Baseball day slate features elevated clashes across leagues
MLB schedule lists San Francisco at Chicago and Cincinnati at Montreal as 1:20 p.m. starts, with Philadelphia visiting Houston at 2 p.m. and two late games in Los Angeles and Atlanta. Sunday matchups include Cincinnati at Montreal and Atlanta at New York, plus several evening tilts across the circuit as pitching rotations pair up for key battles.
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Chicago
Sanderson
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Robinson
Montreal
Perez
Philadelphia
Ruffin
Howell
Houston
Deshaies
Portugal
Los Angeles
Martinez
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Glavine
New York
Fernandez
St. Louis
Power
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Harris
Pitts
West San Francisco
Park District Girls Softball League Highlights and Scores
The Park District softball results include multiple leagues with DNB and Raynor’s high hitters. Notable performances feature Dixon National Bank and Dixon Police wins, with players Rene Reinhold Jennie Withrow Tammy Zimmerman and Kim Stover among top contributors.
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Dixon National Bank
Kayla Bollman
DNB
Renee Reinhold
Rogene Humphrey
Becky Fisher
Cory Kanzler
J-J
Tammy Zimmerman
Raynor
Jennie Withrow
Jennie
Wepga SE
Centerrsee
Knights of Columbus
Chris Nagy
Varga
Shannon Coy
Lacey Stinson
Gina Coley
Marie Brechon
Stacie Freil
Kim Clauson
Megan Lewis
Kendra Considine
Steph Carlson
Sara Williams
Plum Hollow
Dixon Police
Kim Stover
Kim Jones
Terra Helfrich
Becky Aiken
Tracy Sun Sportsman
Jennie Holland
Krista Boliman
Missy Sheridan
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Mandy Billeb
Jenny Forster
Shannon
Beth Willey
Shannon Nicklaus
Jennie Stiles
Becky Johnson
Kessel
Erika Reuter
Ace Hardware
Tracy Stover
Jenny van Natta
Amy Reinhold
Rikki Charvat
Anne Haenitsch
Kim Blackburn
Amy Shaffer
Megan Wolford
Minnesotas and Milwaukee lineups and game notes
The page lists player batting orders and positions for Minnesota and Milwaukee with game totals, hits, and errors. It includes pitcher lines, RP notes, and later moves across several teams with free agent signings from major clubs, highlighting new contracts and roster additions.
Baseball and football roster moves among teams in multiple leagues
Transactions list shows Boston activating outfielder Jim Rice and sending Carlos Quintana to Pawtucket while Cincinnati places Paul ONeill on the 21 day injured list and calls up Scotti Madison and Van Snider from Nashville with Marty Brown optioned back. Minnesota promotes Victor Rodriguez from Portland and places Dan Gladden on the supplemental disabled list retroactive to July 17. Texas places Charlie Hough on the 15 day injured list and recalls Wilson Alvarez from Tulsa. Chicago-Si makes brief football moves involving guard Mark Bortz and linebacker John Roper.
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Baseball
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Jim Rice
Carlos Quintana
Pawtucket
AAA
Cincinnati
Paul O' Neill
Scotti Madison
van Snider
Nashville
Marty Brown
Minnesota
Victor Rodriguez
Portland
Dan Gladden
Texas
Charlie Hough
Wilson Alvarez
Tulsa
Chicago
Mark Bortz
John Roper
LeMond, Fignon Lead After Stage Nine At Aix les Bains
In the ninth stage of the 76th Tour de France, July 21 from Villard de Lans to Aix les Bains, Greg LeMond and Laurent Fignon finished at the same time for the lead with 3 17 53. Delgado and Theunisse followed, 4 seconds behind, while Lejarreta and Bugno trailed further. Overall leader Fignon atop the general classification at 83 44 32, with LeMond 50 seconds back and Delgado 2 28 behind.
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France
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Aix-les Bains
Greg LeMond
United States
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Pedro Delgado
Spain
S.t
Gert-Jan Theunisse
Netherlands
Marino Lejarreta
Gianni Bugno
Sean Kelly
Ireland
Steve Bauer
Canada
Steven Rooks
Dominique Arnaud
Helmut Weschelberger
Austria
Alvaro Pino
Gerhard Zadrobilek
Frederic Vichot
Pascal Simon
Gert- Jan Theunisse
Charles Mottet
Raul Alcala
Mexico
Robert Millar
Britain
Italy
Eric Caritoux
Bruno Cornille
Fittipaldi Sets Toronto Lap Record In CART Qualifying
Emerson Fittipaldi leads the Toronto practice with a track record 60.073 seconds at 106.670 mph in Penske-Chevrolet. Michael Andretti second at 60.273 in Lola-Chevrolet, Teo Fabi third, followed by Mario Andretti and Rick Mears as top contenders among 27 drivers listed with times and car brands.
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Emerson Fittipaldi
Penske-Chevrolet
Michael Andretti
Lola-Chevrolet
Teo Fabi
March-Porsche
Mario Andretti
Rick Mears
Bobby Rahal
Lola-Cosworth
al Unser Jr
Danny Sullivan
Arie Luyendyk
Scott Pruett
Lola-Judd
Derek Daly
Raul Boesel
Fabrizio Barbazza
Penske-Cosworth
Scott Goodyear
Domenic Dobson
John Jones
Scott Brayton
Kevin Cogan
March-Cosworth
Randy Lewis
Roberto Guerrero
Alfa Romero
Grady Leads Open After Second Round at Troon
Wayne Grady Australia fires 68 67 to total 135 while Tom Watson USA stands 2 strokes back at 137. Wayne Stewart 137 and Feherty 138 share top group as scores run through the crowded leaderboard with many players within striking distance.
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T Troon
Wayne Grady
Australia
Tom Watson
Wayne Stewart
U.S
David Feherty
Ireland
Wayne Stephens
Britain
Eduardo Romero
Argentina
Steve Pate
Fred Couples
Mark M Ber
Spain
Lee Trevino
Paul Azi
Michael Allen
Raymond Floyd
Johnny Miller
Miguel Martin
Tommy Armour Ill
Jeffrey Woodlaw
Ian Baker-Finch
Nick Faldo
Craig Stadler
Lanny Wadkins
Davis Love III
Naomichi Ozaki
Japan
Richard Boxall
Ronan Rafferty
Tony Johnstone
Zimbabwe
Jeff Hawkes
South Africa
Gary Koch
Don Pooley
Gene Sayers
Paul Head
Philip Walton
Mick Harwood
Brian Marchbank
Luis Carbonetti
Tom Kite
Chip Beck
Brad Faxon
May
Singh
Fiji
Curtis Strange
Masashi Ozaki
Mark Roe
Emlyn Aubrey
Jack Nicklaus
Mark Davis
Peter Jacobsen
Mark McNulty
Robert Karlsson
Sweden
Sandy Stephen
Seve Ballesteros
P. Teravainen
G. Levenson
Bob Tway
Ken Green
Mike Reid
Future League champions Ward Murray Pace and Johnson win Al Morrison title
Future League champions Ward Murray Pace and Johnson captured the Al Morrison Baseball League championship. Team members include Adam White Jared Considine Ben Shepherd Jacob Henry Kyle Stumpf Chris Petrie Luke Debhotel Scott Branson Josh Hopkins Pat Bruce Adam Priddy Jared Goiig with coach Matt Henry guiding the squad.
Byrum Seizes Lead With 67 In PGA Hardee's Classic
Curt Byrum fired a 3-under 67 to take the outright lead heading into the third round after a weather-delayed day. Greg Ladehoff and Blaine McCallister flirted with the top, each at 6-under over the two rounds, while Bill Britton John Adams Lennie Clements Bob Eastwood and Calvin Peete remained within striking distance with strong rounds. Byrum built momentum with a late birdie burst including a close finish at No 5.
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Mark O'Meara
U.S
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Jose Rivera
Spain
Lyle
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Ireland
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David Ray
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Gordon Brand Jr
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Peter Mitchell
Keith Walters
Gary Emerson
Andrew Stubbs
Philip Parkin
Steen Tinni
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Paul Carrigill
Ross McFarlane
David Llewellyn
Anders Sorensen
Jonathan Sewell
Jeff Sluman
Paul Carman
Gordon Brand
W. Fernandez
Argentina
Babe Hiskey
Ken Brown
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Mark Mouland
David Williams
Gary Player
Paul Eales
Daniel Lozano
John Price
Wayne Riley
Chris Moody
Gary Milne
Ston Dodd
Davi Frost
Peter Cowan
Andrew Hare
Philip Harrison
Jerome O'Shea
Gordon Townhill
Paul Kent
Nobuo Serizawa
Tony Jacklin
Rodger Davis
Paul Broadhurst
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Johan Rystrom
Sweden
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John Garner
Eric Meeks
Arnold Palmer
Hardee
Blaine McCallister
Gregory Ladehoff
Lennie Clements
John Adams
Bill Britton
Calvin Peete
Bob Eastwood
Ron Streck
Jim Gallagher
Tom Sieckmann
Keith Clearwater
Phil Blackmar
Joel Edwards
Andrew Debusk
Billy Mayfair
Ernie Gonzalez
Mike Donald
Gil Morgan
David Jackson
Pat McGowan
Jim Hallet
Dick Mast
Jim Thor
John McComish
Bob Wolcott
David Toms
Rex Caldwell
Brian Tennyson
Dan Halldorson
Dave Barr
Tom Pernice Jr
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McCallister
Greg Ladehoff
Curt Byrum
Byrum
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Clements
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Illinois High School All-Star Game Draws Local Players
The 15th Illinois High School All-Star Football Game features Bloomington’s Dave Mattingly, Walnut High, and Amboy’s Ed Stewart as West Team standouts. Joining them are Donnie Dittmar of Sterling and Curt Androniak of Mendota. The July 29 contest at Hancock Stadium, Illinois State University, starts at 7:30 p.m., showcasing top graduates from the June class.
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Walnut High School
Ed Stewart
Amboy
Hancock Stadium
Illinois State University
Mattingly
Dixon Telegraph
Stewart
Donnie Dittmar
Sterling
Curt Androniak
Mendota
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