Baseball and football truncation era league moves and rosters
MLB teams announced numerous contract purchases and optioned players across the major leagues including Jack Howell, Scott Cooper, and Juan Samuel. Several players hit the disabled list, while others changed teams via waivers or assignments in a busy transactions day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaheim Angels
Jack Howell
Vancouver
Darrell May
Chris Pritchett
Chicago White Sox
Jeffery Darwin
Cleveland Indians
Herbert Perry
Detroit Tigers
Orlando Miller
Phil Nevin
Kansas City Royals
Scott Cooper
Randy Veres
Omaha
Jon Nunnally
NBA Draft Underclassmen Entering the NBA Draft
List of players declaring for the 1990s draft across colleges and high school, including Fortson Colgate Williams and McGrady Mount Zion, with multiple names and positions. Also includes a lengthy Family Circle Cup tennis results section detailing matches and scores from Hilton Head Island, plus NPSL and conference playoff schedules and matchups across Atlanta and Milwaukee teams.
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NBA
Danny Fortson
Cincinnati
Adonal Foyle
Colgate
Marc Jackson
Temple
Tracy McGrady
Mount Zion Christian Academy
N.C
Ron Mercer
Kentucky
Victor Page
Georgetown
Olivier Saint-Jean
San Jose State
Mark Young
Kansas State
Family Circle
Hilton Head Island
S.C
An Pines
Roma Jennifer Capriati
Wesley
Hockey results and tonight's matchups across leagues
Scores include Tampa Bay 4 Philadelphia 1 and Detroit 7 Manitoba 2. Tie games feature New Jersey 1 Washington 1 and Buffalo 1 N Y Rangers 1. Tonight's schedule lists Montreal at Hartford 6 p m Ottawa at Buffalo Florida at Toronto N Y Islanders at Dallas Colorado at Calgary Anaheim at San Jose Detroit at Manitoba and more with Cincinnati at Quebec Fort Wayne at Long Beach Houston at Indianapolis and Manitoba at Cleveland plus Las Vegas at Phoenix.
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Oakland Athletics
Billy Brewer
Edmonton
Scott Service
Seattle Mariners
Greg Hibbard
Texas Rangers
Dave Silvestri
Eric Gunderson
Domingo Cedeno
Oklahoma City
Toronto Blue Jays
Juan Samuel
Syracuse
Jacob Brumfield
Erik Hanson
Paul Spoljaric
William Risley
National
Atlanta Braves
Daniel Bautista
Pedro Borbon
Bryan Harvey
Cincinnati Reds
Joey Eischen
Stephan Gibralter
Jose Rijo
Pokey Reese
Indianapolis
Ozzie Timmons
Colorado Rockies
Garvin Alston
Curtis Leskanic
Florida Marlins
Matthew Mantei
Kurt Miller
Matthew ‘ Whisenant
Houston Astros
Alvin ‘Norman
Donne Wall
New Orleans
Ricardo Gutierrez
Mark Small
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Roger Cedeno
Nelson Liriano
Montreal Expos
Lee Smith
Anthony Telford
Andy Stankiewicz
Doug Strange
Ottawa
Ak McGuire
Matthew Wagner
Philadelphia Phillies
Michael Grace
Tyler Green
Mark Portugal
Edgar Ramos
Kenneth Ryan
Lenny Dykstra
ST. Louis Cardinals
Rick Honeycutt
Ray Lankford
Roberto Mejia
Louisville
SAN Diego Padres
Craig Shipley
SAN Francisco Giants
Shawn Estes
Desi Wilson
Tampa
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Buffalo
N.Y. Rangers
Phoenix
San Jose
Chicago
Anaheim
Montreal
Hartford
Florida
Toronto
N.Y. Islanders
Dallas
Colorado
Calgary
Manitoba
Utah
Fort Wayne
Grand Rapids
Cincinnati
Quebec
Long Beach
Houston
Michigan
Orlando
Cleveland
Las Vegas
x-Philadelphia
x-New Jersey
x-Florida
Cannes Bay
x-Buffalo
Pittsburgh Montreal
Boston
x-Dallas
x-Detroit
x-Colorado
Vancouver
Los Angeles Ee Ay
Cc Fameac
x-Orlando
x-Cincinnati
x-Grand Rapids
x-Quebec
LSOL
x-Indianapolis
x-Cleveland
Fort Wayne A
Michigan Él
x-San Antonio
Milwaukee
Kansas City
y-Long Beach
x-Houston
x-Utah
PGA Tour Golf Classic in New Orleans at English Turn
The PGA Tour Classic heads to New Orleans at English Turn Golf and Country Club with a 7,116 yard par 72 course and a 1.5 million purse. Defending event winner Scott McCarron led with a 13 under 275. Elkington dominates the latest Players Championship. Olazabal hobbles back as Ballesteros returns to U.S. action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Thursdyth
English Turn
Golf and Country Club
Scott McCarron
Tom Watson
McCarron
Steve Elkington
Ponte Vedra Beach
Fla
Teading
Scott Hach
Elkington
Sawgrass’ Stadium
Jose Maria Olazabal
U.S
Seve Ballesteros
Payne Stewart
Augusta
John Daly
Palm Springs
Calif
Scottsdale
Ariz
Desert Mountain
Cochise
Jack Nicklaus
Australia
David Graham
San Antonio
John Jacobs
Graham
Nicklaus
Palm Beach Gardens
Kansas Golf Association 1997 championship schedule released
The 1997 KSGA calendar lists Mid-Amateur May 5-6 at Wichita Reflection Ridge. Senior Amateur May 14-16 at Leavenworth CC. Public Links May 31-June 1 at Olathe Heritage Park with May 20 deadline. Four-Ball June 4-8 at Wichita Tallgrass CC. Junior June 16-19 at Arkansas City CC. Amateur July 14-20 at Garden City Southwind CC. Junior events in July at Pittsburg Crestwood CC and Ozark Challenge August 6-8 in Oklahoma. Junior Cup August 10-12 in Lincoln, Neb. Senior Four-Ball August 18-19 at Topeka Shawnee CC. High Plains Amateur Sept. 6-7 at Garden City Southwind CC. Senior Team Sept. 15-17 at Hutchinson Prairie Dunes CC. Senior Series Team Oct. 2-3 at Salina CC. Mid-Amateur Team Oct. 6-8 at Overland Park Milburn. Club Professional Oct. 13-14 at Wichita Reflection Ridge. Kansas-Arkansas Senior Cup Oct. 16-17 at Wichita Tallgrass CC.
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KGA
Kansas Golf Association
Wichita Reflection Ridge
Leavenworth CC
Olathe Heritage Park
Wichita Tallgrass CC
Arkansas City CC
Garden City
Southwind CC
Pittsburg
Crestwood CC
Ozark
TBA
Oklahoma
Kansas-Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Topeka
Shawnee CC
High Plains
Hutchinson
Prairie Dunes CC
Salina
Overland Park
Milburn
Wichita
Track High School Results from Wellsville Meet
Wellsville led boys results with 122 points, Paola 103.5, Santa Fe Trail 83.5, Olpe 81. top finishes across events include Wellsville in 4x1600 relay and 4x100 relay, Burk L high long jumps, Kracht Well in javelin, and Nelson SFT in 3200. Girls led by Wellsville with 130, Paola 99, Eudora 93. notable marks include Havis Will in javelin, Wuertz CH in long jump and Wuertz in high jump, and multiple relays with top times for Wellsville and Paola.
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Wellsville
Ovsim
Paola
Santa Fe Trail
Olpe
Louisburg
Central Heights
Eudora
Williamsburg
Burk
Rogers
Gould
Well
Meyer
Haas
West
Peters
Myers
Bell
Adams
Inderliter
Hoppe
Kracht
Oshel
Parkin
Will
Blackly
Staples
Nelson
Meyers
Imel
Frame
Burke
Harwood
Hassler
Cole
Samuels
Bloom
Lane
A. Rutledge
Warren
Sft
Deeson
Paloa
Wellville
C. Havis
Gillihan
Wuertz
Ewe
Weurtz
Weigand
Slayden
Williams
Hill
Anderson
Johann
Hunsaker
Morris
Thompson
Stein
Sherman
Bloss
Rose
Neely
Kirkhalder
Hudspeth
Sullivan
Chaves
Corwine
Kemplay
Reichard
F. Kester-Boyce
Lytle
C. Kester Boyce
Jackson PBA Senior Open standings after round two
Standings list 25th through 24th in the Jackson PBA Senior Open at Jackson Tennessee. Names, hometowns and 18 game pinfalls with earnings are shown, led by North Wetzel at 4 412 and Gene Stas at 4 275. The rankings feature players from Wis Mich Ill Pa Calif and more across 18 spots.
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Jackson
Tenn
N.C
Larry Laub
Tucson
Ariz
Ron Winger
Tarzana
Calif
John Hricsina
Franklin
Sam Flanagan
Columbus
Ohio
Mickey Higham
Battle Creek
Mich
Dave Soutar
Bradenton
Fla
Jim Brenner
LeClaire
Iowa
Roger Workman
Kenova
W.va
Bobby Knipple
Long Beach
George Pappas
Charlotte
John Denton
Midland
Texas
Roy Buckley
New Albany
Pete Couture
Titusville
Barry Gurney
West Hills
Dale Eagle
Lewisville
Ted Fraley
Tampa
al Sanford
Henry Blough
Elizabethtown
Chuck Pierce
Dallas
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Arizona Cardinals
Garth Jax
Atlanta Falcons
Jeff Pahukoa
Lenny McGill
Green Bay Packers
Harper le
Jacksonville Jaguars
Willie _ Jackson
Curtis Marsh
Brant Boyer
Darren Studstill
Oakland Raiders
Danny Villa
Philadelphia Eagles
Rodney Ue
USA Basketball
Purdue
Nell Fortner
IBA
Green Bay Blast
Phoenix Coyotes
Springfield Falcons
Vancouver Canucks
Larry Courville
Washington Capitals
Marc Seliger
Hampton Roads
Chicago Wolves
Darren Te Clone
Peoria
NEW Orleans Riverboat Gamblers
Russell Payne
Glenn Benjamin
Billy Qwens
Seattle Sounders
Geoff Aungel
Marc Watson
Olleg
Christopher Newport
Emily Rice Randall
Coastal Carolina
Alan LeForce
Cornell
Eric Jackson
Jacksonville University
Mark Fetterman
Ed Foley
Paul Guenther
Loyola
Brian Ellerbe
NEW Mexico State
Tim Touma
North Dakota State
Tom Billeter
St. John’s
Point Loma Nazarene
John Black
Quincy
Ron Taylor
Rhode Island
al Skinner
Dra
Tennessee
Jerry Green
Texas Tech
Okla
State
Baylor
Kansas
Missouri
Texas A&m
Texasowa State
Nebraska
Creighton
Arkansas
Texas Techs
Concordia
Dallas Baptist
Sam Houston State
Wichita State
Northern Iowa
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
TCU
Texas-Arlington
St. Louis U
South Alabama
Ala
Birmingham
Mississippi St
Campbell
Duke
Carson-Newman
Huntsville
Catawba
Limestone
Charleston Southern
N.c.-Wilmington
Castleton St
Georgia Southern
Cumberland
Union
Eckerd
Webber
Emmanuel
Shorter
Ferrum
Bluefield Col
Florida St
LSU
Nicholls
McNeese
Centenary
Memphis
Marshall
Wake Forest
N.c.greensboro
Warner Southern
Lyndon St
Wofford
VMI
DWEST
Bradley
N. Illinois
Bowling Green
Cent. Michigan
St.Paul
Carleton
Fontbanne
St. Louis Christian
Fort Hays St
Kearney
Otterbein
Denison
Pittsburg St
Truman St
Southwest Missouri
Washburn
SW Baptist
Wayne, Mich
Siena Heights
Wayne
Nebraska-Omaha
Westminster
Hannibal-LaGrange
Wichita St
Hastings
USA Today
CNN
Arizona
Minnesota
North Carolina
UCLA
Clemson
Stanford
South Carolina
Providence
St. Joseph's
California
New Mexico
Coll. of Charleston
Xavier
Boston College
Villanova
Tennessee-Chattanooga
Illinois
Georgia
Tulsa
Maryland
Florida State
Marquette
Coppin State
Rhodesland
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Cincinnati Zoo
George Voinovich
Jim Bunning
Queen City
Coinnat
Uhe
Tampa Bay
Gecknal
Tags Bay
Philadel
Baltimore
Philedelph
Apel
Midnday
Necescans
Aury
Awaukee
Harrisburg
Scott Willis
DR. Evans
Cone Twelve Bridges Golf Club
Rancho Mirage
Sweden
Annika Sorenstam
Murrells Inlet
Cannes
France
England
Peter Mitchell
Fredrik Jacobson
Mitchell
Greater Austin
PGA
Southwestern
Bell Dominion
Hale Irwin
Bob Murphy
Bud Allin
Gil Morgan
Sao Aoki
Jim Colbert
Bob Charles
Jay Sigel
Eine Summerhays
Vicente Fernandez
Gibby Gilbert
John Bland
Graham Marsh
Ray Floyd
Lee Trevino
Mike Hill
Hubert Green
Jim Albus
Dave Stockton
Smith
Gardner
Silvey
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