Baseball Leaders and Standings From Major Leagues
Major League baseball leaders listed by league with player names, teams, and stat totals. Pivotal figures include Puckett, Martinez, Baerga, McGwire, Carter, and Thomas among others, with hits, home runs, RBIs, and stolen bases highlighting top performances across AL and NL.
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American League
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H Pet
Emartiney Sea
Puckell
Mack
Thomas Chi
Baerga
Rms — Phillips
Detroit
Minnesota
Knoblauch
Emartines
Seattle
Magic
McGwire
Oakland
Thomas
Chicago
Carter
Toronto
Rbi — Fielder
Gbell
Puckett
Fryman
Cleveland
Emtarlinez
Jefferies
Kansas City
Detrait
Polonia
California
Molitor
Milwaukee
Emartinez
Joyuar
JuGoncalez
Texas
Fielder
Testleton
Belle
Deer
Listach
Anderson
Baltimore
Lofton
Raines
Renderson
Stohnson
Sports On TV Tonight Schedule Rundown
Evening broadcasts feature baseball games including Pittsburgh vs New York and San Diego vs Atlanta, plus boxing matchups Lewis versus Dixon and Carbajal versus Roman. Other highlights include Montreal versus Chicago, Baltimore versus Toronto, and PGA golf from the Green Bay Classic plus Houston against Chicago.
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Eckersley
Oakland
Aguilera
Minnesota
Montgomery
Kansas City
Olson
Baltimore
JoRussell
Texas
Reardon
Boston
Henry
Milwaukee
H Pel
Kruk Phi
Sheffield SD
van Slyke Pit
Grace Chi
DeShields Mon
Butler
Gwynn SD
Clark SF
Roberts Cin
Pendleton
Rms
DeShields
Montreal
Blagla
Houston
Gwynn
San Diego
Halling
Philadelphia
Grissom
Bonds
Pittsburgh
Kru
Hits
Atlanta
Sheffield
van Slyke
Grace
Chicago
Kruk
Duncan
Lankford
St. Louis
Wclark
San Francisco
Grace Chicago
Murray
New York
Triples
Dsanders
Finley
Alicea
Los Angeles
Morandini
Offerman
Sandberg
McGriff
Doulton
L Walker
Barros
Louis
Roberts
Cincinnati
Biggio
Osmith
Glavine
Khil
Cone
Smallz
Leibrandt
Tewksbury
St Louis
Swindell
Morgan
Smaltz
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Gmaddux
Drabek
Benes
Rijo
Saves — Wasteland
LeSmith
Myers
Charlton
Lewis
Dixon
Seattle
Carbajal
Roman
N.Y. Jets
Indianapolis
Mami
Buffaloo
New England
Cleveland
West Denver
LA Raiders
N.Y
Ghants
Phoenix
Dallas
Washington
Central
Green Bay
Detroit
Tampa Bay
LA Rams
New Orleans
Denver
Miami
al Berlin
New York Giants
Los Angeles Raiders
ES Softball League Scores Roundup
A compact recap lists teams and results across the ES Softball league. Notable scores include Loaded Guns 7 over Bob's Pizza Shop 10, Five-O Bryan Plumbing 19 top Papys Angry Young 30, Boulevard Beer Bulllies 12, Francis Sporting Goods 19, Kaspars Bark Grill 8, Brass Apple 8, Katzley Coast 7, Salamanders 0 forfeit, Eagles forfeit, Amaride 5, Grateful Duck 10, KC teams and others.
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Smitty's
Arnie’s
King Arthurs
Bob’s Pizza Shop
Kaw Valley Bank
Malls Barber Shop
Young Guns
Brass Apple
Kaspar’s Bark Grill
Katzley Coast
QCATS
Salamanders
Forteit
Jayhawk Trophy
Kmart
Blue Light Bombers
O'Bryan Plumbing
Pappy's Angry Young
DCAT
First Street Graphics
Francis Sporting Goods
Rippers
Boulevard Beer Bullies
Free Agency of
Golf U S Women's Amateur leaders after round one
Emilee Klein of Stadio City leads with 69 at Kemper Lakes in LONG GROVE Illinois as Debbie Parks and Missy Tuck sit close at 70 and 72. Notables include Annika Sorenstam at 73 and Vicki Goetze at 74 with others listed from California Arizona and Massachusetts.
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Long Grove
U.S. Waorten
Kemper Lakes
Debbi Koyama
Monrovia
Calif
Annika Sorenstam
Bro
Sweden
Kim Augusta
Rumford
Rut
Marion McInerney
Dedham
Mass
Emma Rundle
Boca Raton
Fla
Anne Sandor
Mantecita
Vicki Suhocki
Tucsan
Ariz
Vicki Goetze
Watkinsville
Kristi Coats
Poplarville
Miss
Laura Martin
Lawrence
Kan
Cathy Stevens
Wichita
Jeane Orr
AP Championship opens with first round at Mason
In Mason Ohio the ATP Championship with a 1.4 million purse kicked off on Monday. Notable results include Brad Gilbert beating Jonathan Stark 7-4 6-4 and Amos Mansdorf defeating Bryan Shellon 2-4 6-4 7-8. Todd Martin edged Stefano Pescosolida 4-2 6-2 and Richey Reneberg beat Anders Jarryd 6-4 6-1.
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Mason, Ohio
Association of Tennis Professionals
Brad Gilbert
Oakland
Califadas
Jonathan Stark
Medford
Qre
Amos Mansdorf
Israel
Bryan Shellon
Huntsville
Ala
Todd Martin
Lansing
Mich
Stefano Pescosolitia
Italy
Richey Reneberg
Palm Desert
Calif
Anders Jarryd
Sweden
Christian Bergstrom
Kevin Curren
Austin
Texas
Simon You
Australia
Diego Nargisa
Todd Woodbridge
German Lopez
Spain
Jaime Yzaga
Peru
Kenny Thorne
Honolulu
Olivier Delaitre
France
Patrick McEnroe
Cove Neck
N.Y
Multiple MLB NFL and college coaching moves in one report
The bulletin lists player transactions across MLB teams including the White Sox and Blue Jays with injuries recalls and designations, NBA and CFL staff changes, NFL waivers and signings, NHL trades, and various college coaching appointments and resignations from Emory to Saint Bonaventure and beyond.
NAIA and JC Football Polls Highlighted By Regional Races
The report surveys top NAIA Div 1 teams led by pre season rankings with first place votes, plus JC poll notes including New Orleans Chi and Chicago Harbaugh games and player stats. It also lists junior college and AAU track results with several named colleges, clubs, and athletes across multiple events and age groups.
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Minn
Cuba
Concord
W.va
Moorhead State
Harding
Ark
Shepherd
Southwestern Oklahoma
Iowa Wesleyan
Northwestern Oklahoma
Elon
N.C
Catawba
Ogden shoots record 63 after early rounds mistake
The Journal- World corrected LTC golfer John Ogden's scores from the Southwest Kansas Pro-Am after discovering incorrect information. He posted 73 and 69 in the first two rounds, then tied a tournament record with a 63 in the final round, restoring the proper results.
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Journal- World
John Ogden
Southwest Kansas
Ogden
MODESS TAAARA Anana instruction line
Access instructions direct the user to dial 865-5000 and enter a four digit category number. The message reads as a brief dialing procedure with no additional context or details.
PBA Green Bay Classic Second Round Standings Report
Bowling Green Bay, Wis AP standings after 12 games list Mike Aulby leading with 2 881 total pins. Others include D Entremont 2 863 Ab bood 2 860 and Williams Jr 2 838. Jackson Senior Open results show Evans Banthe tied 2 871 and Francis 2 820 with multiple players close behind.
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Mike Aulby
Indianapolis
Dave D'Entremont
Parma
Ohio
Rich Abboud
Omaha
Neb
Walter Ray Williams Jr
Stockton
Calif
Sill Oakes
Lawson
Okla
Scott Devers
Richmond
Ind
Rick Steelsmith
Wichita
Kar
Ricky Ward
North Fort Myers
Fla
Grad Kistewski
Buffalo
N.Y
Eric Forkel
Chatsworth
Don Moser
Kan
Tom Cr
Coral Springs
Bob Spaulding
Harrisburg
Tom Baker
Brian Brazeau
Milwaukee
Pete Weber
Florissant
Mike Edwards
Oklahoma City
Bill Watson
Huntington
W.va
Don McCune
Highland
Glenn Jobey
Kansas Cy
Mike Kench
Ithaca
Mich
John Handegard
Thousand Oaks
Bob Mills
Arfington Heights
Ben Gilman
Oregon City
Ore
al Sanford
Jackson
Tour of Britain stage one ends with tight peloton
Dundee hosts a 58.5 mile first stage circuit race. Hendrik Redant wins in two hours ten. seconds with a large group finishing at the same time as runners up including Ola Ludwig Johan Museeuw and Adri Van der Poel. Notable riders from Motorola Tulip and PDM share the lead peloton.
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Scotland
Hendrik Redant
Lotta
Belgium
Ola! Ludwig
Panasonic
Germany
Johan Museeuw
Maximiilian Sciandri
Motorola
Aly
Adri van der Poel
Tulip
Netherlands
Tme
Roberto Pelliconi
Mercatone
Laly
Francesco Passorelli
Taly
Peter van Pelegem
PDM
Djamolidina Abdoujaparoy
Carrera
Cis
Brian Holm
Denmark
Andy Bishop
Boulder
Colo
Frankie Andreu
Dearborn
Mich
Greg LeMond
Wayzata
Bart Bowen
Subaru
United States
Mayweather stops De La Cruz in 2nd round in California
In Inglewood AP reports Roger Mayweather 144 pounds from Las Vegas stop Pedro De La Cruz 144 pounds from Mexico at 2 32 of the second round in junior welterweights Atex Garcia 218 pounds from Los Angeles stops Arthur Weathers 205 pounds from Louisville 2 heavyweights David Kamay 142 pounds from Los Angeles stops Danny Perez 142 pounds from Paramount California 7 junior welterweights
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Inglewood
Calif
Roger Mayweather
Las Vegas
Pedro de la Cruz
Mexico
Atex Garcia
Los Angeles
Arthur Weathers
Louisville
David Kamay
Danny Perez
Paramount
Woodson Called Up by Cardinals For Phillies Game
St. Louis adds third baseman Tracy Woodson from Louisville and sends Todd Zeile to the minors. Zeile, 26, led the club with 11 homers and 81 RBIs last season but slumped this year. Manager Joe Torre aims to salvage the year and shift Zeile away from the pressure. Woodson has 12 homers and 59 RBIs for Louisville this season.
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NEW York Mets
Eric Hillman
Tidewater
Pat Howell
Philadelphia Phillies
Sveum
Chicago White Sox
Keith Shepherd
ST. Louis Cardinals
Todd Zeile
Louisville
Tracy Wood
National Basketball
Detroit Pistons
Tony Harris
SAN Antonio Spurs
Larry Smith
Continental Basketball Assn
Rapid City Thrillers
Ricky Wilson
Quad City Thunder
ST. Louis
Tracy Woodson
Philadelphia
Phillies
Cardinals
Woodson
Joe Torre
Zeile
Los Angeles
Torre
Los Angeles Dogers
Redbirds
Chiefs far from deal with Paige holdout
Kansas City Chiefs president Carl Peterson said on Monday that signing Stephone Paige is unlikely. Paige, a 10 year veteran and fourth leading receiver, is among four players holding out while Peterson noted progress with running back Christian Okoye, offensive lineman Rich Baldinger, and kicker Nick Lowery.
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Peterson
Christian Okoye
Rich Baldinger
Nick Lowery
Jets holdout Ken O'Brien calls for trade or release
O'Brien, 31, said the Jets should trade him or let him go after another setback in talks. The Daily News reports Jets president Steve Gutman will not raise the offer beyond 1.5 million while O'Brien seeks 2 million. O'Brien spoke from Sacramento, California, expressing anger at the impasse.
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N.Y
New York Jets
Ken O’brien
NFL
O’brien
New York Daily News
Jeff Moorad
O'Brien
Jets
Steve Gutman
The
Daily News
Sacramento
Calif
Old Jayhawk Bob Nelson Admits Illness At KU Medical Center
Kansas University sports fan known as The Old Jayhawk, 70, rested at KU Medical Center awaiting tests for internal bleeding after collapsing Sunday. He said, I feel fine, and I appreciate all the concern, and he plans to recover to follow the football team. Nelson retired last year as program manager for KU's Division of Continuing Education.
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Bob Nelson
Kansas University
KU Medical Center
Nelson
Jayhawk
Med Center
Division of Continuing Education
Price named aide at OU basketball coach adds Price
Oklahoma hires Jay Price, manager of this summer's U S Olympic basketball team, as assistant coach for Billy Tubbs. Price replaces Tubbs' son Tommy, who moves to Lamar University. Price, Oklahoma City native, is a Kansas graduate of 1991 who served as basketball manager for four years.
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Dream Team II unlikely says Mark Randall
Gary Bedore reports from the Chiefs preseason camp and Kurt Caywood adds context as a Wednesday preview notes former Kansas standout Mark Randall doubts a 1996 Dream Team II. The column frames expectations for Team USA and college stars in the near term.
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Kansas
Mark Randall
Gary Bedore
Chiefs
Kurt Caywood
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