Jackson
Deer
Litton
Kenosha
Eisenreich
Pagnozzi
Bedrosian
Inn
South
Milwaukee St. Louis
Madison
Dayley
Brunansky
Guer- Peoria
Wausau
Rain Crim
Appleton
Rain Knudson
St Louis
Goday
Manwaring
Guer- Waterloo
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Gubieza
SO Peoria
Lagfield
Hill
Genosha
Hirschbeck
Rose
Beloit
Barnett
Ford
South Bend
Grace
Murray Berryhill
Marshall
McClendia
Stubbs
Law
Gonzalez
Dunston
Hamilton
Gmaddux
Scioscia
Wilkerson
Hershiser
Schiraldi
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A. Griffin
K. Gibson
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Harvey
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Lee County Sheriff Reserve and First Federal win in nines league
Nathan Henry led the Sheriff Reserve with multiple hits including a home run and two doubles as Lee County Sheriff Reserve defeated Dixon Veterinary Hospital 10-9 in a T-ball Set matchup. Chris Helander added a homer and a double while Joel Pietyga and Henry contributed standout plays for the winners. First Federal, paced by Matt Kuhfus and Sean Cooper, mounted a strong attack in a separate game.
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Lee Co. Sheriff Reserve
First Federal
Chris Helander
Nathan Henry
Lee County Sheriff Reserve
Matt Kuhfus
Sean Cooper
E Dixon Veterinary Hospital
Justin Humphrey
Andrew Scudder
Dixon Veterinary Hospital
Henry
Sheriff Reserve
Tim Fritts
Nate Hermes
Matt Winters
Veterinary Hospital
Scudder
Joel Pietyga
Sportsman
Dixon Veterinary
Joe Hermes
Jason Harris
Dixon Vet
Sportsman's
Kenny Struhs
Nathan Bishop
Jon Webb
Transactions shift players across MLB and college roles
California activates Claudell Washington from the 15 day DL and option Max Venable to Edmonton AAA. Los Angeles trades Tim Leary and Mariano Duncan to Cincinnati for Kal Daniels and Lenny Harris. Philadelphia demotes Lance Nichols and names Blas ingame interim director of player development. Toronto activates Frank Wills and outrightst Xavier Hernandez to Syracuse. Hofstra names Rich Martin baseball coach. Kean names Glenn Headen athletic director and Drew Gibbs football coach. Montana State resigns Curt Jones. Ohio State names Leslie Fertig assistant men’s basketball coach. Rochester Institute names Eric Hoffberg hockey coach. SE Louisiana suspends the men’s basketball program for one year. Western Carolina resigns Don Dalton. Football signings include Robb Riddick, Walter Broughton, Willie Broughton, Tony Simmons, Shaun Burdick, Darrell Hamilton, Tyrone Braxton. Green Bay waives Blair Kiel and Cedric Stallworth, release Brent Moore. Houston signs Alvoidna, Mike Akin, Pat Fitzgerald and Bobby Bankston, and releases a cornerback.
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California
Claudell Washington
Max Venable
Edmonton
Los Angeles
Tim Leary
Mariano Duncan
Cincinnati
Kal Daniels
Lenny Harris
Philadelphia
Lance Nichols
Blasingame
Toronto
Frank Wills
Xavier Hernandez
Syracuse
Hofstra
Rich Martin
Kean College
Glenn Headen
Drew Gibbs
Montana State
Curt Jones
Ohio State
Leslie Fertig
Rochester
N.Y
Eric Hoffberg
Louisiana
Western Carolina
Don Dalton
Buffalo
Robb Riddick
Walter Broughton
Dallas
Willie Broughton
Tony Simmons
Shaun Burdick
Denver
Darrell Hamilton
Tyrone Braxton
Green Bay
Blair Kiel
Cedric Stallworth
Brent Moore
Houston
Alvoidna
Mike Akin
Pat Fitzgerald
Bobby Bankston
NFL Teams Announce Free Agent Signings and Roster Moves
Kansas City adds free safety Jack Phillips and linebacker Rob McGovern while releasing punter Scott Taylor. New England signs Michael Timpson. NY Jets bring in Willie Snead and Nuu Fanola. Philadelphia signs Walter Abercrombie Bob Golic and Dwayne Jiles, with Tony Currie as coaching intern. Pittsburgh inks Jerry Olsavsky and Carlton Haseirig.
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Bernard McCullough
Tollie Royal
Terry White
Kansas City
Jack Phillips
Rob McGovern
Scott Taylor
New England
Michael Timpson
NY Jets
Willie Snead
Nuu Fanola
Philadelphia
Walter Abercrombie
Bob Golic
Dwayne Jiles
Tony Currie
Pittsburgh
Jerry Olsavsky
Carlton Haseirig
Tour de France Stage 16 Briancon race results
Letom Mae Tare wins Stage 16 from Gap to Briancon in four hours forty six with Pascal Richard leading the top 15, while Greg LeMond holds overall lead at 72 hours 42 minutes 30 seconds. Fignon 53 seconds back, Mottet 2:16, Delgado 2:48, Rooks 6:05, Indurain 8:25, other riders in pursuit.
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Briancon
France
Gap-Briancon
Pascal Richard
Switzerland
Bruno Cornillet
Charles Mottet
Greg LeMond
United States
Martial Seven
Pedro Delgado
Spain
S.t
Gert-Jan Theunisse
Robert Millar
Britain
Laurent Fignon
Steven Rooks
Holland
Marino Lejaretta
Raul Alcala
Mexico
Miguel Indurain
Andrew Hampsten
Sean Kelly
Ireland
Alvaro Pino
Pascal Simon
Auto racing at TOMMY'S LASALLE SPEEDWAY July 15 event results
At Tommy's Lasalle Speedway on July 15 the STREET TROPHY DASH, SPORTSMAN TROPHY DASH, LATE MODEL TROPHY DASH, STREET HEAT, STREET FEATURE, LATE MODEL FEATURE, SPORTSMAN HEATs, LATE MODEL HEATs, SPORTSMAN SEMI-FEATURE, and SPORTSMAN FEATURE were run with drivers such as Dave Chapman, Bob Schlappi, Randy Evelhock, Tom Newquist, Dennis Erb, Bob Pohlman, Steve Tyne, Jim Ross and many others placing in top six. The results list multiple heat and feature outcomes across divisions.
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Tommy’s Lasalle Speedway
Dave Chapman
Scott Glenn
Randy Evelhock
Joe Witzcak
Don Drake
Tim Kenny
Tom Newquist
Brad Stewart
Rick Lehr
Gary Schlappi
Frank King
Bob Mitchell
Dennis Erb
Bob Pohlman
Steve Tyne
Tom Hamburg
Kevin Roderick
Steve Pastra
Street Heat
Bob Schlappi
Don Rebholz
Scott Glynn
Andy Hampton
Joe Witczak
Bob Pistole
Larry Kalkwart
Sportsman
Joe Ross
John Cicchetti
Jim Ross
Kevin Beasley
Bob Benedetti
Chuck Turner
Dan Thacker
Bob Freeburg
Terry Knutti
Gary Hunt
Dan Mataragas
Roy Hauge
Dennis Spradling
Chuck Spoonmore
John Clevenger
Garland Spoonmore
Daniels to Dodgers in four player trade
Los Angeles acquired Kal Daniels from Cincinnati for Tim Leary and sent Mariano Duncan to complete the swap. Lenny Harris also joined the Dodgers, while Daniels brings a .218 average this season after last year .291 with 18 homers.
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Olympic Stadium
Daniels
Dodgers Los Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Kal Daniels
Cincinnati Reds
Tim Leary
Lenny Harris
Reds
Mariano Duncan
Cincinnati
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Biggio
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Innis
Myers
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W—Fernandez
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McReynolds
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Davis
Young
Burns
Hussey
Steinbach
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Beard
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Havens
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Hurst
Santiago
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Martinez
Jones
Skinner
Viola
Laudner
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L—Jones
Carter
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Smith
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Presley
Tettleton
Milligan
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Crim
Gubicza
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Sean
Assenmacher
Eichhorn
Acker
Boever
Russell
Frey
McGaffigan
Fitzgerald
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L—Frey
L—Boever
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T-Ball League
Chuck Landschafer
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Steve Reglin
Jeff Johnson
Sheley
Dean Woods
Eddie Robinson
Lucas Brainerd
Peter Love
Alecia Cotes
Tony Magnafici
Wrp&c
David Granskog
Greg Michler
Eric Milliman
Luke Lappin
Dixon Autobody
Moose Club
Bill
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Micah Dunphy
Ted Taylor
Greg Clausen
Bill's
Jamie Hey
Adrian Williams
Alan Knudson
Robert Fawkes
Brad LeFevre
Joe Ehrmann
John Rodabaugh
Chris Allen
Tim Harney
Venaned
Wrp&c Dixon Autobody
Voces
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Telegraph Office
Peoria Ave
Dixon Telegraph
Dixon, Ill
Letom Mae
Minneapolis
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Twins
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