Baseball leaders and MLB batting and pitching highlights
AP review of American League and National League leaders with names like Martinez Gaucher Hart, Puckett, Griffey, Carter, and McGwire. Key stats include hits, RBIs, doubles, home runs, steals, and pitching wins, losses, and strikeouts for top players across multiple teams. Strong entities include Detroit, Seattle, Minnesota, Boston, Kansas City, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, San Diego, and Montreal.
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Puckett
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Thomas Chi
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Harper Min
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Emartinez
Seattle
Knoblauch
Minnesota
Carter
Toronto
Anderson
Baltimore
Raines
Chicago
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McGwire
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Gbell
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Thamias
Reimer
Texas
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Winfield
Triples
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Sjohnson
Listach
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Ralomar
Sierra
White
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Molitor
Ju Gonzalez
Fielder
Tottleton
Belle
Griffey
Deer
Polonia
California
Henderson
Sohnson
Jn Guzman
JnMorris
Fleming
Appier
Krueger
Mussina
McDowell
Clemens
Boston
R Johnson
Perez
New York
JuGuzman
Appler
Ryan
Kbrown
Eckersley
Sports on TV Tonight and Tomorrow schedule
A compact listing of televised events across golf baseball football auto racing tennis and more. Notable matchups include Kansas City versus Chicago on multiple channels, St. Louis against Atlanta, Philadelphia versus Atlanta, Pittsburgh versus Chicago, and several auto racing titles like NASCAR and IndyCar events across weekend and Monday slots.
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Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
Atlanta
Cage
Los Angeles
Tim Reid
Arena Rowl
New England
Philadelphia
U.S
Pittsburgh
Baseball standouts strikeouts and saves leaders
Strikeout leaders include Cone New York 210 Smoltz Atlanta 170 SFernandez New York 150 GMaddux Chicago 148 Orabek Pittsburgh 138 Rijo Cincinnati 129 Benes San Diego 123. Saves leader LeSmith St. Louis 32 Wettaland Montreal 27 Drones Houston 27 Myers San Diego 25 Charlton Cincinnati 24 MtWilliams Philadelphia 22 Belinda Pittsburgh 15 Dibble Cincinnati 15 Arena Atlanta 15.
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San Pleo
Sheffield
San Diego
Daytton
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Lwalker
Montreal
Karros
Los Angeles
Hollins
Pendleton
Atlanta
Dawson
Chicago
Grissom
DeShields
Lankford
St. Louis
Buller
Roberts
Cincinnati
Finley
Houston
Biggle
Cone
New York
Smoltz
Sfernandez
Gmaddux
Orabek
Pitsburgh
Rijo
Benes
Saves — LeSmith
Wettaland
Drones
Myers
Charlton
MtWilliams
Belinda
Dibble
Arena
Kings beat White Sox 4 3 in tight American League tilt
In Kenmore Washington AP reports Royals toppled Chicago 4 to 3 as McCaskill earned the win while Hernandez took the loss. McCaskill worked 7 innings and aided by a risky HBP and a W P call, Fisk PB, and solid defense. Umpires Home Roe Joyce Craft Phillips. First round action noted at GTE Northwest Classic with Boston-bound leaders in Inglewood.
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Aquino
Maghante
Meacham W
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Hernandez
McCaskill
Miller
Kenmore
Wash
Inglewood Country Club
Tennis results from Castle Rock and Canadian Open action
Suspended second round play at Castle Pines after lightning with 71 players left. Notable names include Pohl Pate Daly and Elkington. In Montreal, Monica Seles, Arantxa Sanchez Vicario, Helena Sukova, Lori McNeil and doubles teams won matches at the Matinée International Canadian Open. In Indianapolis, Jim Courier Becker and others reached quarterfinals in the U S Hardcourts. Volvo International in New Haven saw Edberg Ivanisevic Chang and Lendl advance in third round.
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Castle Rock
Galo
Castle Pines Golf Club
Stableford
Dan Pohl
Steve Pate
John Daly
Ernie Else
Andrew Magee
Dan Forsman
Waibring
Lee Janzen
Bob Lohr
Brad Faxon Arzo
Steve Elkington
Peter Persons
Mike Reida
John Ross
Ej, Pilster
Gene Say
Montreal
Jarry Stadium
Ater
Monica Seles
Yugoslavia
Patricia Hy
Canada
Arantxa Sanchez Vicario
Spain
Nathalie Tauzial
France
Helena Sukova
Czechoslovakia
Mary Joe Fernandez
Miami
Lori McNeil
Houston
Manuela Maleeva-Fragniere
Switzerland
a~Srterfinas
Gigi Fernandez
Puerto Rico
Natalia Zvorava
Belarus
Jo-Anne Faull
Australia
Julie Richardson
New Zealand
Jill, Hetherington
Kathy Rinaldi
Amelia Island
Fla
Rennae Stubbs
Isabelle Demongeot
Nathalie Tauziat
Nicole Provis
Elna Reinach
South Africa
Patty Jendick
Sacramento
Calif
Andrea Simadova
MLB and NFL and college transactions snapshot
Cleveland Indians sent Jim Thome to Colorado Springs and recalled Jesse Levis. Brewers placed Ron Robinson on 14 day DL. Expos placed Bret Barberie on 15 day DL and recalled Jerry Willard. Giants placed Chris James on 15 day DL and activated Craig Colbert. Mavericks appoint Brad Davis as public relations rep. Bills waived Brian Taylor. Chiefs signed Nick Lowery to three one year deals. Eagles waived William Boatwright. Steelers agreed terms with Carnell Lake. Buccaneers waived Patrick Allen and relinquished rights to Jesse Solomon. Kansas signed Glen Mason to five year extension. Mississippi Valley State suspended Keith Wallace. Tennessee Tech named Buck Fowler offensive line coach. UC Irvine named Andy Read head volleyball coach and Steve Clark head tennis coach.
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Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
Jim Thome
Colorado Springs
Jesse Levis
Milwaukee Brewers
Ron Robinson
Montreal Expos
Bret Barberie
Jerry Willard
Indianapolis
SAN Francisco Giants
Chris James
Craig Colbert
Basketball National Basketball Association
Dallas Maverick
Brad Davis
National Football League
Buffalo Bills
Brian Taylor
Kansas City Chiefs
Nick Lowery
Philadelphia Eagles
William Boatwright
Pittsburgh Steelers
Carnell Lake
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Patrick Allen
Jesse Soloman
College Kansas
Glen Mason
Mississippi Valley State
Keith Wallace
Tennessee Tech
Buck Fowler
UC Irvine
Andy Read
Steve Clark
KU Sports Update and Scoreboards Overview
KU general ticket details and updates appear alongside NFL NBA NHL and college scoreboards. The notice lists schedules standings for Major League Baseball and other leagues, with a focus on upcoming games and results.
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JW Sports Connection
Fragmentary line reads like a numbers list from a ledger
OCR fragment shows a sequence of five digit numbers interleaved with periods and spaces. No clear event or names. Likely data row or catalog snippet rather than a narrative item.
Malden Horse Racing Friday Results Card
Malden parimutuel results show multiple races with purses from 1 600 to 4 700 dollars 870 and 400 yard sprints plus 11/18 mile events. Exacta quinella and trifecta payouts appear for each race with winners jockeys and times listed. Attendance and handle figures recorded for the meet.
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Malden
Smash Hunt
Assassin Crissup
Lias Henri Muirhead
Bold Thermos Crissup
Sizzler Hunt
Stites Stride Weghorst
Majestic Victory Lively
Thumbs
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Kartell Sellwood
Fletcher
Blue Boy Stargel
Big Billy Eads
Wauna Shores
Sharonna Royale Eads
Quinella
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Hurt
Cabin Life Strickland
Wingra Sellwood
Stargel
North Muirhead
Saints sign free safety Gene Atkins ending 32 day holdout
New Orleans free safety Gene Atkins ended his 32 day holdout and signed a two year contract with the Saints. The move leaves three unsigned players on the roster while other holdouts Brett Maxie, Eric Martin, and Toi Cook show varying progress. Atkins met with GM Jim Finks for several hours Thursday night.
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NEW Orleans
Gene Atkins
New Orleans Saints
Saints
Jim Finks
Atkins
Brett Maxie
Eric Martin
Toi Cook
Finks
Chiefs sign Nick Lowery to three one-year deals
Kansas City Chiefs reach three one-year contracts with 13-year veteran Nick Lowery. The team also nears a deal with running back Christian Okoye after a holdout. Lowery to play in final two exhibition games. Okoye rumored to join, Paige negotiation remains distant. Eddie Brown released to make roster room.
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Kansas City Chiefs
Nick Lowery
Christian Okoye
Lowery
Chiefs
River Falls
Wis
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Okoye
Kmbc-Tv
Stephone Paige
Morten Anderson
New Orleans Saints
NFL
Jan Stenerud
Eddie Brown
Booster boss implicated in Notre Dame case
Grant E. Courtney, president of the Western Washington Notre Dame Alumni Club, and his wife Rose, were identified by the Los Angeles Times as the couple who gave gifts and a $5,000 loan to star linebacker Demetrius DuBose. Notre Dame said the dealings violated NCAA rules and ineligible the player.
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Notre Dame
The
Los Angeles Times
Demetrius DuBose
Grant E. Courtney
Western Washington
Rose
DuBose
Bengals GM blasts agent over Klingler talks
Cincinnati Bengals general manager Mike Brown criticized agent Leigh Steinberg for pressuring a trade, saying Klingler negotiations have been the slowest in team history. Cincinnati offered about $6 million over four years while Klingler seeks $8 million after a record setting college career at the University of Houston.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bengals
Mike Brown
David Klingler
Brown
Leigh Steinberg
Bengals
Klingler
University of Houston
Bird sits out golf tourney at Terre Haute event
Ter re Haute Indiana AP report notes the same acting pack that pushed Larry Bird to retire from pro basketball kept him from participating in the ninth annual Larry Bird Golf Classic held at the Country Club of Terre Haute. The fundraiser drew a full field to aid the Terre Haute Boys Club.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Larry Bird
Indiana State
Country Club of
Nebraska seeks $800000 broadcast rights deal
Nebraska is seeking an $800 000 annual payment for exclusive rights to football and men's basketball and wants women's volleyball or basketball home games on the Husker network. The figure appears in preliminary contract revisions sent to three Omaha stations bidding for 1993 94 season. WOW and KKAR bid $700000 each, while KFAB offered $645354 with CPI increases.
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Neb
Nebraska
Husker
Lincoln Star Reports
Omaha
WOW
KKAR
KFAB
Seles Advances in Montreal Open Semifinals
Monica Seles, top seed, defeats Patricia Hy 6 1, 4 6, 6 1 to reach the Matinee International Canadian Open semifinal. She notes an unusually high number of double faults, five in the match, and questions her serving performance despite the win.
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Montreal
Monica Seles
Seles
Patricia Hy
Big Eight Skywriters Tour Coverage From Colorado
Kurt Caywood reports from Colorado on Kansas and Lawrence High football scrimmages and Chuck Woodling notes and quotes column in Sunday preview sports section.
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Colorado
Kansas
Lawrence
Chuck Woodling
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