Baseball leaders by league and players listed
A list of players with counts for Runs RBI HITS and other categories across American and National Leagues. Highlights include McGwire Oakland with 19 RBIs and 10 home runs, RAlomar Toronto with 19 RBIs and strong run totals, Gwynn San Diego with 34 hits, Bonds Pittsburgh at 7 homers, and varied pitching and strikeout leaders across teams. The text merges multiple stat lines and names in a single compilation of season leaders.
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Lankford
St. Louis
Hollins
Philadelphia
Grissom
Montreal
Sanders
Atlanta
Kryk
Bonilla
New York
Duncan
Strawberry
Los Angeles
Rbi
McGriff
San Diego
Gant
Allama
Murray
Bonds
Pittsburgh
Kruk
Doulton
Gwynn
Lewis
San Francisco
Canders
Sheffield
W Clark
Pendleton
Wallach
Riordan
Louis
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Johnson
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MaWilliams
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Davis
Roberts
Cincinnati
Rsanders
Zsmith
Boskie
Chicago
Glavine
Maddux
Browning
Cone
Smoltz
Saberhagen
Candiotti
Atlan
Belcher
Kile
Houston
1969 Topps Deckle Edge Set Highlights Clemente Card
The 1969 Deckle Edge baseball card set features a glossy wallet size image of Roberto Clemente, a Hall of Famer with 12 Gold Gloves and five NL outfield assist titles. Clemente won four batting titles and MVP in 1966, while playing for the Pittsburgh Pirates at Forbes Field. The set, valued around $75, includes Clemente’s photo card, with his card worth $6 or more for a 27 year old.
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Deckle
Clemente
Sports on TV Tonight and Saturday Schedule Highlights
A dense listing of televised sports across Friday and Saturday. Matches include NBA playoffs Cleveland versus New Jersey, New York versus Detroit, Portland versus L A Lakers, and Golden State versus Seattle. Baseball games feature Texas, Chicago, Kansas City, Boston, New York, Atlanta, St. Louis, and San Diego. Boxing Carbajal versus Roman. golf Houston Open and Las Vegas Classic. horse racing Kentucky Derby and Virginia Gold Cup. tennis American Professionals Tournament. yachting America’s Cup Defender’s Final. WLAF Barcelona versus Birmingham. and the high school Roundball Classic among others.
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Cleveland
New Jersey
Texas
Chicago
Carbajal
Roman
Golden State
Seattle
Kansas City
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
San Diego
Portland
L.A. Lakers
Maryland
Florida State
Barcelona
Birmingham
Mixed college and professional results across divisions and regions
A cluttered recap lists multiple games with scores from the American Association and various college conferences. Notable headlines include Buffalo beating Louisville, Denver and Omaha posting results, and several East and Midwest college matchups with differing outcomes. The blend shows standings, tonight and Friday fixtures, and scattered captaincies across conferences.
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Indpolls
Expos
Buffalo
Pirates
Ny Nashvile
Reds
Louisville
Cards
Denver
Brawers
Iowa
Cubs
Omaha
Royals
City
Rangers
Indianapolis
Nashville
Oklahoma City
Louiaville
Tennis results mix from SOPE and Citizen Cup action
The list covers SOPE singles and doubles outcomes with multiple players such as Albin Polonyi Mark Riddle and Wade Sloan plus doubles teams Landry Gaspar and Hatton Forman. It also reports Citizen Cup Hamburg Germany results with Magdalena Maleeva Judith Wiesner Barbara Rittner and others advancing in the first round.
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Albin Polonyi
Mark Riddle
Ryan Friesen
Wade Sloan
Jared Hermann
Nate Lindsay
Matt Groves
Aaron James
Dan Low
Jamie Andrews
Matt Peterman
Long Chieu
Aaron Landry
Anthony Gaspar
Riddle
Lindsay
Chris Hatton
Bart Forman
Sloan Andrews
Derek Prater
Brett Flachsbarth
Groves
Peterman
Hamburg
Germany
Magdalena Maleeva
Sutgaria
Nicole Provis
Australia
Judith Wiesner
Austria
Bettina Fulco
Argentina
Barbara Rittner
Petra Thoren
Finland
Marketa Kochta
Christiana Hofmann
Gabriel
Switzerland
Mercedes Paz
Eugenia Manlokova
Russia
Alexia Dechaume
France
Semifinals Hockey Series Includes Peoria Kansas City
Hockey semifinals best of seven feature Peoria at Kansas City Friday at 7:35 p.m. and Kansas City at Teoria Sunday, with Muskegon leading Kalamazoo 3-1 after a 6-4 Muskegon win. Also tennis results from Munich and Madrid, plus Stanley Cup playoffs and other NHL series standings.
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Associated Press
Peoria
Kansas City
Teoria
Kansas Football Depth Chart Finalized After Spring Game
KU unveils the two deep heading into preseason camp in August with names across offense, defense, and special teams including quarterbacks Chip Hilleary Fredrick Thomas and Maurice Douglas and kicker Dan Eichtoft.
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Kansas
Chip Hilleary
Fredrick Thomas Tallack
Maurice Douglas
Chaka Johnson
George White
Monte Cazzens
Chris Powell
Matt Gay
Greg Ballard
Rab Sicursi
Ashaundal Smith
Qwayne Chandler
Chad Fette
Rodney Harris
Dan Schmid
Dave Marcum
John Jones
Trace Liggett
Hesstey Hempstead
Chris Banks
Keith Loneker
Brian Rodana
Charley Bowen
Gerald McBurrows
David Converse
Dan Eichtoft
Dan Schmidt
Field of 118th Kentucky Derby with post positions
Associated Press lists post positions for the 118th Kentucky Derby with horses, jockeys, odds, and trainers. Notable entries include Arazi with 6-5 odds and D. Wayne Lukas trained entries in multiple slots, reflecting a deep field and wide betting action.
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Ron McAnally
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Athens Open standings after sixth LPBT round in Athens
Bowling scores and prize money for the LPBT Athens Open report standings and match play records. Top five advance to the stenladder final. Notable names include Robin Romeo Van Nuys Galif Lisa Wagner Palmetto Sharon Todd and Carol Gianotti with leading totals and prizes listed.
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Stenladder
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van Nuys
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Lisa Wagner
Palmetto
Fla
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Ashland
Kyu
Carol Gianotti
Australia
Anne Marie Duggan
la Habra
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Rene Fleming
Oklahoma City
Stacy Rider
Leanne Barrette
Oklahoma
City
Debbie McMuhan
Denver
Linda Kelly
Huber Heights
Ohio
Lorrie Nichols
Algonquin
Donna Adamek
Apple Valley
Sandra Jo Shiery
Coldwater
Mich
Jackie Sellers
DuBois
Carol Norman
Ardmore
Okla
Tour of Spain stage three results Cordoba 127.1 miles
Paris of the Tour of Spain stage three from Jeret de la Frontera to Cordoba lists Jean Paul Van Poppel of the Netherlands first in 6 hours 12 minutes 20 seconds with Abdujaparov NOC and Nijdam close behind in a group at the same time. Overall leader after three stages is Pella Ruiz Cabestany of Spain with 10 hours 44 minutes 17 seconds, followed by Andrea Chiarata and Marco Giovannetti both three and fifteen seconds back respectively.
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Jeret de la Frontera
Jean Paul van Poppel
Netherlands
POM
Djamolidine Abdujaparov
CIS
Carrera
Jelle Nijdam
Buckler
Roberto Pagnin
Italy
Festina Latus
Pella Ruiz Cabestany
Andrea Chiarata
Marco Giovannetti
Mario Scirea
Melchor Mauri
Alex Zulle
Switzerland
Softball scores and standings from city league play
In the Softball Men's 7A division PS 6 defeated Emporia Wholesale 2, Sundeck beat Ellena Honda 0, Baldwin Lumber topped Sallie Maed 12, Quaker Oats won 15 over Sky King 10, Man's 7B beat Big Six Sports Club 7, Just One Big E 4, American Family Insurance 10 over Ned Primmer All Stars 1, Kaspar's Two 26 defeated Dale Willey 0, Journal-World 8 beat Kohlman Softball Research 7. In Men's 11 Ten Swinging D's 13 topped Jennings Donuts 7, Rolling Thunder 15 over Boneheads A, Downtown Barber Shop 18 over Lawrence Heights Church 4, Farmland Industries 13 over Nobodys 5. Women's four: Lawrence Heights Church 15 over First National Bank 6, West Coast 15 over Johnny's Up Under 8, XX 14 over Mosher Optical 7, GAK 27 over Stilley Elect 1.
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Sundeck
Ellena Honda
Baldwin Lumber
Sallie Maed
Quaker Oats
Sky King
Man's
Big Six Sports Club
American Family Insurance
Ned Primmer
Kaspar’s Two
Dale Willey
Journal-World
Kohlman Softball Research
Jennings Donuts
Rolling Thunder
Boneheads
Downtown Barber Shop
Lawrence Heights Church
Farmland Industries
Nobodys
First National Bank
West Coast
Johnny‘s
Mosher Optical
GAK
Stilley Elect
Robinson named NBA defensive player of the year
San Antonio center David Robinson, sidelined by a thumb injury, wins the NBA Defensive Player of the Year award. He topped the voting with 46 of 96 votes, beating Dennis Rodman, while Robinson led in blocks and ranked high in steals and rebounding. The Spurs allowed the league's fourth-lowest field goal percentage while Robinson averaged 23.2 points, 12.2 rebounds, and 4.48 blocks per game.
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David Robinson
NBA
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Detroit
Dennis Rodman
Rodman
Wilt Chamberlain
Michael Jordan
Scottie Pippen
Chicago
Joe Dumars
Utah
Karl Malone
Houston
Hakeem Olajuwon
Portland
Buck Williams
Spurs
Weeste Replaques J W Sports Connection Update
KU general and ticket information featured in a sports update rundown including NFL NBA NHL and college scoreboard items. It lists schedules standings and category numbers for access via phone and 4 digit code entry.
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J-W Sports Connection
Sports Transactions and Staffing Moves Across Leagues
A sweeping roundup shows MLB activations and designations including Scott Kamleniecki and Dwight Smith, plus NFL suspensions of Tim Worley and multiple team rosters changes from the Jets to the Packers. The list also covers signings, recalls, and trades across hockey, college, and international leagues, with coaching hires and resignations shaping several programs.
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NFL
Tim Worley
Pittsburgh
Atlanta Falcons
Mick Thomas
Randy Bullock
Sharron Washington
Hosie Smith
Cleveland Browns
Ernie Accorsi
Walved
Brian Brennan
Green Bay Packers
Keith Woodside
Dallas Cowboys
Montreal Machine
Craig Kupp
Anthony Newsom
Dallas
Walved Monte Robbins
George Little
NEW York-New Jersey Knights
Joe Brunson
Ohio Glory
Deval Glover
Il Moro Tops New Zealand in America’s Cup Finals
New Zealand benched Rod Davis and David Barnes and switched in Russell Coutts and Brad Butterworth as Il Moro di Venezia beat the Kiwis by 20 seconds to move to 4-3 in the best-of-9 challenger finals. A win would make Il Moro the first European challenger to reach the Cup match since 1964. Stars & Stripes and America3 then contested a separate series, with America3 taking a 5-4 lead after beating Stars & Stripes by 1 minute 8 seconds h.
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San Diego
New Zealand
Kiwis
Rod Davis
David Barnes
Russell Coutts
Brad Butterworth
Italy
Il Moro di Venezia
Il Moro
England
Dennis Conner
Stars & Stripes
Bill Koch
America3
Redskins threaten RFK exit over lease terms
Washington Redskins owner Jack Kent Cooke threatens to move the team from RFK Stadium if Washington fails to offer a better lease. In a letter to the DC Armory Board, lawyer Stuart Haney criticized the city’s rejection of a short term lease and warned of seeking a new home elsewhere, with Baltimore’s Memorial Stadium suggested as a temporary option.
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Washington Redskins
Jack Kent Cooke
RFK
Washington Post
Toy
District of Columbia Armory Board
Cooke
Stuart Haney
the Post
Baltimore
Memorial Stadium
Orioles
Namath Undergoes Bilateral Knee Replacement
Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Namath, age 48, had both knees replaced at The Hospital for Special Surgery in New York due to advanced arthritis aggravated by pro football. Surgeon Dr. Chitranjan Ranawat led the four hour operation, with Namath expected to remain hospitalized about 10 days and require crutches for at least a month.
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NEW York
Joe Namath
Namath
Chitranjan Ranawat
Dye quits dual role at Auburn as AD and coach
Auburn University president William Muse announced Pat Dye will relinquish his duties as athletic director while remaining head football coach. Dye has held both roles since 1981 and will stay in both posts until a successor is named, with Muse leading the search with no timetable set.
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Auburn
Ala
Pat Dye
Dye
William Muse
Muse
Friday Sports Preview: Lawrence High Baseball Softball
Friday's sports page previews Lawrence High baseball against Leavenworth and softball recap plans, with a Chuck Woodling column offering analysis. The item flags upcoming games and columnist insight for the local teams.
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Lawrence High
Leavenworth
Chuck Woodling
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