MLB Standings and Schedule Summary
American League leaders show Toronto and Baltimore jockeying in a tight race backed by Milwaukee Boston and New York. National League races feature Montreal and Atlanta atop East while Chicago and Los Angeles contend in a crowded standings picture. The item also notes the 1992 Franklin County Classic golf event raising about 9300 for cancer research and the extension of Butch Reynolds’ track suspension to year end.
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Ottawa Country Club
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Barcelona
Spain
Butch Reynolds
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Reynolds
Olympic Games End With Debate Over Amateurism and Profits
Barcelona closed with a charged debate on commercialism as mayor Pasqual Maragall urged sports remain free of sponsor control. The Dream Team faced scrutiny while stars like Michael Jordan and coach Chuck Daly defended pro participation and the broader Olympic appeal. United States edged toward a dominant 1996 run, while Nike and Mercedes inked futures for Bubka and Scherbo as the Soviet era concluded with new deals in the West. Capriati and Fu Mingxia signaled a shift toward professionals across ages, with Capriati's win over Sanchez Vicario highlighting youth and grit amid a royal crowd and a changing Olympic landscape.
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Clint Eastwoods
Michael Jordan
Chuck Daly
Daly
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Magic
Larry
Patrick
Sergei Bubka
Nike
Vitaly Scherbo
Mercedes
Alexander Volkov
Italy
Jennifer Capriati
Fu Mingxia
Capriati
Aranixa Sanchez Vicario
Juan Carlos
Queen Sofia
Steffi Graf
U.S
Montgomery seals Royals win with game-ending double play
Kansas City closer Jeff Montgomery saved his 28th game in 32 chances by inducing Terry Steinbach to hit into a double play with two on, sealing a 5-2 win over the Oakland Athletics. Gregg Jefferies homered early as Appier won his 13th, Brett added his 626th career double and 1,500th RBI, while Oakland's Stewart took the loss.
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Jeff Montgomery
Harold) Baines
Montgomery
Terry Steinbach
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Baines
Hal McRae
George Brett
Brett
Kevin Appier
Gregg Jefferies
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Appier
Tony la Russa
Jefferies
Dave Stewart
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Moyne
Fox
Weiss
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Haines
Wwitton
S—Howard
Browne
McRacie
Oakland Stewart
Herman
Berenguer
Stewart
Meriwether
Hickox
Hendry
Clark
McRae Eyes Return as Royals Manager in 1993
Hal McRae says Kansas City Royals improved and wants another managing chance. GM Herb Robinson backs stability and confirms preliminary talks but no deal yet. McRae replaced John Wathan in 1991, led a 66-58 first season, 1-16 start in 1992, and cites a multi-year build as extendable to one year.
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Hal McRae
Kansas City Royals
McRae
Herb Robinson
Robinson
Hal
John Wathan
Challeng
Royals
Krieg Starts Slow Then Impresses In Chiefs Preseason Debut
Kansas City rookie-turned starter Dave Krieg showed progression in the Chiefs 21 13 loss to Green Bay in River Falls. Krieg went 18 of 26 for 157 yards and a touchdown, settling in after an unsettled start, while Mark Vlasic and Steve DeBerg provided the rest of the quarterback mix as the team learns new offense under Marty Schottenheimer and Joe Pendry.
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Krieg
Billy Jones
Joe Pendry
Marty Schottenheimer
David
Schottenheimer
Mark Vlasic
DeBerg
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Edu
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