Baseball Standings and Schedule From A P Newswire
East Central West divisions show team records and winning percentages with Baltimore Boston New York Cleveland Chicago Minnesota Seattle Oakland Texas and other clubs. Tuesday results include Baltimore 10 Oakland 4 California 6 New York 3 Chicago 3 Milwaukee 0 and Toronto 8 Kansas City 6 plus a full slate of evening games across multiple venues and matchups.
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Baseball Transactions From Milwaukee To Philadelphia
MILWAUKEE placed Pat Listach on the 15 day disabled list retroactive to April 24 and optioned Mark Kiefer to New Orleans. NEW YORK YANKEES placed Matt Nokes on the 15 day disabled list and signed Bob Melvin to a Columbus IL contract. SEATTLE MARINERS optioned Darren Bragg to Calgary and purchased Dale Sveum from Calgary. FLORIDA MARLINS placed Brian Harvey on the 5 day disabled list and purchased Jeff Mutis from Edmonton. PHILADELPHIA activated Tommy Greene and designated Roger Mason for assignment.
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Tennis Greats Dominate First Five Tourneys Review
Five top players dominate early pro circuit results. L Courier wins one title, Mats Wilander claims two, Boris Becker takes three, Stefan Edberg earns three, and Pete Sampras secures six. The list highlights strong starts across the pro tennis calendar.
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Budig Seen As Likely Next AL President
Kansas chancellor Gene Budig, a Royals director, appears set to become American League president joining NL head Len Coleman. The New York Times cited a committee recommendation after April 15 meetings in Chicago and a conference call. Budig would replace Bobby Brown, who stayed on past December 31.
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Ottawa High golf struggles in windy invitational
Ottawa Ot tawa High finished sixth in a 10 team wind driven event at Bellevue Country Club, posting a 392. John Katzer led with 88 and won a playoff against Joe Bollin Immaculata and John Solis Ward. Coach Bourque cited strong winds pushing scores up and noted room for improvement ahead of the Huron League Meet. The JV plays Bonner Springs Thursday and the varsity returns to Ottawa Invitational Monday at 3 p.m.
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Ottawa tennis team edges toward Huron League title hopefuls
Ottawa shows progress at the Huron League tourney as Jason Neff reaches No.2 singles final, Ben Prentice struggles in No.1, and No.1 doubles Spooner Fox finish sixth. coach Nile Peterson stresses closing sets at 5-5 and plans to beat Bonner Springs for the league title amid a team standings shift led by St Thomas Aquinas.
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Braves Tabor showdown for conference crown in Kansas
Ottawa Braves travel to face defending champions Tabor in a pivotal conference doubleheader at Orlis Cox Field on Saturday. A 1 p.m. start sets the stage for round two of a possible six to eight games, with a rain date and possible one game playoff if a tie results. Ottawa swept Friends to set up the title showdown.
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Coleman’s arm no match for White’s baserunning
Kansas City left fielder Vince Coleman twice threw behind Devon White on the basepaths allowing White to reach extra bases and score as Toronto beat the Royals 8 6 White went 4 for 4 with three runs scoring while Blue Jays manager Cito Gaston praised his speed and noted you cannot throw behind him repeatedly The Royals defense misplayed a second inning attempted throw producing an error on White but he would have been safe anyway
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