Major League Baseball Standings And Friday Results
Major League Baseball standings and recent results show the American League East leader Baltimore at 39 26 and Toronto at 40 27, with Milwaukee and New York each in pursuit. The West includes Oakland 39 26 and Minnesota 35 30, while Friday results feature Seattle 1 0 Minnesota and Baltimore 10 7 New York among others.
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Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Diego
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Houston
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Baseball Transactions From Major Leagues and Minor Leagues
Major and minor league clubs announce roster moves including DL placements for Mike Huff, Jim Gantner, Jesse Barfield, Ivan Calderon, Vicente Palacios, Kal Daniels and others. Recalled players include Esteban Beltre, William Suero, Donnie Hill, Rick Wilkins, Matt Stairs, Brian Barnes and more. GMs announce promotions demotions and signings across the AL and NL with minor league calls to Portland Indianapolis Columbus Iowa and Denver.
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Chicago White Sox
Mike Huff
Esteban Beltre
Vancouver
Milwaukee Brewers
Jim Gantner
William Suero
Denver
Minnesota Twins
Donnie Hill
Jeff Reboulet
Portland
Chicago Cubs
Jerome Walton
Iowa
Rick Wilkins
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Eric Davis
Kal Daniels
Montreal Expos
Ivan Calderon
Matt Stairs
Brian Barnes
Indianapolis
Jonathan Hurst
NEW York Mets
James Popoff
Chris Berg
James Mrowka
Pittsburgh Pirates
Vicente Palacios
Bob Walk
Holyfield Edges Holmes in Outdoor Caesars Fight
In a bout at Caesars, Holyfield pursued an aggressive start but Holmes stayed on defense. Cuts from an elbow late in the sixth shifted momentum, with judges favoring Holyfield 116-112 and 117-110 while AP had him ahead 118-110. Holyfield earned 16 million and moved to 28-0, leaving questions about his championship prowess.
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Holyfield
Holmes
Sthuch
George Benton
Lil
Associated Press
Evander
Caesars
Foreman
George Foreman
Big Ten backs gender equity plan for athletics
The Big Ten approves a 60-40 gender participation mandate after extensive debate. Indiana votes against making it a membership condition, while presidents endorse the goal and consider adding women's soccer and capping some men’s programs to reach parity.
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Jones
Indiana
ClarenceRoninger
Big Ten
Doninger
Kit Klingelhoffer
Sports and coaching moves across leagues and colleges
Southern League Braves Lookouts sent Jerry Spradlin to Cedar Rapids and acquired Larry Luebbers from Cedar Rapids. United Basketball League Palm Beach Stingrays announced Joe Ceravolo’s resignation and named Scott Pospidhal as coach while releasing Ron Matthias. NFL Houston Oilers moved Frank Bush and Richard Smith to different coaching roles and cut several players. Ball State named Julie Brown and Karer Parker as women’s assistant basketball coaches. Hartford announced Mark Schmidt’s resignation as women’s basketball coach.
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Chattanooga Lookouts
Jerry Spradlin
Cedar Rapids
Larry Luebbers
Basketball United Basketball League
Palm Beach Stingrays
Joe Ceravolo
Scott Pospidhal
Ron Matthias
Houston Oilers
Frank Bush
Richard Smith
Kasey Dunn
Eric Henley
Curtis Reed
Bremond McClinton
Phil Sevier
Ball State
Julie Brown
Karer Parker
Hartford
Mark Schmidt
Hockey Hall of Fame adds Dionne McDonald and Gainey
Marcel Dionne Lanny McDonald and Bob Gainey joined the Hockey Hall of Fame with veteran Woody Dumart also elected. The selections honor career scorers and a key Bruins Stanley Cup contributor from the Kraut Line era.
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McDonald
Hockey Hall Montreal
Marcel Dionne
Lanny McDonald
NHL
Bob Gainey
Hockey Hall of Fame
Woody Dumart
Boston
Duels continue in city softball
Interesting races abound in the Hammond Adult Softball League with three teams tied for first in A League after Ribando Electric Supply beat Unit ed Ballers 11-9. B League leaders Chevy's Nite Club and close pursuer Prevost contested tight wins as seven teams linger within a half game for third place. C League shows a three way race led by S & S Sports, South Tangi Bandits, and Sanderson Farms at 4-0 with Barclay Enterprises dropping to fourth.
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Chevy's
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Prevost
City Radiator & Glass
Northlake Cellular & Paging
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South Tangi Bandits
Sanderson Farms
Mariners
Bandits
Penny's
Hammond Tire & Rim
Barclay Enterprises
Lewis Grocery
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EAC
EAA
Wimbledon headlines eye double Grand Slam bid and rain
Wimbledon opens with top seeds Courier and Seles chasing a first ever double Grand Slam while rain threatens pace on the grass. Princess Diana may attend Centre Court as rumors swirl about ticket scalping and centralized sales by the All England Club.
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Wimbledon
England
Jim Courier
Monica Seles
All England Club
Royal Box
Centre Court
Diana
Charles
All England
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