Baseball notes from a busy MLB schedule and oddities
The clipping lists games across major league teams including Chicago White Sox visiting Toronto and Seattle at Tampa Bay with pitchers Parque Clemens Arroyo and Johnson. It mentions Oakland at Baltimore and Texas at Kansas City plus Anaheim at Minnesota and Detroit at Cleveland. A side note says Bob Ewing’s Cincinnati Reds won 104 to nothing, with a quirk about no assists, and Cincinnati recorded four triples in an earlier game against the Boston Braves, 134.
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National League Baseball Standings and Weekday Results
The updated NL East standings show Atlanta leading with 65 wins and 35 losses, Philadelphia 51-46, New York 49-46, Montreal 89-60, Florida 37-62. Central teams Houston 59-40, Chicago 5-44, Milwaukee 50-48, St Louis 46-53, Pittsburgh 46-54, Cincinnati 45-55. West features San Diego 65-35, San Francisco 54-46, Los Angeles 51-49, Colorado 42-88, Arizona 36-63. Monday results include Philadelphia 3-1 over Montreal and Milwaukee 5-3 over Florida, with several other scores. Tuesday and Wednesday games list ongoing matchups and pitchers, including Mets, Cubs, Braves, Astros, and Dodgers in various contests across the circuit.
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Evening sports lineup with MLB and Tour de France stages
TV guide style summary lists ESPN and ESPN2 broadcasts including Oakland at Baltimore, Atlanta at Philadelphia or Boston at Cleveland, cycling Tour de France stage 11, Goodwill Games gymnastics finals in New York, USAC Auto Racing in Terre Haute, and additional MLB games St Louis at San Francisco or Houston at Los Angeles with delayed tape Tour de France installments.
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Baseball and hockey moves and minor league standings mix
Baseball notes include Orioles acquiring PJ Forbes from Rochester and designating Joal Bennett for assignment, Twins placing Mike Morgan on the 15 day disabled list and recalling Frank Rodriguez from Salt Lake, Mariners placing Dan Wis an on the 18 day DL and recalling Fat Chavez from Tacoma, and Pirates suspension upholding. Mets announce Alberto Castillo clearance and assignment to Norfolk. Astros activate Richard Hidalgo. Expos place Ron dell White on 15 day DL and recall Terry Jones from Ottawa. Hockeywide page lists Anaheim Ducks coach Graig Harrisburg hired for three years, Calgary Flames waiving Phil Housley from Capitals, plus Atlantic and Southern League baseball standings and district Little League results.
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Joal Bennett
Minnesota Twing
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Frank Rodriguez
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Dan ‘Wisan
Fat Chavez
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Jason Kendall
Cincinnati Reds
Pete Hamish
Westminster and Brunswick Turmoil in Midweek Baseball Bracket
Wednesday contest saw Westminster lose to Brunswick in the losers bracket championship. Thursday featured Westminster beating Brunswick, advancing to the final. Friday recapped Babe Ruth State action with Salomons defeating Frederick Blue. other results included Cecil topping Calvert and Frederick Fed facing Prince Georges.
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Prince Georges
Shorebirds rookie Hammond eyed for promotion amid rumors
Delmarva officials said Hammond was not in uniform on Tuesday as speculation swirled about a possible promotion. He bats .384 with one homer and 16 RBIs, having hovered above .400 for much of the early season. A move could come Thursday after an off day, with Savannah on the road. Derek Brown and Cory Hoch are also noted Delmarva players, while Richard Paz may move from Delmarva to Frederick, hitting .320 with four homers and 54 RBIs.
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NBA and union resume talks after lockout pause
Commissioner Stern and union director Hunter met to resume bargaining after June 22 stall. They plan Friday talks to set a date, with both sides seeking an agreement on sharing basketball related income and a potential salary cap framework for the 1997-98 season.
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Cone leads Yankees past Tigers in win column ascent
David Cone tied for the majors with his 14th win as the Yankees defeated Detroit 5-1. He allowed eight hits and one unearned run over eight innings, fanned 10, and is 9-0 at Yankee Stadium. Chuck Knoblauch homered as New York improved to 70-25, staying near the record pace after 95 games.
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Hunter goes an unlucky 0-for-13 in doubleheader losses
Detroit leadoff hitter Brian Hunter went 0-for-13 in a two game set with the New York Yankees, tying a major league record for most at bats in a doubleheader without a hit. The Tigers won the opener 4-3 in 17 innings and the Yankees won the nightcap 4-3. Hunter's slump dropped his average from .259 to .250.
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Detroit Tigers
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Red Schoensienst
St. Louis Cardinals
Washington
Bob Saverine
Charlie Pick
Frederick National Advances to District 2 Title Game
Frederick National won 10-0 over Brunswick in a District 2 Little League 11-12 tourney winner’s bracket game at Robert B. Staley Stadium. Carl Wolf pitched a complete game one-hitter with seven strikeouts. Hanselman hit a three-run homer, Jones added a two-run shot, and Karmiel hit a solo homer as Frederick National sent 10 batters to the plate in a five-run fourth inning. Westminster beat New Windsor 6-2 to reach the Westminster vs Brunswick game. Frederick National now hosts the district final Thursday at 6 p.m. and would earn a state-tournament berth with one more win.
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Solomons Rally Tops Frederick-Blue in Babe Ruth Tourney
Solomons came from behind to beat Frederick-Blue 7-2 in Walkersville, lifting John Greenwell to a 3-for-3 day with a two run double and an RBI single. John Bass pitched 5 1 3 innings with two key baserunner outs as Solomons advances to face Cecil.
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