Standings and results from a day of major league games
The recap lists Milwaukee, Seattle, Cleveland, Boston, and other clubs with scores and leading players. Highlights include Seattle overcoming a 7-0 deficit to win 7-5, Briley and Bradley HRs for Seattle, and Farrell earning the win for Minnesota with Allanson and Harper contributing. Other notes mention Carter three homers for Cleveland, Greenwell and Strawberry HRs for Boston and New York, and Smoltz earning the win for Atlanta in a 9-3 victory. The column also details standings, line scores, and pitching decisions across multiple games.
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Lyons
Mattingly
Baines
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Calderon
Montreal
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Barfield
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Boston
Slaught
Cmartinz
Pitts
Espinoza
New York
Los Angeles
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Guillen
Atlanta
Gallagher
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Brookens
Kelly
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Louis
Martinez
Houston
Iph Rerbbso
Cincinnati
C. Parker
Hibbard
Joyce
McKean
M. Kaiser
Youn
Francisco
LaCoss
Chicago
McOmneas
Kilgus
Kansas City
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Yount
Gantner
Bielecki
Spiers
Molitor
Lharris
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Caiin
McClendon
R. Sandberg
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Morea
Wettel
Morgan
Crews
Harvey
Pulli
Davidson
ST. Louis
Coleman
Butler
Guerrero
Maldonad
Brumsky
Riles
Pendleton
Litton
Quisenbrry
Nixon
Ubbess
Twilson
McGiee
Brantley
Lefferts
Terry P
Walling
Wilson
Gregg
Kibler
Layne
Davis
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Detroit
West Pet
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Minnesota
Oakland
Cleveland
Biancaste
Texas
Hawks
Ryan
Park District Girls Softball July 12 Phillies League Recap
Readable fragments show multiple teams and players with winning pitchers Krysti Nelson Tiffany Hackbarth Sheila Vancil. Home runs by Kara Dunphy Jodi Petersen Polly Guthrie Jodi Yount and others. Doubles and three hit games listed for Uncle Charlie's WRPC Sluggers Cards Rangers Cubs Redbirds Dolphins and more.
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Krysti Nelson
Uncle Charlie
Kara Duny
Tammy Zimmerman
Wele Charlie's
April Haenitsch
Kara Dunphy
Cara Gerdes
Dawn Lawson
Tanya Miller
J-J
Lori Protoris
Jodi Bruce
Laurie Lawless
Buccola
Jill Heacock
Tammi Vail
Tammy Troxell
Linda Cook
Kim Cruse
Mickey Schaffer
WRPC
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Sheila Vancil
Kessel
Jodi Petersen
Sundance
Polly Guthrie
Candy Lempke
Shelly Bonnell
Andrea Norris
Heidi Hill
Sachi Odenthal
Julie Lawson
Sara Kreps
Tanya Drew
Instructional League
Tera Kuhfus
Joleen Bunt
Katie Morrissey
Sara Obmon
Chrissie
Shannon Ames
Stephanie Pottorff
Rangers
Angie Schauff
Heather Albrecht
Jenny Burgess
Emily Henkel
St Cubs
Transactions Baseball Boston-Activated red hitter Jim Rice, assigned outfielder Carlos Quintana to Pawtucket
Boston activated Jim Rice and sent Carlos Quintana to Pawtucket of the International League. John Shelby optioned to Albuquerque, Jeff Fischer optioned to Sarasota, Derek Au to Bradenton in Gulf Coast. Gary Carter and Barry Lyons assigned to Tidewater for rehab. Scott Fletcher to Oklahoma City. Sammy Sosa to Oklahoma City.
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Baseball
Boston
Jim Rice
Carlos Quintana
Pawtucket
John Shelby
Albuquerque
Rere
AAA
Jeff Fischer
Derek Auome
Brandenton
Gulf Coast
New York Y
Gary Carter
Barry Lyons
Tidewater
Texas
Scott Fletcher
Sammy Sosa
Oklahoma City
Tour de France Stage At Alpe d Huez 76th race results
The 17th stage from Briancon to Alpe d Huez covered about 100 miles. Gert-Jan Theunisse of Holland won in five hours 10 minutes 39 seconds with Delgado and Fignon next at one minute plus. Overall leader Laurent Fignon remains at 77 hours 56 minutes 11 seconds with LeMond 26 seconds behind.
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France
Briancon-l'Alpe d'Huez
Gert-Jan Theunisse
Holland
Pedro Delgado
Spain
Laurent Fignon
Abelardo Rondon
Colombia
Greg LeMond
United States
Marino Lejarreta
Steven Rooks
Gianni B
Italy
Robert Millar
Britain
Pascal Simon
Luis Herrera
Beat Breu
Switzerland
William Palacio
Raul Alcala
Mexico
S.t
Charles Mottet
Sean Kelly
Ireland
Miguel Indurain
Delgado
Fignon
LeMond
Lansford bides time behind Henderson in Oakland lineup
Lansford, batting second behind Rickey Henderson, collected four hits and drove in two runs to lift his season total to 20 as Oakland pried ahead in the lineup. Henderson’s speed and patient hitting were cited by manager Tony LaRussa as key to Lansford’s approach and shared execution.
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Detroit
Oakland
Carney Lansford
RBI
Rickey Henderson
Lansford
Henderson
Rickey
Tony LaRussa
CBA commissioner and deputy killed in United 232 crash
Sioux City report says commissioner Jay Ramsdell 25 and deputy Jerry Schemmel 30 flew on United Flight 232 from Denver to Chicago to attend the CBA draft in Columbus. Schemmel escaped. Ramsdell’s fate was not known. The article also covers Tour de France leader change and Mackinac Yacht Race results.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Continental Basketball Association
United Airlines
Jay Ramsdell
CBA
Jerry Schemmel
United Flight 232
Denver
Chicago
Columbus
Ohio
Ramsdell
Schemmel
Sauk Valley inks Van Meter for SVCC baseball
Jason Van Meter, a left handed pitcher from Sterling High School, will join Sauk Valley Community College Redmen after signing with SVCC. He went 10-3 with a 2.20 ERA and 65 strikeouts in his senior season, and SVCC begins intercollegiate baseball in spring 1990 under coach Gary Geirnaeit.
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Telegraph Sports
Jason van Meter
Sterling High School
Sauk Valley Community College
Redmen
Gary Geirnaeit
van Meter
Golden Warriors
SVCC
Lineups championship on its home course headline
Kishwaukee shows strength with returning stars Lou Cesarak Colin Smith and Allen Brue plus new add Mick Johnson John Edmondson and Chris Hegele. Emerald Hill led by Duke Franklin plus Summers Sutkay Leach O'Brien and Gee. Rock River features Cooley Conneely Swanson Simester Roth Schopp. Oregon returns Johnson Lukan Stewart Mitchell with Landis Daniels. Lake View led by Jeff Bunter, plus Thome Lauritzen Buckingham Norman Salman. Morrison returns Slavin Snyder Cole Houseman Upton Sikkema. Bureau Valley fields Sharp Martinaitis Parr Livey Hedrich Merriman.
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Rochelle
Lou Cesarak
Colin Smith
Allen Brue
Mick Johnson
John Edmondson
Chris Hegele
Emerald Hill
Duke Franklin
Dave Summers
Dale Sutkay
John Leach
Mick O’brien
Ed Gee
Rock River
Mike Cooley
Rick Conneely
Jim Swanson
Bill Simester
Gary Roth
Gary Schopp
Oregon
Bob Johnson
Kurt Lukan
Jamie Stewart
Tim Mitchell
Grant Landis
Randy Daniels
Lake View
Jeff Buntjer
Sauk Valley Community College
Bob Thome
Mark Lauritzen
Jack Buckingham
al Norman
Luis Salman
Morrison — Morrison
Tim Slavin
Arnie Snyder
Adam Cole
Mike Houseman
Morrison
Bert Upton
Randy Sikkema
Bureau Valley
Scott Sharp
Jack Martinaitis
Ernie Parr
Jon Livey
John Hedrich
B.J. Merriman
Dixon Golfers Tee Off at Lincoln Highway Tourney
Lincoln veteran Dixon High School leads a six player lineup for the Lincoln Highway Tournament at Lake View. Pat Lessner Jeff Hamilton Rob LeSage and teammates Wallace Clevenger Hargrave and Dixon veteran Dixon hopes for a trophy return. The field faces dry fairways and tough greens under weekend bogey format, with 54 holes over two days and team scoring from all six players.
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Wallace
Clevenger
Hargrave
Pat Lessner
Jeff Hamilton
Rob LeSage
LeSage
Dixon High School
Lake View
Lessner
Rock River
Polo
Morrison
Kishwaukee
Clinton
Iowa
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