Baseball Standings And Tonight's MLB Schedule
Major League standings shown for the American and National Leagues with several games final. Highlights include New York nine Oakland five and Milwaukee seven Cleveland one. Cincinnati five Pittsburgh two. Seattle eight Baltimore five. Boston ten Chicago nine. Tonight only listed games across both leagues with pitchers and teams specified.
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Mayer column ponders Kansas renaissance after disappointing 1986
Dave Gumpert argues KU must earn success in 1987 despite rich facilities and coaching pedigree. He notes 1984-85 promise faded after 1986, cites Brown, Manning, and Owens era dynamics, contrasts football and basketball paths, and suggests a shift to Giants style uniforms won’t by itself yield multiple extra wins.
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Royals recall Anderson from Omaha
Kansas City Royals bring up Rick Anderson from Omaha as the long reliever and possible rotation depth. Dave Gumpert is sent to the Class AAA affiliate after a spring trade from Chicago. Bud Black and Danny Jackson injuries prompt the move to cover starts.
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Mavericks discuss hire with MacLeod for coach post
Dallas Mavericks officials said they would meet with John MacLeod to day to discuss the NBA team's vacant head coaching job. MacLeod, former Phoenix Suns coach, was to meet with general manager Norm Sonja and Rick Sund, the club's player personnel director.
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Phillies climb out of NL East basement with 3-1 win
The Philadelphia Phillies beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-1 as Rick Schu homered and drove in a run while Shane Rawley and Steve Bedrosian delivered strong pitching. The win, fueled by Schu's homer off Rick Honeycutt and a fourth inning force play by Milt Thompson, lifts Philadelphia from last place for the first time this season.
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LHS doubles finish third at state tennis meet
Leavenworth Lawrence High's doubles pair John Cayton and Andrew Meyer finished third at the state meet. Coach Dick Wedel praised their effort amid a field of about 28 to 30 GA schools, noting the pair won two matches before a semifinal loss and later prevailed in the consolation bracket.
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Pooley Wins Memorial With Late Charge
Don Pooley roared to a second career title at the Memorial in Dublin Ohio finishing 2-under 70 to edge Curt Byrum by three strokes at 272. The win came after Hoch faltered, Pooley capitalized to claim the title on Sunday.
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CFA weighs integrity drive as football faces reforms
Wake Forest president Dr. Thomas J. Hearn, speaking for the College Football Association, warned big-time programs risk losing status if ethics and recruiting practices do not improve. The CFA plans a national monitoring system to curb abuses while keeping football’s entertainment role balanced with integrity.
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Luncheon Optimists Top VFW as Oelschlager Homers Twice
Ron Oelschlager belted two home runs lifting Luncheon Optimists to a 9-5 win over VFW in Holcom League. Willie Dotson homered for VFW. FOP won by forfeit when a Rotary player was ejected in the sixth. Rotary’s Steve Kelly and Chris White homered. Rich Breshears and Craig Butler added two hits for FOP. In Houk League Luncheon Optimist A’s beat KPS 4-3 and Noon Kiwanis defeated Perkins 9-3. Ice League Pizza Shoppe beat FMC 8-7 and Francis Sporting Goods topped Coleman 4-3. Mets reportedly negotiating with Tom Seaver, could sign by week’s end. Seaver eyes return after 1983 stint with Mets, free agent status after Red Sox bid stalled.
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