Baseball standings and game results across leagues
Major League Baseball standings show American League East led by New York 55 20 with Boston 47 32 and Toronto 41 41. Central Cleveland 46 33 and Minnesota 38 42. West Anaheim 48 32 and Texas 46 35. National League lists Atlanta 63 29 and New York 43 34 with steadfast results across weeks, plus a slate of Sunday and Monday games detailing scores for Detroit, Cleveland, Philadelphia, and others.
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World Cup and Wimbledon TV Schedule Highlights
A packed sports day features Romania vs Croatia and Argentina vs England in the World Cup round of 16 at Bordeaux and Saint-Etienne, Wimbledon women’s quarterfinals in London, plus live boxing and Major League Baseball games across Atlanta Tampa Bay Florida Baltimore and Atlantic City.
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Romania
Croatia
Bordeaux
France
N&c
London
HBO
Argentina
England
Saint-Etienne
TBS
Atlanta
Tampa Bay
Florida
Baltimore
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TBA
USA
Tracy Byrd
Zulfia Kurdussova
IFBA
Jolene Blackshear
Sara Hall
Jil Matthews
Lisa Houghton
Atlantic City
Auto racing and major league notes mix in sports brief
NASCAR fined Busch Lenes driver Mike McLaughlin $2000 and McLaughlin's crew $1000 for an incident on pit road after the Lycus Cusa 250 on June 14. Baseball notes recap recalls, suspensions, and signings across MLB with Giants infraction fines and NL roster moves. College and international soccer results cap the weekend, with Germany vs Mexico and Argentina vs England scheduled for late June.
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Auto Racing
Nascar
Busch Lenes
Mike McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Cary Cogswell
Chicago White
Arizona Diamondbacks
Jeffrey Closser
Andrew Good
Atlanta Braves
Mark Wohlers
Richmond
International League Basketball National Basketball Association
Cleveland Cavaliers
Shawnelle Scott
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Scotty Robertson
Wimbledon Men and Women Roundup From All England Club
Wimbledon results column shows third round men with Todd Woodbridge and Pete Sampras advancing, plus several Swedes French and Czech players in mixed matches. Women include Venus Williams Sabine Appelmans Arantxa Sanchez Vicario Monica Seles and Natasha Zvereva advancing or losing in tight sets across singles rounds.
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Todd Maria Ponte
Vedra Beach
Fla
Todd Woodbadge
Australia
Pete Sampras
Tampa Fla
Thomas Engqvist
Sweden
Sebastian Grosjean
France
Felix Mantila
Spain
Francisco Clavet
Thomas Johansson
Goran Warisevic
Croatia
Gane Vacek
Czech Republic
Richard Kraycek
Netherlands
Nicolas Kiefer
Germany
Toki
Davide Sanguinetti
Italy
Vladimir Voltchkov
Belarus
Belgum del Sabine
Appalmans
Belgum G1
Arantxa Sanchez Vicario
Sylvia Phschke Ausina
Venus Willams
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Wana Novotna
Donna Morana
Boca Raton Fla
Inna Sprlea
Romana
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Sarasola Fla
Sardine Testud
Nathale Tauziat
Samantha Smith
Britain
Natasha Zvereva
Miriam Oremans
Lindsay Davenport
Newport Beach Calf
Maga Serna
Germany and Netherlands advance to World Cup quarterfinals
Germany edged Mexico 2 1 with Klinsmann and Bierhoff scoring after a tight 90 minutes. The Netherlands beat Yugoslavia 2 1 thanks to an Edgar Davids extra time strike. Davids endured cramps but stayed on to seal victory. Sampson resigned as U S coach after an 0 3 showing.
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Paris
Steve Sampson
U.S
Germany
Netherlands
Juergen Klinsmann
Oliver Bierhoff
Mexico
Yugoslavia
Edgar Davids
Berti Vogts
Davids
Guus) Hiddink
Sampson
Romania
Croatia
Bordeaux
Argentina
England
Saint-Etienne
Diego Maradona
McGwire Leads NL All Star Vote After Strong Homers Run
Mark McGwire tops NL fan voting as the Chicago Cubs are outfielders. Sammy Sosa misses top spots despite a June homer pace. Mike Piazza and Larry Walker join NL starters with Gwynn and Bonds in the outfield. AL starters to be named today with Ripken and Alomar leading at their positions.
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Roger Maris
Mark McGwire
Sammy Sosa
McGwire
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Oakland
Coors Field
Denver
Sosa
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Mike Piazza
Nus
Los Angeles
Mets
Darryl Strawberry
Larry Walker
Colorado Roches
San Diego
Tony Gwynn
San Francisco
Barry Bonds
Atlanta
Chipper
Orioles face leadership crisis and possible fire sale
The article argues the Orioles suffer from a leadership vacuum from the field to the front office. Cal Ripken Jr, Miller, Angelos, Pat Gillick, and Syd Thrift are criticized for weak governance. A fire sale of 12 free agents including Palmeiro and Alomar is discussed, with doubts about replacements and fan reactions.
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Miller
Angelos
John Jr
Lou
Syd Thrift
Pat Gillick
Gillick
Orioles
Rafael Palmeiro
Roberto Alomar
Baltimore
Johnson
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Alomar
Davis
Key
Harold Baines
BJ. Surhoff
Joe Carter
Doug Drabek
Terry Mathews
Red Sox
Mo Vaughn
Mets
Mike Piazza
Mariners
Randy Johnson
U S soccer coach Steve Sampson resigns in Paris
Steve Sampson quit as United States national team coach after a last place finish at the World Cup. Alan Rothenberg announced the resignation in Paris after a breakfast meeting, calling the split amicable and praising Sampson's service and growth of U S soccer.
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Steve Sampson
USL
U.S. Soccer Federation
Alan Rothenberg
Sampson
Federation
Steve
USA
Rothenberg
United States
U.S
Brazil
Los Angeles
France
A rare day in baseball
NEW YORK AP Major league baseball took a rare day off Monday with no games. It was the first such season day since April 30, 1973 aside from All-Star breaks and stoppages. Elias Sports Bureau noted the coincidence and interleague play shielded against rainouts. All 30 teams were set to resume Tuesday with 14 interleague games and an NL matchup Arizona vs Cubs.
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New York
Seymour Sinoff
Elias Sports Bureau
Katy Feeney
Arizona
Chicago Cubs
Former Houston Oiler Glenn Montgomery Dies at 31
Former Houston Oilers defensive lineman Glenn Montgomery dies in Dallas at 31 from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. Diagnosed in 1996 after a trade to the Seattle Seahawks, he spoke publicly about his illness in 1996 and 1995, expressing faith and resilience.
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Houston
Lou Gehrig
Houston Oilers
Glenn Montgomery
Montgomery
Dallas
New York Yankees
Oilers
Seattle Seahawks
Sean Jones
Graham named Blackhawks coach in Chicago
Dirk Graham, ex Blackhawks captain and former assistant and scout, was named the team’s new coach. He vows to revive a club that missed the playoffs last season for the first time in 29 years, insisting he has the players to succeed despite limited coaching experience.
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Chicago
Dirk Graham
NHL
Chicago Blackhawks
Blackhawks
Graham
Keys McNall Starts On Mound In Five Deep outing
Keys Josh MecNall started and allowed one run in five innings while Scott Eibey gave up one run in two. Mike Bell and Hernan dez each logged a scoreless inning. Frederick released veteran outfielder Jason LeCronier and left handed pitcher Aaron Lane. LeCronier hit .273 with 19 home runs last season but was batting .208 with four this year. Lane, in his seventh minor league season, began in Bowie then moved to Frederick in late May and went 1-1 with a 2.70 ERA in five games.
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Toulouse
Yugoslavia
Predrag Mijatovic
Netherlands
Josh MecNall
Scott Eibey
Mike Bell
Hernandez
Keys
Jason LeCronier
Frederick
Aaron Lane
LeCronier
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