Baseball Standings and Schedule As Week Opens
American League leaders include Toronto Baltimore and Milwaukee in tight races with Detroit and New York. National League standings show Pittsburgh New York Chicago St Louis Atlanta and San Francisco leading divisions as the week begins. Week’s player of the week honors go to Gregg Jeffries of Kansas City and Eric Karros of Los Angeles.
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Baltimore
Milwaukee
Boston
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Oakland
Texas
California
Blyleven
Fortugno
Kansas City
Appier
Aquino
Otto
Young
Wells
Hesketh
Knudsen
Sutcliffe
Seattle
Fisher
Minnesota
Krueger
Chicago
Fernandez
Stewart
Bohanon
Cook
Hilfegat
Stowlemyre
Darwin
Doherty
Mussina
Johnson
Wegman
Tapani
Hough
Darling
Witt
Valera
Lego
San Francisco
Houston
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Montreal
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Diego
Harkey
Gardner
Pittsburgh
Jacke
Avlanta
Glavine
Mathews
Clark
Burkett
Leffests
Reynolds
Muriner
Mulholland
DeLeon
J.d.robinson
Schourck
Pitsburgh
Zsmith
Belcher
Atlanta
Avery
Oliveras
Hurst
Blleary
Ojeda
Gregg Jefferies
Kansas City Royals
Eric Karmon
Los Angeles Dodgers
Schembechler and Campbell Fired by Tigers Boss Monaghan
DETROIT AP reports Bo Schembechler and Jim Campbell were dismissed by owner Tom Monaghan. Schembechler, former Michigan coach, was told by fax. Campbell, longtime executive since 1949, received a telephone call in Cooperstown during Hall of Fame weekend. In San Diego, Fred McGriff led a 6-5 Padres win over the Giants with a first inning three run homer and a third inning two run shot after a past confrontation with Trevor Wilson. both were ejected, suspended four games, and fined $1,000.
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Bo Schembechler
Jim Campbell
Detroit Tigers
Tom Monaghan
Schembechler
Michigan
Tigers
Campbell
Cooperstown
N.Y
SAN Diego
Fred McGriff
Trevor Wilson
McGriff
Wilson
San Diego Padres
San Francisco Giants
Candlestick Park
Gary Sheffield
Skah Wins 10,000 Meters After Protest Ruling
At Barcelona Khalid Skah was stripped then reawarded the 10,000 meters gold after a protest over a teammate's bump that allegedly aided Richard Chelimo of Kenya. Chelimo received silver as Skah retained the title on a videotape review.
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Spain
U.S
Eric Grffin
Khalid Skah
Skah
Richard Chelimo
Kenya
Chelimo
International Amateur Athletic Federation
United States
Griffin
Japan
Germany
Richard Chemilo
Khalid Shah
Alina Ivanova
Chen Yueling
China
Distaff
Medina Dixon
Brit the gold badge of courage
Derek Redmond finished a 400 meter semifinal with a torn hamstring after a dramatic chase for help from his father Jim. The scene unfolded at Estadi Olimpic as the crowd roared for both finish and courage, with Jim lifting the son and helping him complete the race.
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Brit
Jim Litke
Barcelona
Spain
Comfor
Derek Redmond
Redmond
Estadi Olimpic
Gabriele Andersen- Scheiss
Los Angeles Coliseum
Oval
Jim
Redmonds
Jim Redmond
Trinidad
Northampton
England
Rome
Seoul
Jame
Derek
Son
On deck for the Hall Mister October Reggie Jackson
Reggie Jackson enters the 1993 Hall of Fame ballot with strong support likely above 95 percent. The onetime A’s and Yankees star, famed as Mr October, helped his teams reach 11 playoff appearances and win five World Series titles in 21 seasons.
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Cooperstown
N.Y
Hall of Fame
Reggie Jackson
Reggie
A‘s
Yankees
Jackson
Tom Seaver
Ty Cobb
San Diego
Bob Gibson
Dodgers
Babe Ruth
Billy Marin
15 year olds win Baldwin City Ottawa Babe Ruth title
Ottawa defeated Baldwin 8 to 3 to win the Baldwin Invitational Tournament for non all star Babe Ruth players. Spring Hill Olathe and Lawrence also participated as Ottawa built a four run fourth inning with hits from Gumm Kongkinda(vong) Snethen and O'Dea. Wieneke led with five hits and seven runs scored while Kongkindavong earned two wins. O'Dea hit two home runs in the tournament, including a four run shot in the final. Coaches were Fred Gumm and Don Wieneke.
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Baldwin City
Ottawa
Babe Ruth
Baldwin
Spring Hill
Olathe
Lawrence
Aaron Gumm
Moukda Kongkinda
Vong
Tony Snethen
Vaughn O'Dea
Troy Wieneke
Kongkindavong
O'Dea
Fred Gumm
Don Wieneke
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Fred
Wu Dan
Michele Verdier
International Olympic Committee
Mike Powell
Brad Hunt
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Danell Nicholson
Ron Fraser
Mike Conley
Conley
Fayetteville, Ark
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Australia
Hungary
Nal
Romania
Canada
Mister October
Charlie Finley
George Steinbrenner
Billy
Martin
Tony Perez
Perez
Big Red Machine
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Joe Morgan
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Phil Niekro
Steve Garvey
Bill Madlock
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