Baseball Scoreboard Tuesday National League standings and games
Major league standings and upcoming games including St Louis, Montreal, New York, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Philadelphia, San Diego, Atlanta, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Cincinnati, Houston. Schedule notes include Tuesday matchups Texas at Toronto Kansas City at Boston Seattle at Cleveland Oakland at Baltimore California at New York Chicago at Milwaukee Detroit at Minnesota and various league results.
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Minnesota
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Atlanta
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Eight-year-old Jamie Gragg wins 5K road race title
Williamsburg youngster Jamie Gragg dominated the 5 kilometer Swope Park run in Kansas City, finishing first among women and 20th overall in 20 minutes 31 seconds. Her father Jim placed 28th overall and second in the 40-49 age group as 411 runners competed.
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Kansas City
Jamie Gragg
Williamsburg
Swope Park
American Cancer Society
Jamie
Jim
Lee May Delivers Power Showing For Royals
Lee May, age 39, belted a two run homer and two doubles as the Kansas City Royals swept Cleveland 6-3. May, signed after a 1980 Orioles release, hit .455 in six games, asserting age is overrated. Indians manager Dave Garcia praised May while disputing a foul ball call by umpire Jim Evans during the game.
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Lee May
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Kansas City Royals
Cleveland
Indians
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Bert Blyleven
Baltimore Orioles
Royals
Willie Aikens
Dave Garcia
Ottawa Trails Park College at Park Relays in Missouri
Ottawa University finishes second in the men’s division at Park Relays behind Park College, with four golds led by Tim Horsley in the triple jump and a trio scoring in the long jump and relays. Kim Hersh wins the women’s javelin as OU women place fourth. both teams prep for HAC meet at Marshall, Missouri.
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Ottawa
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Tom Palmer
Kenny Way
Dave Hegstrom
Shawn Henderson
Greg Prior
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Batley
Horsely
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Holm
Hersh
Mercer
Canada
Tummons
Holman
Ottawa Teams Win Openers In East Kansas League
Ramsey Printing stunned Greeley 10 9 in a seventh inning rally at Forest Park as Kent Ramsey delivered a two out three bagger driving in the tying and winning runs. Jeff Hansen and strong Ottawa defense backed Brad O'Dea's five strikeouts in an eight hit, seven error game. The Bombers beat Farris Feuerborn 5 2 at Garnett behind Hansen and Jameson, with Van Jameson’s misplayed relay scoring the decisive runs in the seventh. Ramsey and the Bombers meet again at Orlis Cox Field next Friday. Princeton defeated Richmond 5 2 and Garnett beat Westphalia 9 2 in other league action.
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van Jameson
John Schmidt
Jameson
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Schmidt
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Ramsey Printing
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Richmond
Seattle Rockets Eliminate Rockets in NBA Playoffs
Seattle SuperSonics, led by Jack Sikma with 30 points, defeated Houston 104 to 83 to sweep the best of three series and end Houston's bid for a repeat run to the NBA finals. Malone scored 24 but cooled in the second quarter as Seattle pulled ahead.
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Jack Sikma
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Sonics
Sikma
Malone
Houston Rockets
National Basketball Association
Houston
NBA
Rockets
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San
Washington
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Celtics
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M.L. Carr
Spencer Haywood
76Ers
Bucks
Julius Erving
Andrew Toney
Philadelphia
Darryl Dawkins
Milwaukee
Sixers
Mickey Johnson
Marques Johnson
Lionel Hollins
Toney
Hollins
Steinbrenner Fires Lemon and Reinstates Michael as Yankees Manager
New York owner George Steinbrenner ousted manager Lemon after a home loss to Detroit and rehired Gene Michael, marking the third managerial second chance in four years. The decision follows a six game World Series defeat to the Dodgers and comes amid ongoing controversy and team underperformance. Roy Smalley expressed fatigue over the recurring upheaval as Michael returns to manage the club.
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George Steinbrenner
Bob Lemon
Gene Michael
New York Yankees
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Lemon
Michael
Yankees
Dallas
Steinbrenner
Yankee
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ralph Houk
Billy Martin
Dick Howser
Roy Smalley
Ron Davis
Minnesota
Irv Kaze
Kaze
Lem
Tigers
Benedictine Beats Ottawa 6-3 In Tennis Dual
Benedictine College avenged a prior loss by defeating Ottawa University 6-3 in a hard fought tennis dual at Atchison. The Braves won three top singles matches but failed to secure enough decisive wins as five matches went to three sets.
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Ottawa
Benedictine College
Braves
Andy Eichenwald
Tim Weber
Greg Webb
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