Major League Baseball standings and schedules digest
Major League schedules show Boston, Detroit, California, Seattle, Texas, and Oakland in late afternoon and evening games. National League standings include Atlanta, New York, Philadelphia, Montreal, Florida, and Pittsburgh with several results from Wednesday and Friday matchups. Friday’s slate features Chicago at Montreal, Colorado at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, New York at Houston, Atlanta at Los Angeles, Florida at San Diego, and St Louis at San Francisco.
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Minn
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Philadelphia
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Houston
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Florida
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Indians sign Rene Gonzales to minor league deal
The Cleveland Indians signed infielder Rene Gonzales to a minor league contract and assigned him to Charlotte of the International League. In San Francisco, Rod Beck was placed on a five day disabled list. The Denver Broncos signed quarterback Jeff Carlson. The Kansas City Chiefs waived running back Harvey Williams and signed placekicker Lin Ello.
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Rod Beck
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Best Paid Athletes Weekly Earnings of 1993
Michael Jordan leads with 692,308 per week in 1993 earnings followed by Riddick Bowe at 480,769 and Ayrton Senna at 355,769. Alain Prost earns 307,692 and George Foreman 303,846 weekly, with Shaquille O Neal at 293,308. Includes sports pay and other income.
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Riddick Bowe
Ayrton Senna
Alain Prost
George Foreman
Shaquille O'Neal
Palmeiro fuels Orioles sweep in 4-2 win over Royals
Orioles beat Royals 4-2 as Palmeiro belted his second homer in two games in Baltimore. Joyner lauds Palmeiro while Texas regrets letting Will Clark go. Baines adds a curtain call after homering. Cone notes KC’s early struggles amid lingering memory of past poor starts.
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Brady Anderson
Jeffrey Hammonds
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Cone
Harold Baines
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Doraux
Pimiro
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Lind
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Pennington
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Reed
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Ottawa swings for depth with 23 recruits signed
OU football coach Dave Dallas says the 1994 class is about halfway finished with 23 recruits in hand and aims for roughly 40 by August. He cites a mix of junior college and high school talent, led by Wheeler and Carpenter, and notes 21 seniors return as motivation for a strong freshman class.
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Butler Community College
Jimmy Norman
Cisco Community College
Texas
Keith Hollins
Butler
Stan Quowles
Coffeyville Community College
Norman
Fort Scott
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Kansas
Matt Jones
Kenny Steinfort
Matt Carpenter
Donnie McKeefery
Clifton Montray
Jason Montray
Erin Schenece
Brice Markos
Joshua Watkins
Mike Wheel
Rego Ramos
Josh Moore
Scott White
Quinton Wheeler
David Boyes
Ted Cliffton
Eric Acosta
Ken Sanchez
Jim Norman
Jim Barrow
Oklahoma
Chiefs release Harvey Williams after public dispute
Kansas City Chiefs cut running back Harvey Williams, the 1991 first round pick who criticized the team, placing him on procedural recall waivers. The move follows prior exits of Christian Okoye and Barry Ward as the Chiefs reshuffle their backfield and add Lin Elliott and Tony Casillas.
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Barry Ward
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Saints QB Jim Everett Attacks ESPN2 Interviewer
Jim Everett of the New Orleans Saints physically attacked interviewer Jim Rome on live ESPN2 after Rome called him Chris Evert. The incident followed tense banter during Talk 2 as Everett, traded from the Rams, warned Rome to stop.
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White Sox power game fuels 9-2 rout of Blue Jays
Chicago broke out with five homers led by Darrin Jackson and Robin Ventura as the White Sox overwhelmed Toronto at the SkyDome 9-2. Wilson Alvarez earned the win, pitching seven strong with seven innings, while Jackson and Ventura each hit two homers. Other scores included Boston over Detroit 5-4 and California beating Minnesota 4-1.
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Summer basketball league planned for Ottawa area
Ottawva High School forms a middle school boys summer league for grades six to eight in 1994 95. Games are set for Tuesday and Thursday mornings with registration at the Ottawa Recreation Commission or by calling coach David Grover. Deadline April 30. Ottawa also hosts the 1994 AA American Legion State Tournament in August a double elimination event with eight teams and a best of three final to crown state champion. The Ottawa Women’s Golf Association opened its season with a luncheon at Ottawa Country Club attendance 25 members and guests. Dues were paid and a budget approved though snow halted planned play.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
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