Baseball Leaders and Standings From Tight Race Summary
Reader note shows mixed baseball stats with names like Molitor Olerud Griffey Jr Bonds and several league leaders across American and National Leagues. It lists runs doubles triples home runs and pitching stats with multiple players from Toronto Detroit Seattle New York and San Francisco highlighted. Data appears as an OCR dump of season leaders and player totals with several misspellings and misalignments.
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Olarud
Toronto
MolHor
McRae
Kansas City
Griffovur
Seattle
Baerga
Claveland
Ralomar
Lofton
Cleveland
Olerud
White
Anderson
Baltimore
Carter
Mvaughn
Baston
Thomas
Chicago
Falmer
Texas
Grimayur
Spotila
Triples
Hulse
Cuyler
Carrol
Kanana City
Clavaland
Stohnaon
Balle
Gonzalez
Fiatcher
Datrait
Grifey Jr
Tattieton
Gvaughn
Milwaukan
Palmer
Cutlis
California
Renderson
Oakland
Balgmar
Luahnson
Potonia
Califorla
Cantila
Colorado
D Lewis
San Francisco
E Young
Mar UN
Pittsburgh
Motandini
Philadelphia
Coleman
New York
Ma\Williams
Bonds
Bonilla
Gant
Atlanta
McGriff
San
Plazze
Los Angeles
Dauston
Cor
Florida
Dlewis
Robarta
Cincinnati
Edavis
Eyoung
Apole
Dykatra
Tgreene
Kile
Houston
Black
Burkett
Avery
Schilling
Arocha
St. Louis
Glavine
Rijo
Cincinnat
Smallz
Aijo
Gmaddux
Hanes
San Diego
Harnisch
Tgreens
LaSmith
Bock
MiWil
TV Sports Schedule Highlights Evening Baseball and Tennis
Tonight presents Kansas City vs Cleveland and Chicago vs Los Angeles baseball games, plus Wimbledon tennis, Senior Players golf, NASCAR Fay's 150, IndyCar PPG race, and more. Sunday features Houston battles Atlanta, Wimbledon rounds, and major racing events with extensive betting results and player matchups.
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Kansas City
Cleveland
New York
Baltimore
Houston
Atlanta
Chicago
Los Angeles
Wide World of Sports
Houston v
Wimbledon Second Round Results From All England Club
Wimbledon results Thursday show several second round matches with players from France Sweden Australia Argentina Denmark Israel and the United States. Notable outcomes include Jason Stoltenberg defeating Magnus Larsson and Todd Martin beating Maros Gotz.
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Jim Counét
Dade City
Ronald Agenor
Haiti
Rikard Bergh
Sweden
Byron Talbot
South Africa
Brad Pearce
Provo
Utah
Christo van Rensburg
Cyril Suk
Dantel Vacek
Czech Republc
Sergio Canal
Spain
Jakob Hiasek
Switzerland
David Adama
Australia
Andrei Oshovakly
Russia
Cristian Brandi
Holy
Matio Tabares
Cute
Patrick Kuhnen
Germany
Gary Muller
Paul Annacone
East Hampton
N.Y
Kelly Jonas
Encondido
Calif
Jeremy Bates
Britain
Byron Black
Zimbabwe
Jacco Eltingh
Mark Koevarmans
Netherlands
Richay Ranebarg
Houston
David Wheaton
Lake Minnetonka
Minn
Leander Paes
India
Laurance Tlalaman
Maly
Nicolas Pereira
Venezuela
Greg van Emburgh
Naples
Fla
Del
Landon Stolle
Sabine Appalmans
Belgium
Silke Frank
Natalia Zvereva
Belarus
Andrea Strnadova
Czech Republic
Mirlem-Cremana
Holland
Louise Field
Mary Joe Fernandez
Miami
Ruxandra Dragomir
Romania
Marianne Wardel
Palo Alto
Gaul
Angelica Gayaldon
Mexico
Zina Garrison-Jackson
Gigi Fernandez
Aspan
Cola
Florencia Labat
Argentina
Claudia Parwik
Lindsay Davenport
Palos Verdes
Barbara Alttnor
Gloria Pizzichini
Italy
Amanda Wainwright
Briain
Patricia Hy
Canada
Mana Endo
Japan
Natalia Medvadova
Ukraina
Nanne Sahiman
Finland
Gabriela Sabatini
Kathy Amnaldi
Aivera Island
Anke Huber
Laura Golaraa
Nathalie Tauziat
Franca
Monique Javar
Jana Novoina
Czech Républic
Nes Gorrochategul
Argantina
Martins Navratilova
Aspen
Rosalyn Nideter
San Diego
Sandy Collins
Odessa
Tatas
Robin White
del Mar
Camille Benjamin
Bakerenfield
Galit
Tracey Morton
Yeyuk Basuki
Indonesia
Mercedes Paz
Debbie Graham
Fountain Valley
Galil
Branda Schultz
Ingelisa Driehuis
Lupita Navala
Isabella Demangact
France
Elna Reinach
Eugenia Manlokova
Lella Moakh
Georgia
Emily Bond
Claire Taylor
Linda Harvey-Wild
Montham Woods
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Judith Wiesner
Austin
Dat
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Kerry-Annia Guse
Chonda Rubin
Lafayette
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Denmark
Dave Aan- Halt
Birmingham
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East Lansing
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Iarael
Hartford Open leaders after first round at River Highlands
In Cromwell Connecticut leaders after the first round of the Greater Hartford Open at River Highlands. Scores show Maltby Stadler Huston Price and others near 65 to 68, with multiple players in red numbers early in the $1 million event.
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Bo Lance Tan Broeck
Marty Schiene
Bran Kamm
Mike Springer
Mike Hulbert
Cromwell, Conn
Craig Stadler
Roger Maltbie
Greater Hartford
John Huston
Keith Clearwater
Dan Forsman
Oregon Open leads after fourth round in Portland standings
Leadara Thuras lists bowlera homes towns match play records and 32 game pin fall totals for the $137,500 PBA Oregon Open. Bran Voss tops with 7,395 pins after a 6 2 record, followed by Walter Fay Williams Jr and Bob Spaulding among the top 24 players from across the United States.
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Portland
Ore
Leadara Thurasday
Bran Voss
Boca Raton
Fla
Walter Fay Williams Jr
Stockton
Calif
Bob Spaulding
Hameburg
Eric
Ohio
Bob Wespl
Coral Springs
Pate Walter
Ann
Bryan Goebel
Mariam
Kan
Dave Arnold
Gilbeh
Ariz
Dasan Gauch
Winter Garden
Fln
Dave Ferraro
Kingston
N.Y
Nota Duka
Oklahoma City
Purvis Granger
Puyallup
Wash
Stava Haskins
Tarpon Springs
Harry Sullins
Detroit
Jon Firpo
Lake Worth
Ken Muscato
Canandaigua
Ron Willams
Fort Worth
Texas
Mike Shady
Alpen
Wis
Jimmy Johnson
Columbus
Fred Lynn Rookie of the Year MVP in 1975
Card notes Fred Lynn of the Boston Red Sox delivered one of baseball's great rookie seasons in 1975 earning both Rookie of the Year and MVP honors. He topped AL in runs doubles and slugging, with later 39 homers and 122 RBIs in 1979, and starred in All-Star games despite injuries.
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Fred Lynn
Red Sox
Lynn
J W Sports Connection KU Ticket Info Update
Sports update outlines KU ticket information and general campus sports notes alongside this period's standings and scoreboard references for NFL NBA NHL and college sports. It lists various scoreboard and standings headings with unspecified details and periodic updates across multiple leagues.
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J-W Sports Connection
Multi-sport trades and signings sweep sports leagues
The report lists player moves across baseball football and hockey including Orioles Sherman Obands activation, Angels Valera on the disabled list and recall of Butcher, Mariners Verie optioned, Dodgers Strawberry fined, Padres trades, and numerous NBA CBA and NCAA level moves, plus NHL coaching change and minor league signings.
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Baltimore Orioles
Sherman Obands
Paul Garey
Rochester
California Angels
Julio Valera
Mike Butcher
Vancouver
Seattle Mariners
Jim Con+ verie
Calgary
Florida Marlins
Darrall Whitmore
Edmonton
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Finad
Darryl Strawberry
ST. Louis Cardinals
Jeff Bortlinger
Glenn Falla
SAN Diego Padres
Gary Shatfield
Rich Rodriguez
Florida Martina
Trevor Hoffman
Dose Martinez
Andres Berumen
Marinez
Las Vegas
Berumen
Wichita
Texas Lague
Frank Seminara
Tim Worrell
Tom Paskievitch
Rancho Cucamanga
Richard Nussbaum
Secretas Beloit Brewers
Smith
Igned Craig
Pioneer National
Connecticut Skyhawks
Jarvis Basnight
Lyman DePrient
Henri Abrams
James Brynon
Westchester Stallions
Mark Lee
Kofi Kyal
Phoenix Cardinals
White
SAN Francisco 49Ers
Chris Dalman
Arizona Rattlers
Richard ‘Asha
Tineman
John Zinger
Judd Judd Rachan
John Marxen
Art Greathouse
Charlotte Rage
Ryan Bethea
Sean Doctor
Cincinnati Rockers
Jerome Fenners
Kevin Atlan
Detroit Drive
James Green
Hockey National Hockey League
ST. Louis Blues
Harold Snepsisssistant
Kalamazoo Wings
Ken Hitchcock Feach
Trail Blazers trade Duckworth for Bullets Grant
Portland ships Kevin Duckworth to Washington for forward Harvey Grant as part of a deal that includes undisclosed additional considerations. Grant, averaging over 18 points per game for three seasons, says the trade fulfills his request to join a contender and expects a new role behind star forwards in a Bullets lineup led by Gugliotta.
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Portland
Ore
Kevin Duckworth
Trail Blazers
Washington Bullets
Harvey Grant
Bullets
Blazers
Grant
Con
Tom Gugliotta
KU Players Spread Out Across Jayhawk League Summer
Eight Kansas University baseball players join Jayhawk League teams this summer. Pitchers Chris Corn and David Meyer, infielder Clint Hardesty and catcher Jack Wilmot play for the Hays Larks. Pitcher Clay Baird and infielder Brian Turney, plus third baseman Brent Wilhelm, suit up for the Nevada Grif ons. Mike Greene is with the Elkhart Dusters. Dan Rude and Jamie Splittorff play in Alaska for Palmer and Kenai respectively, Darryl Monroe joins Kenai. Josh Igon plays for Hyannis in the Cape Cod League. Ted Meadows and Scott Tittrington compete for Dearborn in the Great Lakes League.
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Kansas University
Jayhawk
Chris Corn
David Meyer
Clint Hardesty
Jack Wilmot
Hays Larks
Jayhawks
Clay Baird
Brian Turney
Brent Wilhelm
Nevada
Griffons
Mike Greene
Elkhart Dusters
Alaska
Dan Rude
Jamie Splittor
Heard to join Larry Brown on Pacers coaching staff
AP reports Brown will hire Gar Heard as Indiana Pacers assistant coach after Heard served as interim Dallas Mavericks coach last season. Heard has not signed yet but is expected to finalize over the weekend. He becomes Brown’s first assistant on the staff with Rick Walsh noting Heard was Brown’s top choice.
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Indianapolis
Gar Heard
Dallas Mavericks
Indiana Pacers
Larry Brown
Heard
Pacers
Dale Ratermann
Brown
Larry
Donnie Walsh
NBA
Dallas
Richie Adubato
Mavericks
Quinn Buckner
KSU box named for Nelson in state tribute
AP report notes the Kansas State University five story press box was named for longtime announcer Dev Nelson. Regents voted unanimously to honor Nelson who broadcast KSU games from 1954 to 1979 and died January 16. Nelson began in 1949 after graduating from KSU and worked in radio in multiple cities before leading KSU network and WIBW sports.
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Kansas State University
Dev Nelson
Kansas Board of Regents
Nelson
Kansas State
Jon Wefald
Dey Nelson
University
Pittsburg
Hutchinson
Salina
Lincoln
Neb
Kansas State Sports Network
Wibw Radio and Television
Saturday Preview: Western Auto National at Heartland Park
Sports notes preview Roy Williams trip to Argentina and the Western Auto National event at Heartland Park Topeka. The column reflects on expectations for Saturday and outlines key matchups and storylines between teams and venues.
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Western Auto National
Heartland Park Topeka
Roy Williams
Argentina
Kansas City Sports Ticket Offices and Park Reservations
Kansas University ticket office and KC Chiefs ticket office listed alongside KC Blades and Royals services. Multiple phone lines appear for park reservations and recreation offices including Clinton State Park Heartland Park and The Woodlands with various numbers provided.
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KC Chiefs
KC Blades
KC Royals
Clinton State Park
Parks and Recreation
Heartland Park
the Woodlands
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