Baseball Leaders In The American League A P Roundup
AP baseball leaders list for the American League includes top figures in hits, runs, averages, and key categories. Notable names feature Olerud, Lofton, Molitor, and Belle among others, with team affiliations shown for context and ranking within the season’s stat leaders.
Sports on TV Tonight and Tomorrow Schedule Card
Listings show baseball games including New York versus Atlanta and Kansas City versus Seattle, plus Chicago against Oakland and St Louis against Chicago. Also boxing Gonzalez versus Jones, NBA finals Phoenix versus Chicago, golf U S Open rounds, and Motocross AMA Supercross events across Wednesday to Friday with multiple channel references.
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Atlanta
Gonzalez
Jones
Kansas City
Seattle
Chicago
Oakland
St. Louis v. Chicago
St. Louis
Montreal
Phoenix
California
Baseball Stat Leaders and Draft Notes From Wide MLB Listings
The listing compiles season totals and leaders for hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and steals, naming players such as Bonds, Daulton, Grace, and Van Slyke among others with team affiliations like San Francisco Philadelphia and Montreal. It also covers pitching leaders and strikeouts, plus Kansas City Royals draft picks and a long roster of 1993 amateur selections with positions and schools.
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Daulton
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Gatarraga
Colorado
Bonds
Dhalling
Grace
Chicago
Grissom
Montreal
Incaviglia
Kally
Cincinnati
van Slyke
Pittsburgh
Blanger
Atlanta
JaBell
Bands
Gwynn
San Diego
Cordero
Caminiti
Houston
Dykstra
Olver
Haya
D Lewis
E Young
Coleman
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Roberts
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Hill
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Jackson
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Smoltz
Royals
Kansas City Royals
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Blue Springs
Nell Atkinson
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Anthony Bal
Athens
Texas
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Highland HS
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Nevin Brewer
Nevin Brewer, Rhp
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Jacque Jones
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Justin McGay
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South Jordan
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Puerto Rico
Brian Mayers
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Palo Verde Valley
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Montgomery Call
Wimbledon seeds announced for 1993 championships in London
Wimbledon seedings list includes Pete Sampras as top seed with Stefan Edberg second and Boris Becker fourth. Other high seeds are Goran Ivanisevic, Michael Stich, Ivan Lendl, Andre Agassi, Petr Korda, Michael Chang, Wayne Ferreira, Karel Novacek and Thomas Muster among the top 16. Money leaders table places Courier, Bruguera, Stich, Sampras, Edberg, Krajicek, Medvedev, Chang, Novacek, Becker, Masur, Korda, Muster.
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Sweden
Courier
Dade City
Borla Becker
Germany
Goran Ivanisevic
Croatia
Michael Stich
Ivan Lendl
Greenwich
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Las Vegas
Richard Kralicek
Netherlands
Andrei Madvedny
Ukraine
Petr Korda
Czech Republic
Michael Chang
Henderson
Wayna Ferreira
South Africa
MallVal
Washington
Ponte Vedra Beach
Karel Novacek
Thomas Munter
Austria
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Serg! Bruguera
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Andrei Medvedev
Boris Backer
Wally Masur
Thomas Muster
Major league teams reshuffle rosters and signings across leagues
A sweeping transaction list shows Cleveland Indians placing Ted Power on the 15 day disabled list and recalling Paul Abbott. Milwaukee Brewers place Mike Boddicker on 16 day DL and recall Mike Ignasiak. Oakland Athletics recall Scott Brosius and option Henry Marcedas to Tacoma. Seattle Mariners option Rosa Swan and designate Len Picota. sign several players. Texas Rangers sign multiple players. Also reports signings and roster moves across National League, NBA, NFL, Arena football, Canadian football, and various college sports, with numerous names and team affiliations enumerated.
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Mike Ignasiak
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Henry Marcedas
Andy Smith
Brian Whalley
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Rosa Swan
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Len Picota
Randy Jorgensen
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NBA Playoff Scoring Leaders Lead 1992 Run
New York AP reports the 1992 NBA individual playoff leaders through June 13 with top scoring figures and standout performers. Strong names and teams highlighted as the postseason advances.
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New York
Softball City Results And Miscellaneous City League Scores
City league results list multiple divisions with teams such as Kaw Valley Bank 13 Jayhawk Trophy & RTO Hawks 14 and Wehner Retail Liquor 16 Patterson Liquor 16 Arna's Boats 6 Matis Barber Shop 17. Men's third strand shows DCAT 7 Young Guns 3 Ulti mata Tan 12 Katzfey Construction 5 Kman 14 0a Hox 13 Kaspar's Bar & Gunl 12 Stefan Lane u Man's Five Carlos O'Reily's 20 Ricd Men ace G Jacque's 14 Neanderthals B Navy 13 Hallmark 12 Kahle Coast 5 Dawgs 3. Women's results include Thres Bahnmelers 9-11 Xx 6-5 Classic Hair Design 13 Eastside Grill & Bar 3 Stattde Conat 12 Eastside Grill & Bar 2 Louise's West 18 KGS 5. Church Three St. John D 13 SCOG 10 Clinton Parkway Assembly of Godi1 CSB 6 Free Methodist Grean 17 Lawranca Reformed Presbyteran 7 Flamingo Coed Gar Jatlag 8 Dos Hombres 3 Flamingo 15 Koresh's Kids 0 Jacques 14 Don's Steakhouse 6 Molly's Follies 11 Paradise Café 10.
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Manchester Open results feature Holm and Pereira wins
In Manchester, Henrik Holm of Sweden defeated Brett Steven of New Zealand 3 6, 7 5, 6 4 after a back and forth match. Nicolas Pereira of Venezuela beat Alex O’Brian of Amarillo 6 7 8, 6 3, 7 6 4 in a tight duel. Eastbourne and Halle results show Sukava and Bound advancing, while many top players faced tough rounds before rain halted play on some courts.
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Henrik Holm
Sweden
Brett Steven
New Zealand
Nicolas Pereira
Venezuela
Alex O'Brian
Amarillo
Texas
App State Adds Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach
North Texas reports guard Charles Kearney will not play next season due to academic problems. Stephen F. Austin names Derek Altis as assistant coach. Washington names Sunny Smallwood as women’s assistant coach. Winthrop names Robin Muller as women’s basketball coach.
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North Texas
Charles Kearney
Stephen F. Austin
Derek Altisgeman
Washington
Sunny Smallwo
Winthrop
Robin Muller
Kamau and Johnson score second round, fourth round knockouts
In Inglewood, David Kamau from Los Angeles stopped Fidel Agendano of Mexico at 2:12 of the second round in junior welterweights. Stephan Johnson of Brooklyn halted Wilber Riggundu from San Pablo in the fourth round at welterweights.
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Inglewood
Calif
David Kamau
Los Angeles
Fidel Agendano
Mexico
Junior
Coed Power 1A and 1B Volleyball Standouts
Coed Power 1A Ayan Volleyball Coed Power 1A Straight A's 2 Spike Artlats 1 Out of Gontrol 2 Paradise Flamin gost Coed Power 1B Diggers 2 Do-Goodera 1 Sur Attitude 3 Slammes 0 Coed Power 2A Cosmic Dust 2 Thire ysomething 1 Remotes Gontrol 2 Whats Up Coed Power 28 Eat This 3 Zail Ball C Cennutry Club 2 Deans Books 1
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Spike Artlats
Gontrol
Paradise Flamingost
Diggers
Do-Goodera
Sur Attitude
Slammes
Cosmic Dust
Thireysomething
Remotes Gontrol
Zail-Ball
Dean's Books
Banks signs with Redskins after Giants nine seasons
Ashburn Virginia AP Carl Banks, former Giants star linebacker, signed a three year deal with the Washington Redskins worth nearly 5.5 million including a signing bonus. He will earn just over 2 million this season. Banks cited fitting in with a playoff contender and Art Monk said Banks can only help the team.
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Ashburn
Carl Banks
NFL
Washington Redskins
New York Giants
Carl
Giants
Redskins
Charley Casserly
Banks
New York
Bedeau signs with Vikings for MVC basketball
Rob Bedeau a 6 5 junior college star who averaged 30.1 points per game last season signed a letter of intent with Missouri Valley College. He scored 1 653 points in two years at Haskell and 29.6 as a freshman. A 1982 Patrick Henry High Minneapolis graduate he plans to major in social sciences at MVC.
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Missouri Valley College
Viking
Tom Fifer
Bedeau
Haskell
Patrick Henry High
Minneapolis
MVC
Robert
Fifer
Browns' Williams accused in pistol threat at nightclub
Lakewood man Kenneth Talsin filed an aggravated menacing report after claiming Cleveland Browns defensive tackle George Williams pointed a .40 Glock at him during a Flats nightclub brawl. Williams and Rod Milstead were questioned but not arrested. a loaded handgun was found under a car.
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Cleveland
Lakewood
Cleveland Browns
George Williams
Kenneth Talsin
Williams
Edward Herman
Rod Milstead
Riverfront Flats
Herman
Talsin
Milstead
Canseco's Brother Leaves Louisville in Surprise Retirement
Ozzie Canseco, twin brother of Jose Canseco, has left the Louisville Cardinals organization citing displeasure with the St. Louis Cardinals. The outfielder retired before Louisville's game against the Buffalo Bisons. He had hit .240 with 13 homers and 33 RBIs in 44 games for the Redbirds.
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Ozzie Canseco
Jose Canseco
Redbirds
St. Louis Cardinals
Bisons
Buffalo
N.Y
Mark Riggins
Canseco
Van Slyke sidelined eight weeks after collision
Pirates center fielder Andy Van Slyke fractured his right collarbone Monday night in a wall collision. He will be out at least eight weeks. He was hitting .322 with six homers and 39 RBIs this season. Pirates fear the loss of their star outfielder.
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ST. Louis
Andy van Slyke
Pittsburgh Pirates
Andy
Pirates
Kent Biggerstaff
van Slyke
Denny Neagle
Wednesday Preview in Sports Previewing Royals at Seattle and Outlaws
The Wednesday section highlights the Royals continuing their series with Seattle and the Outlaws baseball lineup, plus a Kurt Caywood column. The item signals upcoming sports features and a columnist piece in the sports section.
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Royals
Seattle
Outlaws
Kurt Caywood
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