MLB Standings and Schedule Highlights in Baseball View
American League standings show Toronto and New York atop divisions with Cleveland and Baltimore chasing. Thursday and Friday game slate includes Toronto at Detroit, Minnesota at Milwaukee, Boston at New York, and Chicago at California among others with multiple late games in both leagues.
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Gooden
Tewksbury
Castillo
KU Seniors Hit the Road for 1990 Tour
The University of Kansas seniors begin their annual tour Monday at Baldwin High. They will play Ottawa High on Tuesday and Williamsburg on Wednesday, all games at 7 p.m. The lineup includes Alonzo Jamison, David Johanning, Malcolm Nash, Lane Czaplinski, and 1990 graduates Mike Maddox or Kirk Wagner.
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University of Kansas
Baldwin Hgh
Hawks
Ottawa High
Williamsburg
Alonzo Jamison
David Johanning
Macolm Nash
Lane Czaplinski
Mike Maddox
Kirk Wagner
Burg benefit game unites WHS alumni for fundraiser
Wichita News: A WHS alumni basketball benefit is set for April featuring Williams and Lake alumni games. Proceeds go to the WHS athletic fund with general admission at 2 dollars and children free. For details contact Chuck Lee at 746-5777. Also note Wichita State 22 Arkansas 4 as catcher Mirabelli homered twice with five RBIs.
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Wuamsburg
Williamsbase High
WHS Athteig Fund
Apo
LA Ales
Chuck Lee
Wichita
Kan
Doug Mirabelli
Wichita State
Arkansas
aU Als Birthdate and Grand Slam Doubles Champions Highlights
A detailed snapshot of aU Al’s tennis career lists birthdate July 10 1943 birthplace Richmond Virginia residence Mount Kisco New York plays right handed career prize money 1584909 highest singles ranking 2 in May 1976 with 33 career titles and 32 finals includes 1971 Australian Open doubles champion with Roche 1971 French Open doubles champion with Riessen 1971 Wimbledon doubles finalist with Ralston 1970 French Open doubles finalist with Pasarel 1968 U.S. Open doubles finalist with Gimena
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Richmond
Mount Kisco
N.Y
Roche
Riessen
Ralston
Pasarel
Gimena
Friends stand by Ashe in AIDS announcement crowd
AP Sports Writer Bill Barnard reports Arthur Ashe disclosed he has AIDS, drawing praise from New York Mayor David Dinkins and other friends. Dinkins calls Ashe a role model and notes the indiscriminate impact of AIDS, while Newark Mayor Sharpe James and Magic Johnson offer support and hope.
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Athur Ashe
Arthur
New York
David Dinkins
Ashe
Sharpe James
Newark
N.J
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James
Chris Event
Magic Johnson
Los Angeles Lakers
ESPN
Cliff Drysdale
Drysdale
Brett and Gossage clash as Royals fall to A's in 13th
In Oakland, George Brett homered off Rich Gossage to force extras, but Rickey Henderson capped a 4-3 Athletics win in the 13th. Brett and Gossage, longtime rivals, provided memorable confrontations from 1970s careers. La Russa praised Heaton and Parrett through 13 innings as Kansas City dealt with late lineup gaps.
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Rich Gossage
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Gossage
Oakland Athletics
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Neal Heaton
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Jeff Parrett
Tony la Russa
la Russa
Heaton
Mike Boddicker
Luis Aquino
A's edge Royals 4 3 in Kansas City slugfest
Oakland beat Kansas City 4 to 3 as Key players McRae Joyner and Canseco contributed. Thurman and Wilson provided key RBIs while Bordick Blinkenship and Macfarlane delivered defense and a sac fly. Final reading shows 13 left on base for Oakland and 8 for Kansas City.
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Oakland
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Rilden I
Tifetiere
Wwilma
Joyner
Cnecco
McRyld
Baines
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Rifenderson
Canseco
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Blinkenship
SF Macfarlane
Henderson Delivers Pitch To Walkoff In KC Clash
Kansas City manager Hal McRae praised Henderson for forcing a 3-1 count then sending Heaton’s next pitch into left field to seal the win. Henderson said he anticipated not being walked and expected something favorable from Heaton.
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Kansas City
Hal McRae
Heaton
Henderson
Seals
KBCA honors shine on area players and coach
Kansas Basketball Coaches Association playoff honors spotlight Ottawa area talents. Brian Sheldon of Baldwin Matt Imel of Central Heights and Mitch Sharon of Waverly headlined All-Star selections with 4A 3A and 1A state marks. Waverly’s Mike Hevel named 1A boys coach of the year after a 28-0 title run.
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Scott Hollister
Kansas Basketball Coaches Association
Baldwin
Brian Sheldon
Central Heights
Matt Imel
Waverly
Mitch Sharon
Topeka
Lee
Ottawa Herald
Sheldon
Imel
Sharon
Ottawa High
Jennifer Dieterich
Bonnie Butell
Kelly Flory
Mike Hevel
KBCA
Bulldogs
DeBerg Takes Move to Tampa Bay in Stride
Former Chiefs quarterback Steve DeBerg, 38, bids Kansas City farewell after signing with Tampa Bay as a Plan B free agent. He reflects on four strong years, notes Kansas City’s shift to Dave Krieg, and anticipates a reduced role as he transitions toward coaching.
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Tampa Bay
Kansas City
Steve DeBerg
Arrowhead Stadium
Chiefs
Seattle
Dave Krieg
Krieg
Vinny Testaverde
Mike Lansford
Herald File
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers
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