Baseball Standings and Schedule With Wednesday Results
The East West North and West divisions show team records with wins and losses and games behind. Wednesday's results include Colorado at Cincinnati 5 3 and Pittsburgh at San Francisco 3 1 0, plus Miami road games and postponed games due to rain with Philadelphia at Los Angeles and New York Mets at San Diego among others.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
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Los Angeles
Colorado
San Diego
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San Biegos
Hermanson
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Morris
Saunders
Rueter
Cooke
Nome
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Hamilton
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Remlinger
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Kile
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Seatle
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Mochler
Woodard
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Rosado
Navarro
Oliver
Saberhagen
Springer
Rogers
Seattle
Fassera
Juden
Priote
Baseball and NFL notes from AP sports transactions
American League moves include Langston activated for the Angels and Greene placed on the 15-day list as the White Sox shuttle Castilla to Nashville. Tigers sign Todd Jones, Mariners trade for Roberto Kelly, Cubs add Wuertz, Rockies waive Bill Swift, Dodgers ink Eddie Murray to a minor league pact, Mets recall Yarkis Perez. Cardinals place Mabry on the 15-day list and Dmitri Young is recalled. other leagues and teams report signings, waivers, and recalls across basketball and football including Lamar Lathon fine, Tim McKyer and Jo Rowe moves, and a set of waiver claims and rosters adjustments.
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Anaheim Angels
Mark Langston
Todd Greene
Chicago White Sox
Carlos Castilla
Nashville
Craig Norton
Detroit Tigers
Todd Jones
Seattle Mariners
Roberto Kelly
Minnesota Twins
Chicago Cubs
Michael Wuertz
Colorado Rockies
Bill Swift
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Eddie Muray
NEW York Mets
Yarkis Perez
Norfolk
Shawn Gilbert
ST. Louis Cardinals
John Mabry
Dmitri Young
Louisville
National Basketball Association
Miami Heat
Terry Mills
National Football League
NFL
Carolina Panther
Lamar Lathon
Kansas City Chiefs
Rich Gannon
Denver Broncos
Tim McKyer
Godfrey Myles
Green Bay Packers
Jo Rowe
St. Louis
Reggie Clark
Miami Dolphins
Bracay Walker
Cincinnati
Eddie Sutter
Jasper Strong
NEW York Jets
Ray Lucas
New England Patriots
ST. Louis Rams
Gerald Perry
Orioles Continue Hot Run with Palmeiro and Key Shine
Baltimore improves to 79-44 atop AL East behind Rafael Palmeiro’s multi hit night and a strong seven inning, four hit performance from Jimmy Key. Palmeiro drove in all four runs including a solo homer and a three run shot, while Randy Myers earned his 37th save.
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Baltimore Orioles
Rafael Palmeiroa
Jimmy Key
Kansas City
Orioles
Davey Johnson
Palmeiro
Key
Royals
Randy Myers
Tom Henke
Myers
Glendon Rusch
Cody Smith to walk on at Kansas State University
Cody Smith says he is cured of a mysterious stomach ailment and will walk on at Kansas State after two years of near constant vomiting and pain. He has NCAA eligibility for a sixth year and plans to try out once medically cleared, amid his past illness and prior coaching decisions.
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Wildcats
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Mt. San Antonio
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San Diego State
Topeka NHRA track loses national race
Topeka Heartland Park faces a scaled back 1998 NHRA schedule with only one national event after hosting two each of the previous five years. Parts America becomes fall race title sponsor for 1998 1999, while spring event moves to Joliet Illinois. The park extends its contract through 2002 for the spring and fall events.
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Bill Kentling
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Panthers Linebacker Fined For Helmet Hit On Gannon
The NFL fined Carolina Panthers linebacker Lamar Lathon 20000 for leading with the helmet during a hit on Chiefs quarterback Rich Gannon in a exhibition game. Gannon suffered a lacerated tongue and chipped tooth, while other players returned to play after trainers attended him. The league matched a prior fine issued to Bill Romanowski for a similar incident involving Kerry Collins.
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Charlotte
N.C
NFL
Carolina Panthers
Lamar Lathon
Kansas City Chiefs
Rich Gannon
Lathon
Gannon
Chiefs
Bob Moore
Moore
Kansas City
Panthers
Denver Broncos
Bill Romanowski
Carolina
Kerry Collins
Chatrait
Collins
Baldwin Spikers Seek to Build on Record Season
Baldwin High School volleyball aims to improve on last year’s 21 win season. Coach Roger O’Neill highlights returnees Erin Schulte, Johnelle Nuspl, Jill Grosdidier, Melissa Schreve, and Janae Nuspl. Grosdidier and Schulte are top returning players, with Schulte noted as possibly Baldwin’s tallest.
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Herald
Aldwin
Baldwin
Bulldogs
Roger O'Neill
Erin Schulte
O'Neill
Schulte
Johnelle Nuspl
Jill Grosdidier
Melissa Schreve
Janae Nuspl
Grosdidier
Schreve
Baldwin coach previews tough season and two setter offense
O'Neill says players must practice to grow and build mental toughness through conditioning. He plans a two setter offense with Nuspls handling the duties. Now in his second year, he notes players understand the system and are pleased with progress as Baldwin opens Sept 2 at home in a quadrangular in the Frontier League.
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O’neill
Baldwin
Colorado's Neuheisel learns from past missteps this season
Colorado coach Rick Neuheisel with 13 returning starters aims to improve weekly after a 10-2 1996 season. He rejects bold predictions, citing past overstatements and a tough schedule, while noting a mix of experienced players and newcomers. John Hessler replaces Roy Detmer at quarterback as the Buffaloes seek another strong year.
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Key
Washington
Rae Carruth
Chris Nacole
Greg Jones
Matt Russell
Steve Rosga
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Rick Neuheisel
Folsom Field
Phil Savoy
Melvin Thomas
Ryan Olson
Will Maumau
Hannibal Navies
Ron Merkerson
Ryan Black
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