Baseball Star Stats Take The Spotlight In League Totals
American and National League leaders shine in batting and pitching tallies. Key figures include Puckett Hall Baerga Molitor and Sierra leading hits while McGwire and Sheffield pace home runs. Star pitchers like Krueger Morris and Glavine showcase strong seasons with double figure wins and strikeout counts.
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Realignment Texas League Second Half Standings
In the Texas League second half Eastern Division Jackson Astros faced Shreveport Giants in an 8 9 8 7 split with Tulsa Rangers and Arkansas Cardinals hovering. Western Division saw Paso Brewers 6 Midland Angels 6 San Antonio Dodgers 94 11 Wichita Padres 8 clinch the first half. Monday results: Midland 5 Wichita 4 in 10, El Paso over San Antonio, Shreveport 11 Jackson 4, Arkansas 4 Tulsa. Today’s games include Wichita at Midland, San Antonio at El Paso, Shreveport at Jackson, Tulsa at Arkansas.
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Wimbledon tennis results and horse racing odds update
At Wimbledon England AP reports on results in men's singles Andre Agassi defeating Goran Ivanisevic 6-4 8-4 6-4, doubles John McEnroe and Michael Stich with Grabb and Reneberg, women’s singles Steffi Graf defeating Monica Seles 6-2 6-1. The page also lists greyhound racing results with multiple races, odds, and attendances, plus doubles in tennis with Suk and Savchenko Nilands defeating Eltingh and Oremans and other juvenile and seniors matches.
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England
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New York
Michael Stich
Germany
Jim Grabb
Tucson
Ariz
Richie Reneberg
Palm Desert
Calif
Stetti Graf
Monica Seles
Yugoslavia
Gigi Fernandez
Aspen
Calo
Natalia Zvereva
Russia
Jana Novoina
Czechoslovakia
Larisa Savchenko- Neiland
Latvia
Prospect Ivan Rodriguez Emerges For Ranger Future Hope
Early cards feature Ivan Rodriguez from Vega Baja PR as a 16 year old signee who debuted at 19. He is noted for a strong throwing arm and already challenging base stealers in the American League, with minor league stops at Gastonia Charlotte and Tulsa on his path to Texas. The 1992 Danruss card priced at 5 cents now fetches 31 due to speculation about his future.
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Gastonia
Charlotte
Tulsa
Texas
Danruss
Sports on TV Tonight and Tomorrow Card
A compact guide lists baseball games including Kansas City vs Boston Chicago vs Baltimore New York vs Atlanta St Louis vs San Diego Cincinnati vs Chicago Milwaukee vs Texas and Kansas City vs Milwaukee plus boxing Littles vs Lyles Artemicy Baysmore golf events US Senior Open Busch Classic and Escondido Open with tour de France cycling and bowling schedules across Wednesday and Thursday programs
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Biggio
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Montreal
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Gwynn
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Kip Gross
Albuquerque
Henry Rodriguez
Auguila Heals and Twilight Jevichob in Raceway Cards
A jumble of horse and dog racing entries with multiple names, race numbers, and grade levels for May 14 and May 16. Includes listed horses such as Augila Heals, Twilight Jevichob, and several others, with various grades from A to D and numerous jockey or trainer identifiers mixed in.
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Spretty Brittya
Matt Dillon
Shenandoshe
Tauguila Heals
Twilite Jevichob
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Astorm
Grigsby
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éBarkens
Paco
ILK
Brattend
Chris Guns
Volleyball City Results Spring Indoor Coed Power
Standings show Attitude and Out of Control winning 3 games each while Paradise Flamingos and Spike Artists claim two wins. Straight A's and Swe! Sour split results as Peak 1 and other teams post limited success in this round-robin schedule.
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Out of Control
Paradise Flamingos
Spike Artists
Swe! & Sour
Tour de France Stage Two Results Pau to San Sebastian
Stage two results list Javier Margualday of Amaya as winner in 6 hours 41 minutes and 6 seconds, with Virenque and Bugno close behind. Indurain, Chiappucci, and LeMond also podium among top riders, while overall standings show Virenque leading by 19:29:28 after two stages.
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Richard Virenque
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Bugno
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Roche
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Bowling Escondido Seniors Lead After Second Round
Escondido California hosts the Escondido PBA Senior Open at Palomar Lanes with 12-game pinfall totals. Top markers include Matt Buxton of Marian Ohio with 2,734 and Dave Davis of West Palm Beach Florida with 2,652. Others from California and across the U S place in the list headed by Buxton.
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Gene Stas
Allen Park
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Ron Winger
Tarzana
Don Gilman
Oregon City
Ore
Sam Lavalle
San Jose
Frank Jackson
Dick Weber
St. Louis
John Handegard
Thousand Oaks
Glenn Alissa
Football teams report dates for 1992 NFL camps
AP lists training camp reporting sites for all NFL teams with rookie and veteran dates. Entries include Bills at Fredonia State, Bengals at Wilmington College, Browns at Browns Complex, Broncos at Northern Colorado, Colts at Anderson University, Chiefs at River Falls, Raiders at Oxnard, Dolphins at St Thomas, Patriots at Bryant College, Jets at Hofstra, Steelers at St Vincent, Chargers at UC San Diego, Seahawks at headquarter Kirkland, Falcons at Suwanee, Bears at Platteville, Cowboys at St Edward's, Lions at Pontiac Silverdome, Packers at St Norbert, Rams at UC Irvine, Vikings at Mankato, Saints at La Crosse, Giants at Pan College, Eagles at West Chester, Cardinals at Northern Arizona, 49ers at Sierra College, Buccaneers at Tampa, Redskins at Dickinson College, and arena league and holiday notes including Sacramento games.
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Monarchs Fall In Twinbill Weekend Series
The Lawrence Monarchs dropped to 8-19 after weekend losses in Elkhart and Denver. They were beaten by the Colorado Truckers 12-2 and the Colorado Bears 9-1 in Sunday games. Chris Earl homered in both games, giving him four on the season. Hutch Humphries hit his first homer of the year against the Truckers. The Monarchs went 1-3 in Elkhart, and they travel to Wichita on Wednesday to face the Broncos.
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Major League Realignment and Roster Moves Snapshot
The compact sports brief lists NL realignment effective next season with Braves Reds Cubs and Cardinals assigned to East or West divisions. It notes multiple player moves across MLB and minor leagues, plus NFL CFL and other leagues, including signings retirements recalls recalls and coach appointments.
Access Dial Instructions for Codes 6768 and 6769
Guidance to use Access by dialing 865 5000 and entering a four digit category code. The codes 6768 and 6769 denote specific categories. Verify numbers and follow system prompts for access completion.
Laettner Finishes Duke Degree After Olympic Season
Duke All-American Christian Laettner completed the remaining work for his undergraduate degree after winning an Olympic gold medal with the U S team at the Tournament of Americas. He completed a sociology course in summer session and will receive his diploma dated September 1 1992. Duke officials declined comment citing privacy laws. Coach Mike Krzyzewski defended Laettner for taking extra time to graduate despite being one credit short.
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Lino Leads Tour After Fourth Stage Breakaway
Pascal Lino moved into the overall lead on the third stage from Pau to Bordeaux as Rob Harmeling won a long sprint. The main peloton finished seven minutes behind with Lino at 1 minute 54 seconds ahead of Richard Virenque, Indurain in third, Bugno close behind, and LeMond further back despite past wins.
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France
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Lino
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Rob Harmeling
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Richard Virenque
Miguel Indurain
Spain
Gianni Bugno
Italy
Greg LeMond
Big Eight women’s team ends Canadian trip 3-2
The Big Eight women’s select team finished its five game Canadian tour with a 3-2 record. Yantrece Williams led with 14.2 points per game and scored 20 against the Canadian Junior National Team while Alana Slatter hit double figures in three games. Stacy Truitt also played on the squad coached by Dick Halterman.
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Oklahoma State
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MSU Football Player Shot In Meridian Family Dispute
A Mississippi State University football player was hospitalized in satisfactory condition after a Sunday shooting in Meridian during a family argument. Police said no charges had been filed yet. the incident occurred during a family dispute.
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Mississippi State University
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Catlin earns Junior berth at U S Junior Amateur qualifier
John Catlin posted 78 and 72 for a 36 hole 150 to win medalist honors at Mission Hills Country Club and advance to the U S Junior Championships in Milton Massachusetts July 25 to August 1. Also qualifying were Benji Marcum Rob O'Brien and Judd Mourning. Jets kicker Leahy retires after 18 NFL seasons due to sciatic nerve condition.
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Wednesday preview inside sports section
KU baseball coach Dave Bingham recalls Royals rookie Steve Shifflett. Coverage includes today’s KGA Junior sectional at Alvamar and Kurt Caywood’s column.
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