Major league standings and tonight's games recap
MLB standings show Cleveland 3 Boston 2 in 11 innings, Kansas City 7 New York 0, Toronto 12 Seattle 7, Texas 11 Baltimore 4, Chicago 1 Minnesota 0, Detroit 5 Oakland 3, Milwaukee 7 California 5. Tonight’s schedule includes Oakland at Detroit, Cleveland at Toronto, Texas at Baltimore, New York at Chicago, Minnesota at Kansas City, all 7:35 p.m. start.
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Kansas City
New York
Toronto
Seattle
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Baltimore
Chicago
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Milwaukee
California
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Lopez
Morris
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Giants Rally For 7 6 Victory Over Marlins Inny Thriller
The San Francisco Giants, down 6 2 in the eighth, staged a dramatic comeback to beat the Florida Marlins 7 6. Bobby Thompson crushed a two run homer off Bryan Harvey with two outs in the ninth after Dave Martinez walked and stole second. Bonds nearly capped the night with the final homer but celebrated with the team in a show of emotion. The win keeps the Giants 7 12 games ahead in the NL West as Atlanta edged Chicago 4 3.
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Florida
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Chicago
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Harvey
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Cardinals
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Eric Davis
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Phillies
Jeff Bagwell
Eric Anthony
Darry Kile
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Freddie Benavides
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Dave Clark
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Parity marks HOA race for Heart of America title
HOA coaches foresee a balanced 1993 season with Benedictine favored in NAIA Div II rankings and Don Brown returning for Benedictine. Baker, Rich ard’s Wildcats push to improve with Tim Sheldon and Gary Greenwood leading an adjusted offense. Evangel, William Jewell, Missouri Valley loom as threats in a tight race.
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Heart of America
Baker
Benedictine
HOA
Larry Wilcox
Ravens
Don Brown
Charlie Richard
Jon Mize
Richard
Wildcats
Tim Sheldon
Jimmie Rose
Gary Greenwood
Evangel
Crusaders
Baker University
Baldwin
Charnie Richard
Leroy Brown
Sakar
Benedictine College
Atchison
Findlay
Ohio
Christian Okoye
Missouri Valley
Marshall
Vikings
Gray Purdum
Purdum
Mo. Valley
Heart of America football notes from area colleges
Summary of 1992 football rosters and records for Baker University Benedictine College Evangel College William Jewell Missouri Valley Graceland Central Methodist Mid-America Nazarene Culver-Stockton and Guliver-Stockton with coaches, records, HOA standings and notable players including All-Americans and record holders.
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Evangel College
Springfiid
Crusaders
Hoa
Keith Barefield
Misc
Baker
Derrick Clark
Graceland
Lamont, Iowe
Yellowjackets
Tom Kotz
Kotz
Central Methodist
Fayette, Mo
Eagles
Larry Anderson
Mid-America Nazarene
Olathe
Pioneers
Flacord
Mike Redwine
Jason Stansbury
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