Major League Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
American League standings list Baltimore and New Year atop the West with 1 0 records. Texas Chicago Minnesota Oakland California Kansas City Seattle also in the mix. Tuesday and Wednesday games show New York Boston Chicago California Texas Seattle among scheduled matchups. notable pivots include Toronto at Detroit and Cleveland at Baltimore while Kansas City at Oakland and Chicago at California highlight the slate.
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Morrison proves doubt wrong in boxing rise
Scott Hollister profiles Tommy Morrison once seen as unlikely to succeed. The Jay Oklahoma native turned Kansas City heavyweight delivers 31 pro bouts with 30 wins, 26 by knockout, after rising from street corners to talk with Ottawa High students and planning three bouts in spring and a potential July clash with George Foreman.
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Ashe AIDS revelation shocks tennis world
Arthur Ashe, the first Black man to win a Grand Slam, reportedly carries the AIDS virus, likely contracted during open heart surgery in 1979. The 48 year old retired star, author, and HBO commentator planned a news conference as Magic Johnson already disclosed HIV infection.
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Early season injuries hit major leaguers hard
The second day of the season saw key players sidelined. Nolan Ryan of the Texas Rangers is on the 15 day disabled list with a strained left calf and Achilles tendon, awaiting evaluation in Los Angeles. Cardinals star Andres Galarraga broke a bone in his right wrist and Jose Oquendo dislocated a shoulder and will miss weeks. Lenny Dykstra suffered a left wrist fracture, Felix Jose and Mike Gallego also went on the DL with injuries.
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