Baseball Standings and Schedule From Early East and Western Divisions
In the Eastern Division Nashville leads with 60 wins, Buffalo 57, Indianapolis 49, Louisville 53, and Omaha 51. The Western Division shows Oklahoma City at 36 wins, Omaha 29, Des Moines 27, and Tulsa 8 as the season progresses with week standings and upcoming games listed, including Nashville at Indianapolis and Buffalo at Louisville in today’s schedule.
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White Sox
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Pirates
Loulavilla
Cards
Indianapolia
Reds
Iowa
Guba
Organs
Brawers
Omaha
Royals
Oklah City
Rangers
Indianapolis
Louisville
Jawa
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Oklahome
Greyhound and golf results from a sprawling racing and tournament page
The page blends dog racing results at Woodlands with multiple race outcomes and wagers, plus extensive golf leaderboard updates from Memphis and Jericho. It names numerous dogs and handlers, and lists winning trifecta, exacta, and superfecta payouts, alongside round-by-round golf leader scores and player names.
NFL Preseason Scores From Saturday’s Gamitgames
The Associated Press reports preseason results including Los Angeles Raiders 19 Green Bay 3. Other listed games feature New Orleans versus Philadelphia in Tokyo and Pittsburgh against San Francisco in Barcelona. Minnesota at Dallas and Miami at Atlanta were noted for Friday and upcoming dates.
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New Orleans
Philadelphia
Tokyo
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Pitsburgh
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Barcelona
Spain
Minnesota
Dallas
Allanta
Puerto Rico Open results highlight tense tennis matches
Puerto Rico Open in San Juan reports Linda Harvey-Wild defeating Angalica Gavaldon 6-3 6-3 in women’s singles. Dutch Open at Hilversum lists quarterfinals and semifinals results with Framberg, Haarhuis, Gustafsson, Costa, Sanchez advancing, and Muster/Stambersk fall. Acura U.S. Hard Court tracks Marinez and Sukova advancing in women’s semifinals with multiple tight matches and retirements. Canadian Open reveals semifinalists Pinteres and Korda with close scores. nhra Autolite Nationals in Sonoma shows top qualifiers including Eddie Hill and Ed McCulloch.
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Puerto Rico
Seadings
Ann Grossman
Grove City
Ohio
Debbie Graham
Fountain Valley
Calif
Linda Harvey-Wild
Hawthorn
Hilversum
Netherlands
Richard Framberg
Australia
Det
Paul Haarhuis
Magnus Gustafsson
Swedan
Francisco Clavel
Spain
Javier Sanchez
Thomas Muster
Austria
Carlos Costa
Cherkasov
Russia
Sweden
Richard Stambera
Acura
Stratton Mountain
Helena Sukova
Czech Republic
Liz Smylie
Melanie Barnard
Canada
Carolyn Delisle
Quartarfingis Sukova
Smylie
Lisa Raymond
Wayne
Chanda Rubin
Lafayette
Mateeva
Fragmaroe
Mercedas Paz
Argentina
Elly Hakami
Tiburon
Stephanie Reece
Indianapolis
NHRA
Sonoma
Seara Point
Tims Prs
Mich
Mike Dunn
Mt. Joy
Penn
Pat Austin
Tacoma
Wash
Sports on TV Today Delivers Packed Card of Pro and Amateur Action
A dense TV sports schedule features pro football San Francisco at Pittsburgh, USAC Silver Crown autos, Michigan 500, Northville Long Island Classic golf, USA Mello Yello 300, LA vs Chicago baseball, Atlanta vs Houston, St Jude Classic golf, NFL Quarterback Challenge, Canadian Open tennis, U S Olympic Festival events, International Race of Champions auto racing, Milwaukee Open volleyball, Baseball Hall of Fame ceremony, Mopar Mile High NHRA, Texas vs Oakland, more Olympic festival events, and a long slate of Monday and Tuesday baseball and boxing events with interleaved college hoops and water skiing.
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Pittsburgh
Michigan
Northville
USA
Los Angeles
Chicago
Atlanta
Houston
Texas
Oakland
Drag racing standings list with driver names and cars
A dense OCR style ledger shows drivers from Cory McClenathan to Jerry Eckman with cities states and car models. It lists qualifying times or scores like 5.221 through 7.297 and includes teams Oldsmo bile Cutlass Pontiac Trans Am and other models across a wide set of locales.
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Anahelm
Gailil
Joe Amato
Old Forge
Penn
Tommy Johnson
Okumwa
Iowa
Tony Padregon
Gardena
Calif
Andy Wood
Irving
Texas
Doug Harbart
Charryville
N C
Kenny Bernstein
Dallas
Jim Head
Columbus
Ghia
Dal Worsham
Orange
Ranca McDaniel
Freano
Moorpark
Galif
Cutlass
Chuck Etchells
Putnam
Cann
Daytona
Dale Purde
Long Beach
Kenji
al Hofmann
Umatilla
Fla
Tor Hoover
Maple Grove
Minn
Richard Hartman
San Dimas
Catlaws
Gary Bolger
Lynwood
Whit Bazemora
Atlanta
Gary Clapshaw
Seattle
Wash
Ford Probe
Gary Dansham
Baliflower
Brent Fanning
Stephenville
Pontiac Trang Am
Scott Gealthan
Huntington Beach
Mark Pawuk
Madina
Ohio
Bruce Allan
Arlington
Jim Yates
Fairfax Station
Mike Thomas
Knoxville
Tann
Bob Gliddan
Whiteland
Ind
Ford Proba
Warren Johnson
Sugar Hill
Kurt Dohngen
Lawrencevilla
Rickie Smith
King
N.G
Pontiac
Trans Am
Gary Brown
Buford
Rusty Glidden
Probe
Jany Hass
St. Louis
Cutlaws
Larry Morgan
Newark
Mark Caboma
Bristol
Frank Jaconio
Flanders
N. J
Jerry Eckman
Wichita Open Bowling Results Highlight Stepladder Final
AP reports the Wichita Open stepladder finals with Mika Aulby of Indianapolis winning 300 279 over Ozio. Ozio of Victor Texas finished second with 754 pinfall and $12,000, followed by Kir Von Krueger of Pensacola Florida third. Ward of North Fort Myers Florida claimed fourth with 474 and $6,000. Goabul of Mariam Kansas fifth with 200 and $5,000. Playoffs: Ward over Goabul 279 200. Ozio over Ward 238 195. Ozio over Von Krueger 239 7.
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Fla
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Mariam
Kan
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Goabul
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von Krueger
Baseball and football player moves from major leagues and colleges
Multiple teams announce roster changes including Orioles placing Mika Mussina on the 15-day disabled list and activating Arthur Rhodes. Red Sox promote Bob Malvin and send John Flaherty to Pawtucket. Yankees option Hensley Maulans. Athletics trade Rickey Henderson to Toronto for Steve Karsay and a player to be named. Mariners recall Bret Baeno and add Erik Plantenberg, then option Rich Delucia and Lee Tinsley. Rangers name Norman B. Lyons VP. Reds trade Tim Belcher to White Sox, recall Greg Tubbs. Mets name John Barr as director of scouting. Pirates trade Stan Balinda and recall Mark Dewey. Padres reassign Pedro Lopez and Lee Henderson. Hall of Fame Veterans Committee selects Yogi Berra, Pee Wee Reese and Bill White. Patriots sign Vincent Brisby. Giants waive George Rooks. Flint Generals hire Peter Horachek as coach GM with Blackhawks agreement. Northwestern Louisiana announces resignations of defensive coordinator Benjy Pierca and receivers coach Darry Mason.
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Baltimore Orioles
Mika Mussina
Arthur Rhodes
Boston Red Sox
Bob Malvin
John Flaherty
Pawtucket
NEW York Yankees
Hensley Maulans
Columbus
Oakland Athletics
Rickey Henderson
Toronto Blu Jays
Steve Karsay
Seattle Mariners
Bret Baeno
Calgary
Erik Plantenberg
Jacksonville
Rich DeLucia
Lee Tinsley
Texas Rangers
Norman B. Lyons
Cincinnati Reds
Tim Belcher
Chicago White Sox
Johnny Ruffin
Jeff Pierce
Ruffin
Indianapolis
Pierce
Chattanooga
Greg Tubbs
NEW York Mets
John Barr
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Stan Balinda
Kansas City Royals
John Linber
Dan Micall
Mark Dewey
Buttata
SAN Diego Padres
Pedro Lopez
Rancho Cucamonga
Wichita
Lee Henderson
Hall of Fame Veterans Committee
Yogi Berra
Pea Wee Reese
Bill White
NEW England ‘Patriots
Vincent Brisby
NEW York Giants
George Rooks
Nogs
Flint Generals
Namad
Peter Horachsk
NHL
Chicago Blackhawks
Northwestern
Louisiana
Benjy Pierca
Darry Mason
United States Dominate France In Under-22 Box Score
United States posted 87 points to France's 73 as Smith, Williamson and Parks led a balanced attack. Notable stats include 37 rebounds for the U S and 21 team fouls to 15 for France, with solid three point shooting supporting the win.
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France
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Woodbury
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Williamson
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Alexander
Autry
Harrington
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Bacchetti
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Point Goats
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Woodberry
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A—Na
White Sox Acquire Tim Belcher From Reds in Trade
Cincinnati AP Tim Belcher was traded by the Reds to the Chicago White Sox for minor leaguers Johnny Ruffin and Jeff Pierce. Belcher, 31, had slumped recently, entering a pennant contender window as San Diego beat him 11-9. Ruffin is 3-4 with a 3.30 ERA in 29 relief appearances for Nashville. Pierce is 3-4 with a 2.59 ERA and 18 saves for Birmingham.
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Associated Frees
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Cuinalla
Joy Why
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Kigla Storm
Cincinnati
Tim Belcher
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Ruffin
Jeff Pierce
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Reds
San Diego
Ruffin
Nashville
Indianapolis
Pierce
Birmingham
Chiefs Stage Lottery for Arrowhead Tickets
Kansas City Chiefs single game tickets go on sale Monday with 12 000 unsold for 10 Arrowhead appearances. Tickets 23 to 34 dollars are cash only at outlets or by telephone with service and handling charges. Lottery numbers issued 7:00 to 7:30 a.m. determine purchase order to curb overnight lines.
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Kansas City Chiefs
Chiefs
Arrowhead Stadium
TicketMaster
Skah Sets World 2 Mile Record in Belgium
Khalid Skah of Morocco clocked 8 minutes 12.17 seconds to break the world 2 mile mark in HECHTEL. Said Aouita previously held the record from Turin on May 28, 1987. Jean Verster and Vincent Rousseau followed in 8:30 plus and 8:32 respectively as others posted times. In Memphis, Nick Price led the 54 hole federal express event while awaiting news of his wife Sue’s expected birth, weighing a possible early flight home.
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Belgium
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Morocco
Skah
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Turin
Italy
Jean Verster
South Africa
Vincent Rousseau
Phil Clode
New Zealand
Abdellah Behar
France
Camil Maasen
Netherlands
Micah Bonnett
Kenya
Memphis, Tenn
Nick Price
Price
Fuzzy Zoeller
Sue
Orlando
Fla
Monday Sports Preview Highlights Sunflower Games Final
Monday features the Sunflower State Games final day plus Royals vs Indians baseball and the Mello Yello 300. Chuck Woodling contributes a column in this sports preview edition.
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Chuck Woodling
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