Baseball Leaders Set Marks Across Leagues
A dense box of baseball statistics from multiple leagues highlights top performers. Notable names include Gonzalez and Canseco with home runs, Clemens and Guzman leading strikeouts, and Bonds and McGriff among RBI leaders, with numerous teams and players across the American and National Leagues listed for hits, doubles, steals, and pitching decisions.
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Texas
Rkelly
New York
Sierra
Brooks
California
Winfield
Toronto
Bordick
Oakland
Baerga
Cleveland
Chayas
Blankenship
Reimer
Emartinez
Seattle
Jefferies
Kansas City
Rose
A Davis
Lansford
McGwire
Canseco
Fielder
Detroit
Palmer
Borders
Deer
Detrait
Ted
Lofton
Hamilton
Milwaukee
Raines
Chicago
Molitor
Ralomar
Renderson
Jn Guzman
Hibbard
McDowell
Kbrown
Parrett
Morris
Sanderson
City News Basketball Scores Report May Be Incomplete
The list shows men's four in action with teams Slammer 57, WA's 47, ReMax 72, Cavos Run & Gun 70, Rats 44, JC Penney 40. Results appear fragmentary indicating a partial score roundup from a local league.
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Wa's
ReMax
Cavos Run & Gun
Rats
JC Penney
Sports on TV Tonight and Friday Schedule
TV sport listings show 7 Pro basketball Detroit at Boston at 7:30 and Lakers at Denver at 8. Baseball matches include California at Texas, Seattle at Chicago, Atlanta at Los Angeles, New York at Montreal, Chicago at St. Louis, Cincinnati at San Francisco. Also golf PGA Senior Championship, bowling, AMA Supercross replay, and Friday Girls All-America game.
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Boston
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Toronto
Rjohnson
Seattle
Nagy
Cleveland
Kbrown
Texas
Ritz
Detroit
Morris
Dward
Thigpen
Chicago
Eckersley
Oakland
Harvey
California
Aguilera
Minnesota
Farr
New York
Gabor
Sanders
Kruk Phi
Thorpson
Philadelphia
Lewis
San Francisco
Lankford
St. Louis
Zelle
Dsanders
Atlanta
Bonilla
Rbi
Sheffield
San Diego
McGriff
Bagwell
Houston
Doran
Cincinnati
Gant
Bonds
Pittsburgh
Kruk
DeShields
Montreal
Biggio
Gwynn
Davis
Los Angeles
Mthompson
Osuna
Melendez
Benes
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Zsmith
Candlotti
Cone
Rijo
Belcher
Swindell
Greene
Gardner
Smoltz
Charlton
Ballada
McEvoy
Diones
Manston
Myers
Mason
LoSmith
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Ratomar
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Zachting
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Hong Kong Salem Open tennis results show Courier and Chang winning
In Victoria Parks, top seed Jim Courier beat Patrik Kuhnion 7 6 7-5 while Michael Chang defeated Grant Connell 7-5 6-3. Brad Gilbert won over Neil Berwick, and Wally Masur beat Paul Haarhuis with clear set scores.
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Dade City
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Coto de Caza
Calit
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Neil Berwick
Australia
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Gianluca Pozas
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Brett Steven
New Zealand
Anders Jarryd
Sweden
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Christian Saceanu
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Greg Rusedski
Ord
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Simon Youl
Jim Grabb
Tucson
Ariz
Byron Black
Zimbabwe
Kevin Curren
Austin
Texas
Arne ‘Thoms
Fort Wayne Takes 3-1 Win Over Kalamazoo In Playoff
IHL playoff action reports Fort Wayne defeats Kalamazoo 3 to 1 to move two games to one in the best of seven. Peoria sweep over San Diego seals a series 4-0. Salt Lake edges Kansas City 4-2 in OT as Muskegon leads 2-1 over Milwaukee. Tonight Kansas City visits Salt Lake and Fort Wayne travels to Kalamazoo at 8 p.m.
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San Diego
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Kansas City
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Bp.m
Dog racing entries for tonight's cards and post times
Tonight's dog races list entries by race, grade, and post time. Notable dogs include Oshkosh Stylish9, Angel Feathersit, Kansas Missiles2, Wounded Olivers, and Glimpses of Oshkosh bands like Junction and Banditz across grades D C B A. Post time 7:30 p.m. with numerous 2s and 2s-2 betting lines across races.
Multiple Pro Sports and College Coaching Moves Reported
Baltimore Orioles place Glenn Davis on 15 day list retroactive to April 7 and recall Luis Mercedes from Rochester. Indians option Dave Rhode to Colorado Springs. Royals place Luis Aquino on disabled list and recall Rusty Meacham from Omaha. Twins activate Mike Pagliarulo from 15 day list and send Luis Quinones to Portland. Padres name Pay Phipps broadcasting director and sign Gary Pettis. trade Thomas Howard to Cleveland for Jason Hardike and a player to be named later. Bucks Basketball and other leagues note injuries signings and coaching changes across Utah, Canada, Montreal, New Jersey, and more. College actions include Fairfield lacrosse hire Tom McClelland, Sacred Heart resign Dave Bike, St Louis basketball coach Charlie Spoonhour, Trinity Texas swimming coach John Ryan, Villanova basketball Steve Lappas, and Westfield State women’s soccer coach Phil Dallesio.
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Luis Mercedes
Rochester
Cleveland Indians
Dave Rhode
Colorado Springs
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Luis Aquino
Rusty Meacham
Omaha
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Mike Pagliarulo
Luis. Quinones
Portland
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Pay! Phipps
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Thomas Howard
Jason Hardike
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Scott Thomas
Minnesota North Stars
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Mark Lawrence
SAN Jose Sharks
Ray Whitney
Miami Freedom
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Adrian Galton
College Fairfield
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Sacred Heart
Dave Bike
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Charlie Spoonhour
Trinity
Texas
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Villanova
Steve Lappas
Westfield State
Phil Dallesio
J W Sports Connection KU Update and Scoreboards
Sports update includes NFL NBA NHL and college scoreboards plus MLB schedule standings and related sports trivia notes. Contact access line for category dial 865 5000 and follow prompts for schedule and standings across leagues and sports.
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J-W Sports Connection
Uode
Speedway
The
Perry Lecompton Invitational Track Meet Results
Perry-Lecompton boys win with 64 points while KC Piper 66 and Santa Fe Trail 52 trail. Individual wins include Aaron Faimon shot put and Carson Holton long jump and a host of event marks across boys and girls divisions from Perry-Lecompton, Silver Lake, Jefferson West, Basohor Linwood, Immaculata, Mt. St. Scholastica, and Santa Fe Trail.
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Roney
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Schneider
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Hinderlite
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Goodwin
Brl
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Highland Park Invitational Junior High Results Highlight Topeka
At the Highland Park Invitational in Topeka,West leads with a 144 to 97 edge over Emporia for team honors. Highlights include Alla Sachedina winning the 100 hurdles and Sachedina joining a winning 4x80 relay quartet with Scollon Blackwell and Spratt.
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Bria Klodz
Scollon
Melissa Allen
Marsh
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Klotz
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Tebb
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Blackwell
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Klatz
Scalton
Bowler ScoresHigh in Multi-League HI and Women Events
Bowling report lists top players in HI and Women divisions with high games and series. Notable scores include Dave Stevenson 289 and White 742 in HI. Brenda Burton 250 and Commons 418 in Women. and New Orleans standings from the Ladies Pro Bowlers Tour with Rabin Romeo leading after nine games.
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Bob Porter
John White
Bruce Burton
Boyd Schell
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Dave Wagner
White
Bob Golden
Mark Bastemeyer
Benoit
Gary Leechner
D. Sevenson
B. Stevenson
Skip Carlson
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Debbie Kester
Tommie Carlson
Tammy Burnett
Carate Commons
Blaine Davison
Robin Kidney
Alice Jeffress
Commons
Gwen Leonard
Rose Riley
Karen Krusinberg
Amy Hardman
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Jayhawk Bowling Supply
Royal Crest Pro Shop
Jim Clark Motors
Stephens Realty
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la Habra
Donna Adamek
Apple Valley
Jeanne Maiden
Tacoma
Wash
Cheryl Daniels
Detroit
Carol Glanaty
Australia
Golf College Results All-America Intercollegiate in Texas
Tuesday in Richmond Texas the all-america intercollegiate saw team totals led by Arkansas 587 Southwest Louisiana 490 Houston 394 Baylor 598 Texas A M 401 Texas Tech 402 Kansas 403 Lamar 609 Southwest Texas 414 Stephen F Austin 418 North Texas 620 Southern Methodist 424 Second round leader Marty Ayers Southwest Louisiana 70 70 140 Kansas players Brad Bruno 72 73 145 Tom Sims 72 25 147 Casey Brozek 74 81 147 Jeff Moeller 80 77 157 Matt Gagel 81 78 159
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Southwest Louisiana
Houston
Baytor
Texas Arm
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Lamar
Southwest Texas
Stephen F. Austin
North Texas
Southern
Marty Ayers
Brad Bruno
Tom Sims
Casey Brozek
Spoonhour named St Louis coach aims to keep players
St Louis University introduces Charlie Spoonhour as its new basketball coach after inheriting a 5-23, 0-10 team in the Great Midwest Conference. He faces keeping the squad intact as three players left midseason and six freshmen asked for releases. Spoonhour, 52, says he will begin recruiting and will assess players' feelings after the hire.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis University
Charlie Spoonhour
Spoonhour
Southwest Missouri State
Villanova names Lappas coach after Massimino era
Villanova pick Steve Lappas to lead men’s basketball succeeding Rollie Massimino who left to coach UNLV. Lappas vows an organized freelance system and reflects on his 1984 88 stint under Massimino. He is believed to earn about $120 000 annually for five years.
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Villanova
Manhattan
Steve Lappas
Lappas
Rollie Massimino
Jerry Tarkanian
UNLV
Massimino
Ted Aceto
Marinovich fails NFL drug test after playoff loss
Los Angeles Raiders quarterback Todd Marinovich flunked an NFL drug test shortly after the AFC wild card defeat by Kansas City on December 28. ESPN cited NFL sources saying the league test, taken after the 10-6 playoff loss, was positive though drug details were not disclosed. Marinovich, 22, is nearing the end of a diversion program and denied the report through agent Tom Condon. He was arrested January 20, 1991, in Newport Beach on cocaine and marijuana possession charges.
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Raiders
Todd Marinovich
Los Angeles
Kansas City
ESPN
Marinovich
Tom Condon
NFL
Chiefs
Newport Beach
Ak-Sar-Ben Seeks KC Fans For May Opening
Ak-Sar-Ben officials aim to boost attendance from Kansas City as the Omaha track opens its season May 1. Manager Billy Aliment led a 25 person delegation to Kansas City, promoting the meet on radio and receiving expressed interest. Weekend posts shift to 1 p.m. to accommodate traveling fans.
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Omaha, Neb
Kansas City
Woodlands
Kan
Billy Aliment
Omaha
Aliment
KSU's Gallon Faces Six Month Knee Recovery
Kansas State running back Eric Gallon will be out at least six months after reconstructive knee surgery. Wildcats coach Bill Snyder said the 1991 leading rusher tore knee ligaments during drills on April 4. Gallon, a 6 foot 1, 205 pound Lakeland Florida junior, is expected to be back on the field in six months.
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Eric Gallon
Wildcats
Bill Snyder
Gallon
Soyer
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Fila
Kansas Relays decathlon and high school swim meet notes
Coverage previews a Thursday sports section featuring the Kansas Relays decathlon and heptathlon events, a Lawrence High School swim meet report, and a Gary Bedore column. It highlights athletes, venues, and upcoming events, with emphasis on performances and local sports coverage.
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