Baseball action across major matchups and late sorties
MLB schedule results from Texas to Chicago and Seattle to Kansas City highlight games Thursday night with notable homers by Leonard Coles Jones Cabaret Plunk Guetterman Slaught Gibson Schwabe Williams Henneman Havens Heath Sax Gruber McGriff Davis Howell Biggio and Gallego. Wins credited to Tibbs Monteleone Darwin Clements and others with multiple extra innings and relief appearances shaping the standings.
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Park District Softball WRPC Insurance Action Scores
Park District softball league action shows WRPC Insurance and Firefighters in multiple games with players like Jodi Yount Mindy McKinnon and Tiffany Hackbarth earning wins. Notable performances include three hits by Lightner's Mindy McKinnon and multiple players recording four hits across teams.
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MLB and NBA Draft Lists and Scores From Tuesday Action
MLB results show Pittsburgh and New York, among others, winning and losinga schedule of tonight games with matchups in Chicago Montreal Cincinnati Philadelphia and more. NBA draft first and second rounds list players for teams such as Sacramento LA Clippers San Antonio Miami Charlotte and more with positions and schools.
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Wimbledon Women and Men Singles Results Highlight Titles
The Wimbledon Championships at Wimbledon England on June 27 show Graf Salmon Navratilova Evert Garrison Wood Gildemeister Novotna Mandlikova Sloane Hetherington Wood Hobbs Halard Lake Amich lead in women’s draws while McEnroe Mayotte Fitzgerald Curren Reneberg Courier Steele Cihak Holmes Svensson Davis Wilkison Layendecker Holm Witsken Pate Schapers Krishnan Lun dgren Limberger sweep through rounds with multiple players winning in straight sets and tense five set finishes.
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Auto racing results from Jims LaSalle Speedway June 24
At TOs LaSalle Speedway meet the Street Trophy Dash finished with Dave Chapman first and Scott Glynn second. Sportsman Trophy Dash led by John Cecchetti with Gary Schlappi second and Frank King third. Late Model trophies topped by John Provenzano ahead of Steve Tyne and Tom Pauley. Heat and feature lineups include Rick McCoy Larry Kalkwart Dave Haynie and others with Dave Chapman collecting Street Feature and Gary Schlappi taking the Sportsman Feature.
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Multiple MLB and NBA trades and calls up 1990s players
Minnesota Placed outfielder Dan Gladden on the roster list and called up catcher Greg Olson from Portland of the Pacific Coast League. New York placed catcher Barry Lyons on the 15 day DL and called up Phil Lombardi from Tidewater. Toronto activated Jeff Musselman from the DL and sent him to Syracuse. Chicago traded center Dave Corzine to Orlando for 1990 and 1992 second round picks. Detroit traded Michael Williams and Kenny Battle for Anthony Cook rights to Phoenix. Golden State traded a first round draft pick to Seattle for its No 1 pick in 1990. Indiana traded Stuart Gray for Dyron Nix rights. Eastern Michigan named Gary Waters as assistant coach. Marshall hired Howard McCann as head baseball coach. Miami University named Dan Dalrymple, Shawn Simms, and Fred Riley assistant football coaches.
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Kittle to have back surgery ends season
Chicago White Sox slugger Ron Kittle will undergo back surgery for a herniated disk at Northwestern Hospital next week and miss the rest of the season. He is expected to be hospitalized five to eight days. General Manager Larry Himes said the problem was known two weeks ago.
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Sox stay conservative on Kittle back injury amid dispute with Gallagher
Himes noted a conservative plan for Kittle’s herniated disc after a downpour game at Yankee Stadium. Kittle preferred no operation and Gallagher plans a grievance over the team's stance on negotiations. Gallagher seeks a one year deal as his $80,000 contract nears expiry while the Sox push a four year incentives package with arbitration rights on the line.
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Giants Lead NL In All Star Balloting With Mitchell Top
The San Francisco Giants sit atop NL voting for the July 11 All Star Game with Mitchell leading NL outfielders at 897,113 votes. Darryl Strawberry trails at 882,322 and Tony Gwynn has 515,163. Ozzy Smith leads NL with 1,058,254, while Barry Larkin has 334,366.
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Bears Sign Two Free Agents Kent Sullivan and Brian Taylor
Chicago Bears announce the signing of rookie punter Kent Sullivan from Plymouth Indiana and running back Brian Taylor from New Orleans. Sullivan, 25, 6 feet 205 pounds, signed a one year deal. terms undisclosed. Taylor, 21, 5 feet 10 inches 175 pounds, attended Oregon State. father Roosevelt played 14 years as free safety for Bears 1961 to 1975 with NFL teams.
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Monzon Trial Details Witness Claims Balcony Death
Two witnesses in the Carlos Monzon murder trial testify he beat his wife and hurled her from a second floor balcony on February 14 1988. Witness Rafael Baez recounts a face cross punches and a neck hold before the fall, while Monzon denies certain actions in court.
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