League Leaders By the Associated Press American League
The AP lists AL season leaders across batting and fielding categories. Standouts include Puckett Minnesota with 160 hits and 82 RBIs, Martinez Seattle leading in several categories, and McGwire Oakland atop home runs with 31. Other notable leaders include Mack Minnesota and Baerga Cleveland in hits and doubles respectively.
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Chicago
Puckett
Minesota
Carter
Toronto
Thomas
Juonzalez
Texas
Devereaux
Baltimore
Minnesota
Baerga
Cleveland
Emartinez
Seattle
Mattingly
New York
Fryman
Molitor
Milwaukee
Griffey
deHeries
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Hall
Reimer
Joyner
Winfield
Anderson
Lofton
Ljohnson
Listach
BaAlomar
Sierra
White
Raines
Jo Gonzalez
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Teftteion
Belle
Deer
Polonia
California
Renderson
Sjohnson
Chicano
Thorough Thursday horse racing results and payouts
Readable results from multiple races show purse amounts from 1900s era tracks. Notable finishes include Someday Silver Freeman winning first race at 19.003.40 and several exacta, trifecta, and pick totals across Maiden to Handicap events. Attendance and handle figures appear for Saturday entries as well.
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Someday Silver Freeman
Bald Honor Crissup
Jerrys
Muirhead
McMillion Weghorst
Shergars
Belle Fletcher
Royalty Salvino
Metal Scion
Quinella
Malden
Ben Joy Brobsi
Alyshas Dance Crissup
Hissang
Golden Prospectus Strickland
Seher
Pride Terrell
Celssup
Karrs Hunt
Kashaye Ends
F-L
Ray Cordova
Develish Moment Terrell
Kansas
S-Mission Rd
Salvino
Cody Cody
Cody Croker
Merry
Earry
U S Hardcourts Indianapolis Results In Third Round
In Indianapolis, the U S Hardcourts featured top seeds with Courier and Sampras advancing. Becker and Ferreira posted wins as Witskan and Ho exited, while Martin and Clavei also progressed amid retirements and tight sets. In Montreal, Seles and Sanchez Vicario led in the Canadian Open with Maleeva and Goetzer ousted, and Edberg and Ivanisevic opened Volvo International play in New Haven.
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Dim Courier
Dade City
Fla
David Engel
Sweden
Pete Sampras
Bradenton
Todd Witskan
Zionsville
Ind
Jimmy Connors
Santa Ynez
Calif
Wayne Ferreira
South Africa
Boris Becker
Germany
David Wheaton
Deephaven
Minn
Brett Steven
New Zealand
Landon Stole
Australia
Thomas Engqvist
Tommy Ho
Ponte Verde Beach
Todd Martin
Lansing
Mich
Marcus Ondruska
Francisco Clavei
Spaih
Olivier Delaura
France
Montreal
Jarry Stadium
Patriciary
Canada
Katerina Maleeva
Bulgaria
Monica Seles
Yugoslavia
Naoko Sawamatsu
Japan
Arantxa Sanchez Vicario
Spain
Amanda Goetzer
Boxing results from Atlantic City AP report
Junior Jones of New York outpointed Max Gomez of Houston in a bantamweight ten round bout. Kevin Kelley of Flushing outpointed Antonio Hernandez of Houston in the featherweights. Carl Williams of White Plains defeated Ossie Ocasio of Puerto Rico in ten rounds at heavyweight.
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Atlantic City
Junior Jones
New York
Max Gomez
Houston
Kevin Kelley
Flushing
N.Y
Antonio Hernandez
Carl Williams
White Plains
Ossie Ocasio
Puerto Rico
Western and Eastern Texas League recap and games
Baseball Texas League second half report shows Tulsa leading the eastern division with Shreveport and Jackson chasing, while El Paso tops the western division ahead of Midland and San Antonio. Thursday results include El Paso 8 Midland 1 and Arkansas 5 Tulsa 0, with Friday and Saturday schedule updates for Midland, San Antonio, Arkansas, Jackson, and Tulsa, plus Western Division games featuring Oklahoma City and Denver.
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Castle Rock hosts $1.2 million International first round leader
Castle Pines course in Castle Rock Colorado opened the $1.2 million International with a modified Stableford format. Leading scores surfaced among many notable players including Ernie Els Jose Maria Olazabal Davis Love III and Tom Watson while the field logged a mix of birdies pars and bogeys on the par 72 layout.
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Doug Tewell
Kirk Triplett
Billy Andrade
Grant Waite
Tom Stackmann
Ernie Els
Brad Faxon Jose Maria Olazabal
Gary Hallberg Yoshinori Mizumaki
Sonny Skinner
Tom Walson
Tom Purtzer
Rarest T206 Magie card honors Sherry Magee misspelling
Sherwood Magee, star outfielder in the dead ball era, is remembered for a misread variation on the 1909-1910 T206 set called Magia. The card, cherished by collectors, is valued at 12,000 dollars or more. Magee led the NL in RBI four times and won the 1910 batting title, playing for the Phillies, Braves and Reds from 1904 to 1919.
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Biome
Weekend Sports Schedule Highlights Across Leagues
Saturday features baseball games including Oakland at Baltimore St Louis vs Atlanta and Kansas City vs Chicago along with pro football bouts San Francisco versus San Diego and Houston versus New Orleans. Sunday brings auto racing events NASCAR IndyCar and multiple baseball and tennis showings across major venues with several repeats of Chicago versus Los Angeles and St Louis versus Atlanta.
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Volvo International
the International
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Tim Reid
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Sports Cavalcade
KU Update Sports Scoreboards and Schedules
The notice lists general KU updates and multiple scoreboards including NBA NHL college baseball and Major League Baseball schedules standings and a sequence of internal schedule numbers and codes. It reads as a compact sports update card with upcoming schedules and standings references.
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Transitions and signings sweep across major leagues
Baseball moves include Tim Salmon called up by California Angels from Edmonton, Von Hayes waived, and Randy Knorr placed on the Blue Jays 15 day DL with David Weathers recalled from Syracuse. Football and college notes cover Eagles signings, Jets waiving Boyd Odegard, Seahawks injury moves, Redskins waiving Riggs, plus numerous college staff appointments across multiple schools.
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Tim Salmon
Edmonton
von Hayes
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Randy Knorr
David Weathers
Syracuse
Florida Marlins
Womq.am
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Preston Wilson
Softball City Results and Men’s League Scores
Summary of softball results across multiple leagues: Men’s Eight games Haynes Electric 12 over Sky Kings 7. Yogs 15 over Frank's School Pics 0. Journal- World 15 over 17. Back Ups 4 over 2. Men’s Ten KUBS 10 over Burdens on Society 5. Rolling Thunder 10 over Sales Pitch 5. Stan Thompson Insurance 12 over 19, Landplan Engineering 10 over 9. Men’s 12 Charlie's East Side 10 over Nobodles 7. Semicolons 18 over Los Puercos Saves 13. High Heat 23 over 17 NIC 117. Men’s 13 Rebels 18 over Fighting Slugs 8. First Nazarene 14 over Corpus Christi 11. FUMC 9 over 18 St. John's 6 over 13.
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High Heat
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Rebels
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Corpus Christi
Vespi Wins West Lanes Open A PBA Final
Final standings from the stepladder finish of the ABC West Lanes Open list Vespi of Coral Springs, Florida champion with 279 pinfalls. Jim Pencak of Mayfield Heights Ohio finished second earning 9,500, Amleto Monacelli of Venezuela third with 630 totaling 7,000, Greg Kemp fourth, Mark Bradley fifth. Vespi defeated Bradley 233 189 in the first final, Monacelli beat Kemp 193 169, Pencak beat Monacelli 210 204, and Vespi edged Pencak 279 205 for the title and 38,000 dollars.
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Mayfield Heights
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Venezuela
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Bryan
Texas
Mark Bradley
Akron
Bradley
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Pencak
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Rangers may trade All Star outfielder Ruben Sierra
The Texas Rangers moved to waive Ruben Sierra amid trade signals from two MLB officials. If he becomes a free agent after the season the team would receive draft picks, with general manager Tom Grieve noting a 50-50 chance of keeping Sierra. Sierra's recent numbers include a .276 average with 12 homers and 62 RBIs.
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Grieve
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Redskins waive back Gerald Riggs in a tough deal
Washington coach Joe Gibbs waived short yardage back Gerald Riggs after a career hampered by injuries. Riggs, a 1989 draft trade acquisition, led the team with 875 rushing yards that season but faced a crowded backfield with Earnest Byner Ricky Ervins Brian Mitchell John Settle and William Robert Green. Gibbs said Br uins would likely assume the short yardage role with Settle helping, as Riggs accepts a salary cut and seeks a fresh start.
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Gerald Riggs
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Ricky Ervins
Brian Mitchell
John Settle
William Robert Green
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USC Coach Raveling Reprimanded by NCAA Panel
USC basketball coach George Raveling received a public reprimand from the NCAA Division I Committee after comments following the Trojans loss to Georgia Tech in the NCAA tournament last March. The panel cited violations of policy prohibiting public criticism of officiating in championship events.
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George Raveling
Trojans
Georgia Tech
Roy F. Kramer
Raveling
NCAA
Notre Dame admits loan violation involving DuBose
Notre Dame athletic department acknowledged a violation after reports that linebacker Demetrius DuBose received a loan from a Seattle area alumni couple. The school said DuBose had been declared ineligible weeks earlier under NCAA procedure and sought restoration due to unique case facts.
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Demetrius DuBose
Seattle
DuBose
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Heritage Bowl to Return in Orange Bowl Jan 2
The Heritage Bowl plans to return January 2 in the Orange Bowl stadium after a problematic previous year. Organizers are negotiating with Black Entertainment Television to televise the game which matches the champions of the Southwestern and Mid-Eastern Athletic conferences. Both conferences are historically Black Division I IAA leagues.
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Royals Open 10-Game Road Trip in Chicago Preview
Kurt Caywood reports from Missouri on the Big Eight Skywriters tour and a Bill Mayer column preview. Royals start a 10-game road swing in Chicago with focus on key matchups and season outlook.
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Missouri
Royals
Chicago
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