Baseball Standings and Upcoming Games Across Leagues
American and National Leagues show standings with teams like Toronto New York Baltimore Cleveland and Chicago. Pipeline lists Thursday and Friday games with matchups such as Baltimore at Toronto New York at Detroit Texas at Minnesota and Chicago at Oakland alongside detailed schedules and results.
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Toronto
New York
Baltimore
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Boston Q
Detroit
Texas
Chicago
Oakland
Minnesota
California A
Kansas City
Seale
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Kansas Ciy
Boston
Texan
Seattle
California
Mussina
Key
Perez
King
Witt
Minnexo
Tapani
Davis
DeLucis
Andez
Slusarski
Bones
Lewis
Leary
Gurlick
Hesketh
Cook
Sutcliffe
Mortis
Hough
Stewart
Torono
Seaule
Spaniards roar back at Masters
Spaniards Seve Ballesteros and Jose Maria Olazabal recovered from slow starts to gain ground early in round two at Augusta. Ballesteros shot 2 under on the front nine to reach 1 over, while Olazabal carded 34 to sit at 2 over. First-round co-leaders Wadkins and Sluman prepared to tee off late amid mild, favorable conditions that produced record sub-par scores.
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Steven Wine
Agusta
Seve Ballesteros
Jose Maria Olazabal
Ballesteros
Olazabal
Lanny Wadkins
Jeff Sluman
Chip Beck
New
Sluman
Stuman
Lee
Woosnam
Ray Floyd
Nick Faldo
Augusta
Long John Daly
Wadkins
No. 13
A's top Royals 5-2 as Bordick and Blankenship drive win
Oakland routs Kansas City 5-2 behind two RBIs from Mike Bordick and Lance Blankenship who totaled three runs between them. Rickey Henderson’s game winning 13th inning homer the prior night framed a strong lineup showing. Harold Baines and Mark McGwire added multi hit support while Ron Darling held the Royals scoreless through eight innings.
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Tim Liotta
Oakland
Calif
Oakland Athletics
Ieadoff
Rickey Henderson
Mike Bordick
Lance Blankenship
Kansas City Royals
Tony la Russa
Doug Radar
Bordick and Blankenship
Harold Baines
Mark McGwire
McGwire
Royals
Litle
Kansas City
Gregg Jefferies
A’s
Bordick
Ron Darling
Area track teams compete at MdCV Invite for medals
Williamsburg and Pomona led a crowded MdCV meet earning 11 individual golds. MdCV edged Waverly in girls and Waverly topped them in boys. Pomona and Williamsburg produced multiple wins led by Tiffany Messick and Carrie Weigand.
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Lyndon
Marais Des Cygnes
Williamsburg
Pomona
Mdcv
Waverly
Burg
WHS
Tiffany Messick
Carrie Weigand
Travis Link
Jason Booe
Fred Acker
Chris Hoffsommer
Hoffsommer
Aaron Defenbaugh
Eric Robbins
Sink
Ryan Rubick
Panthers
Williamburg
Burlington
Mark Underwood
Williameburg
Theron Combs
Bobby Robinson
Aaron Thompcon
Matt Nickel
Travis Sink
Jason Bove
Chris Hoffcommer
Travis Fritz
Aaron Thompson
Chris Hofstomtaex
Gene Stinebaugh
Jason Boos
Jason Booc
Hartford
Brandi Viewe
Williwasburg
Cora Brown
Sherry Carolan
Lori White
April Dehn
Audra Higbie
Amy Hermreck
Patty Pearce
East Burgoon
Lana Keeton
Becky Robbing
Tara Crowley
NHL players hopeful as bargaining resumes in New York
Los Angeles goalie Kelly Hrudey and several NHL players voiced optimism as John Ziegler and Bob Goodenow reunited at the bargaining table in New York. The NHLPA said Goodenow would meet Ziegler to salvage the season and playoffs, with players on hold awaiting a deal to continue games and determine a shared path forward.
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Los Angeles Kings
Kelly Hrudey
NHL
John Ziegler
NHL Players Association
Bob Goodenow
NHLPA
Goodenow
New York
Ziegler
Hantley
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Bryan Trother
Ottawa High nets second at Shawnee Heights quad
No 2 singles player Keith Johnson swept his three matches to lead Ottawa High to a 2nd place team finish at Shawnee Heights. Ottawa and Bonner Springs both had six points, OHS earning it with a 3-1 record against Bonner. The Cyclones also earned a pivotal 9-7 doubles win. They return April 23 at Washburn Rural.
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Topeka
Keith Johnson
Ottawa High
Shawnee Heights
Bishop Miege
Ottawa
Bonner Springs
OHS
Bonner
Johnson
Miege
OHL
Nile Peterson
Cyclones
Darren McElfresh
Ben Prentice
Jeff Garland
Mike Barker
Brent Satterlee
Peterson
Bishop Miecge
Washburn Rural
Braves split matches in Kansas Conference tennis
Ottawa University moved to 4-5 with a split against Tabor and McPherson. Scott Marlow beat Jeff Riggenbach 7-5 6-3 against Tabor, but OU then dropped eight straight. The Braves recovered with a 7-2 team win over McPherson, while coach Renberger cited a slow start and strong Tabor play. Continued on page.
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Hillsboro
Ottawa University
Kansas
Tabor
McPherson
Scott Marlow
Jeff Riggenbach
Braves
Teanis
Jon Renberger
Ottawa
Bulldogs
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Fort Pierce, Fla
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Vince Coleman
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