League Leaders AMERICAN LEAGUE GAB R H Pe EMartimiez Sea 8B 310 70 112 367 C Davis Cal 64 229 52 78 341 O'Leary Bos 71 258 368 86 333
American League leaders list includes Martimiez Seattle and Davis Cal, along with O Leary Boston and others. Highlights include batting totals, home runs, and runs batted in across teams, with many players tied to multiple clubs.
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Davis Cal
O'Leary Bos
Thome Cle
Knoblauch Min
Thomas Chi
Naehring Bos
Baerga
Emartinez
Seattle
Cleveland
Nixon
Texas
Knoblauch
Minnesota
Edmonds
California
Snow
Curtis
Detroit
Johnson
Chicago
Belle
DiSarcina
O'Leary
Boston
Thermas
Mamirez
McGwire
Oakland
T Martinez
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Coleman
Aifenderson
Lofton
Wakefield
Langston
DeMartinez
Rjohnson
Dwells
Eckersley
Wetteland
New York
Diones
Aguilera
Aernandez
Henneman
Sports dense schedule with baseball and auto racing events
Thursday and Friday feature several games and races including Kansas City versus Chicago and St Louis with Brickyard 400 pole qualifying and Los Angeles Open tennis. Also listed are Atlanta versus Montreal and Chicago versus Pittsburgh, plus golf events and exhibitions scattered across networks C10 C18 C22 and C45.
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Chicago
Cordero
Montreal
Bonilla
New York
B Sanders
Cincinnati
Lankford
St. Louis
McRae
Bagwell
Houston
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Colorado
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Larkin
Dunston
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Bonds
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Richette
Sosa
Veras
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Dlewis
Dbell
Gmaddux
Atlanta
Smiley
Ciiginnati
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Cherez
Neagle
Pittsburgh
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Hammond
Nomoa
Benes
Smoltz
Atanta
Schilling
Philadelphia
PJ Martinez
Fassero
Saves—Slocumb
Myers Chicago
Henke
Brantley
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TdWorrell
Beck
Kansas City
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Wis
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Newingtoe
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Deriver
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Kansas City at Chicago and Minnesota Metradome schedule
Major league baseball shows Kansas City at Chicago at 1 05 p m and Minnesota at 7 05 p m at the Metradome. Senior golf features the VFW Senior at Loch Slayer Country Club starting at 9 am. High school all star basketball showcases KBCA events with girls at 6 pm and boys at 8 pm at Lee Arena Topeka.
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Metradome
VFW
Loch Slayer Country Club
Lee Arena
Topeka
Tuesday Baseball and Tennis Results Across Multiple Cities
A sprawling recap lists scores from baseball games in Wichita El Paso San Antonio Midland Shreveport Arkansas Jackson Tulsa and Nashville Indianapolis Louisville New Orleans Omaha and more plus multi tournament tennis results from the Austrian Open US Pro Championships Infiniti Open Toshiba Classic and related events with numerous match scores and player names.
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Tulsa
Rangers
Wichita
Royals
a-Midland
Angels
San Antonio
Dodgers
el Paso
Brewers
Uesday
Fl Paso
Midland
Jackson
Rein
Indianapolis
Reds
Buffalo
Indians
Louisville
Omaha
New Orleans
Iowa
Cubs
Nashville
Wsox
Oklahoma City
Lauisville
Lowa
Ee Orleans
Boys Swimming Meet Results Highlight Local Standouts
The meet lists top times by age group including Isaac Bari with 39.69 in 50 free and 1:41.82 in 100 fly. Jan Legler posted a 3:14.44 in 200 free and 1:46.19 in 100 breast. Joseph Van Saun and Jan McDonald show strong marks in 13 to 14 events with multiple podium finishes. Sumners posted several standout times including 1:02.96 in 100 free and 2:39.70 in 200 IM with Senior results also noted.
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Sinner Ove Diision Iiii
Sarah Ball
Colleen Boley
Elspeth Legler
Emmie Caplan
Ball
Radhika Bambal
Legler
Caplan
Bambal
Melisa Little
Boley
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Ane
Free
Brit DeSalvo
Megan Little
Brenna Graham
Alicia Sellon
DeSalvo
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Sellon
Ellen Wegner
Sellar
Wegner
Lille
S. Sellon
Back
Sellen
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Desalva
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Schnose
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Valerie Burt
Alicia Roberts
Wendy Burns
Burt
Annamarie Burt
Angela Summers
Lora Wedd
Christina Schhose
Riannon Diewe
Sumners
Dielze
Schwse
Burl
Summers
Dietze
Wedd
Boo Free
Isaac Bari
Jan Legler
Bari
Joseph van Saun
Jan McDonald
van Saun
McDonald
Gregory Sumners
Sumner
Multiple sports moves and signings across leagues
Promoted Anthony Facighiu to Savannah from Johnson City in the Appalachian and Texas League reforms suspend Dmitri Young and Keith Jones indefinitely after confrontations with spectators. NABL announces Jack Moulds resigns. Anderson Lawmen sign Shoultz and Sutton, release McClelland. Mike Young activated. AMBL adds Rome Crusaders for 1995-96. Wilcox named GM, Cave coach. Bengals claim Bill Johnson. Steelers sign McEntyre. NHL signs Diduck and Glynn. Flyers re sign Roussel. Lightning signs Houlder. Worcester re signs Ray Mitchell. Spiders sign Madill. Utica acquires Bertrand. Greg Lilly named Richmond wide receivers coach. Sharon Gittens hired at Western. Brockport interim director Linda Case. Bourque and Dean named at Western Connecticut. Hiltgen resigns at Wisconsin Milwaukee.
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Anthony Facighiu
Cratcher
Savannah
Johnson City
Texas League
Dmitri Young
Keith Jones
Arkansas
North Atlantic Baseball League
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Jack Moulds
Anderson Lawmen
Chad Shoultz
Derek Sutton
Steve McClelland
Mike Young
Frais
Rome Crusaders
Terry Wilcox
Jel Cave
Cincinnati Bengals
Bill Johnson
Cleveland Browns
Pittsburgh Steelers
Kenny McEntyre
Hartford Whalers
Gerald Diduck
Brian Glynn
Philadelphia Flyers
Domir Roussel
Tampa Bay Lightning
Bill Houlder
Worcester Icecats
Ray Mitchell
International Hockey League
SAN Francisco Spiders
Jett Madill
Forcard
Colonial Hockey League
Utica Blizzard
Ron Bertrand
Flint Generals
Richmond
Greg Lilly
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Suny Brockport
Nammed
Linda Case
Western Connecticut State
Marc Bourque
Bryan Dean
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Chris Hiltgen
Woodlands Tuesday Night Harness Results Summary
Night of six races with detailed payoffs from Woodlands track on May 16. Notable finishers include Brazen Rose and Seward Heart, with multiple exacta, trifecta, and superfecta payouts across Grade E to B divisions. Returns highlight Quinellas up to $54.20 and trifectas exceeding $1,000 in some races.
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the Woodlands
Ogold Ruth
Seward Heart
Ski's Farley
Oshkosh Boss Mam
Shamrock
Neon City
Quinella
Henri
Jasmine
Bram Stoker
Myty Neon Leon
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Oshkosh Toto
Kinta Kelly
Star Wonder
Myty Dac Holliday
Unser Jr. loses Portland Indy Car win after protest
Indy car denied Penske Racing’s protest over Al Unser Jr. disqualification from the Budweiser-G Joe’s 200 at Portland International Raceway. Stewards ruled the protest unfounded after Unser’s car reportedly failed a post-race clearance check, reducing his victory to Jimmy Vasser.
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Penske
Indy-car
Unser
Penske-Mercedes
Jimmy Vasser
Kirk Russell
Washburn forms search panel for new athletic director
A Topeka committee led by Mary Turkington was formed to pick Washburn University’s next athletic director. Members include WU baseball coach Steve Anson, faculty chair Larry Blumberg, student-athletes Jordan Canfield and Mendy Simecka, alumni reps Doris McKernan and Garry Cushinberry, and executives Gene Mosiman and Jim Wright among others. Rich Johanningmeier resigned June 27 to take the Illinois College AD post.
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Kansas Motor Carriers Association
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Larry Blumberg
Jordan Canfield
Garry Cushinberry
Patty Dick
Darvin Hawley
Doris McKer
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