Dog racing entries and bets for May meet
AP lists tonight's dog racing program with multiple grades and races on May 16 and 18. Entries include Oshkosh, RD's Fundraiser, DG's Flyin Nike, Nulite Kid Kadys, and TD crowds. bets show odds and assignments across grades A to D and dates.
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Associated Press
Israce
Georges Eleanor
Oshkosh
Schris Everetts
sBonds Stormy
Baseball Leaders and Standings From the Era
A scattered summary of American League and National League player stats, including runs, hits, doubles, home runs, and pitching figures for key players such as McGwire, Puckett, Martinez, DeShields, Kruk, and Bonds. The text also notes second-half standings in the Eastern and Western divisions and lists results from recent and upcoming minor league style games and schedules.
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Kruk
Philadelphia
Biggio
Houston
Hollins
Grissom
Montreal
Bonds
Pittsburgh
van Slyke
Gwynn
San Diego
Daulton
Sheffield
Murray
New York
McGrill
Bands
Bagwell
Pendleton
Atlanta
DeShields
Lankford
St. Louis
Duncan
Los Angeles
McGrid
L Walker
Dawson
Chicago
Karros
Louis
Sports on TV Tonight and Friday Schedule Update
TV guide lists Olympic coverage and baseball games across multiple channels. Notable events include 6:30 p.m. Olympics coverage featuring men's basketball and swimming, 7 p.m. Oakland versus Minnesota baseball, 11:35 p.m. Olympics with U S against Spain volleyball and boxing. Friday adds junior golf and more baseball games with Mets Cubs and Dodgers.
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Oakland
Minnesota
U.S
Japan
Chicago
Detroit
Spain
Northville
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
N.Y. Mets
San Diego
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Francisco
Multileague softball and church league scores list
A compact tally of multiple league games and forfeit results across Men s Four Five Six Women s Four Church Two and related teams and organizations. Standings include DCAT K mart Manpower and Riverside Har Grill with scores ranging up to 32 for Lawrence Paper Company and 22 for Riverside Har Grill.
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Dagwoods
Ultimate Tan
Chata
RTO Hawks
Salamanders
Jayhawk
Manpower Hitlers
Ball Busters
Springbok
Riverside Har&Grill
Embassador
McGrew Real Estate
Dawgs
Uarco, Inc
Street Heat
Lawrence
TAM Const
Eastside Grill&Bar
FOP One
Interx Pharm Hands
Lawrence Paper Company
Rueschhoff Corp
Bowling standings after fourth round in Columbia 300 Open
AP reports Tuesday standings from the Columbia 300 Open in San Antonio showing 24 game pinfall totals and match play records. Leading bowlers include Roger Bowker and Butch Soper with marks atop the field, followed by Scott Devers, Marc McDowell, Richard Wolfe, and others across two dozen competitors with varied win-loss records and pins.
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San Antonio
Roger Bowker
Ocala
Fla
Butch Soper
Lake Havasu City
Ariz
Scott Devers
Richmond
Ind
Marc McDowell
Madison
Wis
Richard Wolfe
Arlington
Dave Husted
Milwaukie
Ore
U S Pro Tennis Results From Longwood Club
Tuesday at the U S Pro Championships in Brookline shows Basse defeating Lundgren 6 2, Reneberg routing Strayman 6 1 6 0, Rusedski beating Layendecker 7 4 7 5, Borg edging Bezecny 6 3 6 4. In San Marino the Muratti clay tourney opened with Strelba beating Fontang 6 4 7 6, Monta working past Valeri 6 3 6 6-4, and Wuyts defeating Azar 6 4 5 7 7 5.
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U.S
Bjorn, Borg
Sweden
George Bezecny
Boca Raton
Fla
San Marino
Aly
Martin Strelba
Czechoslovakia
Frederic Fontang
France
Francisco Roly
Spain
Raul Viver
Ecuador
Francisco Montana
Miami
Massimo Valeri
Italy
Bart Wuyts
Belgium
Roberto Azar
Argentina
Dokes Beats Ferguson In Heavyweight Bout In Atlantic City
In Atlantic City Michael Dokes from Las Vegas outpointed Jesse Ferguson of Philadelphia over 10 rounds. Dokes, 25, used superior hand speed and footwork to win on points, improving his record as Ferguson suffered the loss in the heavyweight contest.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Michael Dokes
Las Vegas
Jesse Ferguson
Philadelphia
Cubs Recall Slocumb and Dodgers Fetch Pequero in Trades
Transactions show CHICAGO CUBS recalling Heathcliff Slocumb from the minor leagues and designating Jeff Kunker for assignment. LOS ANGELES DODGERS acquired Julio Pequero from Philadelphia to complete an earlier trade, and Steve Sodders moved from Chicago to Bakersfield to finish another deal. Phillies placed Steve Lake on 15 day injured list and recalled Todd Pratt from Scranton Wilkes-Barre. Also lists several NBA NFL college moves and staff appointments across teams.
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Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Heathcliff Slocumb
Jeff Kunker
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Julio Pequero
Philadelphia Phillies
Stan Javier
Pequero
Albuquerque
Steve Sodders
Kal Daniels
Sodders
Bakersfield
Steve Lake
Todd Pratt
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Olympics Gymnastics and Swimming Results Highlight Team Finals
Reports from Barcelona and other venues show Unified Team leading in women’s team gymnastics with top scores for Svattana Boguinskala and teammates, followed by Romania and the United States. In swimming, Dagmar Hase leads Germany in the 400 freestyle finals, with Janet Evans close behind, and a 400 medley relay showing strong U S, China and Germany performances.
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Ta- Hana Lisenko
Roza Galleva
Tatiana Gutsy
Elena Groudneva
Oksana Tchovssovitinal
Romania
Cristina Bontas
Lavinia Corina Milosovici
Gina Elena Gogean
Vanda Maria Madarean
Maria Necutita
Mirela Ana Pasca
United States
Shannon Miller
Edmond
Oklas
Betty Okino
Elmhurst
Whit Zmaskal
Houston
Kerri Strug
Tucson
Ariz
Dominique Dawes
Silver Spring
Wendy Bruce
North Lauderdale
Fla
China
Yang Bo
Lu Li
Li Yifang
Li Li
He Xuemei
Zhang Xia
Spain
Cristina Fraguas Sanchez
Sonia Fraguas Sanchez
Alicia Fernandez
Eva Maria Rueda Bravo
Ruth Rollan Gonzalez
Silvia Martinez Albalat
Barcelona
Alexandre Papay
Gustavo Borges
Brazil
Stephan Caran
France
Jon Olsen
Jonesboro
Ark
Matt Biondi
Castro Valley
Calif
Tommy Werner
Sweden
Christian A. Troeger
Germany
Guennadi Prigada
Martin Zubera
Rick Caray
Vladimir Selkov
Stefano Battistelli
Aly
Hajime Itoi
Japan
Tripp
Egerszegi
Tunde Szabo
Hungary
Sea Loveless
Crestwood
N.Y
Nicole Stevenson
Australia
Dante Wagstaff
Mission Hills
Kan
Joanne Meehan
Nina Jivanevskaia
Yoko Koikawa
Dagmar Hase
Janet Evans
Placentia
Hayley Jane Lewis
Erika Hansen
King of Prussia
Kerstin Kielgass
Isabelle Arnould
Belgium
Malin Nilsson
Suzu Chiba
Nicole Halstell
St. Petersburg
Dara Torres
Gainesville
Angel Martino
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Jenny Thompson
Dover
N.H
East Germany
Kristin Otto
Manuella Stellmach
Sabia Schulze
Helke Friedrich
Zhuang Yong
Yang
Tu bin
Yang Wenyi
le Jingyi
Franzisks van Aimsick
Simone Osygus
Daniela Munger
Manuela Stellmach
Natalia Machtcheriakova
Svetlana Lechoukova
Elena Dendeberova
Elena Choubina
Netherlands
Olana van de Plaats
Mildred Myls
Marianne Muis
Karin Brienesse
South Korea
John Riggins Set for Football Hall of Fame Induction
Washington Redskins fullback John Riggins, 42, prepares for induction into the Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio, six years after retiring. He recalls the game as almost too easy, now pursuing acting while confronting the bittersweet end of his football career. Riggins began with the New York Jets in 1971, joined the Redskins in 1976, sat out 1980, then returned for four seasons and two Super Bowls.
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Melbourne
Tokyo
Mexico City
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Silver Spring
Washington Redskins
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Hall of Fame
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Canton
Ohio
New York Jets
Redskins
House bill helps bowls in tax dispute
The House approved a bill allowing collegiate football bowls to receive sponsorship subsidies tax free, aiming to shield millions in corporate sponsorship payments. The Senate Finance Committee planned action. the bill would offset revenue loss by taxing rebates charities gain from affinity credit cards.
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Washington
House
Senate Finance Committee
Internal Revenue Service
economist notes NFL pay low due to free agency rules
Economist Michael Glassman testified for eight players in an antitrust suit that only five 1990 restricted free agents were paid near market value. He named Neal Anderson and quarterbacks Joe Montana, Boomer Esiason, Bernie Kosar, and Jim Everett as examples of players earning less because they could not freely negotiate with any team.
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Minneapolis
NFL
Michael Glassman
Neal Anderson
Joe Montana
San Francisco
Boomer Esiason
Cincinnati
Bernie Kosar
Cleveland
Jim Everett
Los Angeles Rams
McCartney criticized by ADL over conference remarks
Colorado football coach Bill McCartney faces ADL protest after saying the strongest voice in America is the Christian male at a Promise Keepers event in Boulder. ADL leaders Saul Rosenthal and Stephen Arent object to remarks made to the 22,500 attendees.
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Colo
Colorado
Bill McCartney
Anti-Defamation League
McCartney
America
ADL
Saul Rosenthal
Denver
Stephen W. Arent
Montana Says Arm Status Unchanged At Camp
San Francisco quarterback Joe Montana says his right shoulder is not improving after October surgery. He sat out last season and is unable to throw effectively at the 49ers training camp, expressing frustration as the arm neither worsens nor improves.
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Rocklin
Calif
San Francisco
Joe Montana
Montana
49Ers
Kansas Open first round leads Royals vs Blue Jays
Kansas City sports page covers the opening round of the Kansas Open. Royals face the Blue Jays in a key match while preview notes on an Andrew Hartsock column and early tournament storylines.
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Royals
Blue Jays
Andrew Hartsock
Kansas athletic and fan ticket lines noted in Journal-World
Kansas University athletic ticket office and KC Chiefs ticket office are mentioned along with KC Royals fan lines and charge card lines. Clinton State Park, Lawrence parks and rec info, and Heartland Park appear as related locations in the Journal-World sports snippet.
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Journal-World Sports
Kansas University Athletic Ticket Office
KC Chiefs
KC Royals
Clinton State Park
Lawrence Parks & Rec
Heartland Park
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