Baseball standings and schedule for the American and National Leagues
Standings show East Central West divisions with teams and records. Tuesday and Thursday game results include Oakland 6 New York 2 Chicago 15 Detroit 7 Minnesota 9 Texas 4 Milwaukee 8 Kansas City 1 Toronto 5 Cleveland 4 Baltimore 2 Seattle 1 Boston 6 California 4. Upcoming games list matchups and start times across venues including Seattle Oakland New York Milwaukee Texas Boston Oakland Baltimore California.
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McClenathan signs two year extension with McDonalds team
NHRA driver Cory McClenathan accepts a two year contract extension with the McDonalds racing team. In baseball, Milwaukee optioned Michael Ignasiak to New Orleans, New York recalled Mariano Rivera from Columbus, Colorado designated Jim Tatum for assignment, San Diego activated Bip Roberts and sent Roberto Petagine to Las Vegas, and San Francisco activated Pat Gomez from the 15 day DL.
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Extra points How champs fared in next season openers
Summary of playoff and national champion teams opening season results. Florida State defeated Virginia 41 to 17 in 1993. Alabama beat Tulane 31 to 7 in 1992. Miami beat Iowa 24 to 7 in 1991. Colorado beat Wyoming 30 to 13 in 1996. Miami lost to Brigham Young 28 to 21 in 1989. Notre Dame beat Virginia 36 to 13 in 1983. Nebraska opens August 31 in 1994 against Oklahoma State.
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OHS volleyball scrimmage introduces new faces and options
OHS coach Karla VanLeeuwen previewed a 10-practice scrimmage showing mix of new players and two returning starters Leslie Mettenburg and Mindy Brown. She praised depth, noted small size, and planned rotations as the Cyclones open the season at Topeka Seaman with JV at Topeka Hayden and freshmen hosting Turner-Pierson.
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McAndrew shines as Brewers top Royals 8 1
Milwaukee rookie Jamie McAndrew pitched eight strong innings allowing one run on six hits to beat Kansas City 8 1. Manager Phil Garner weighs moving McAndrew to long relief after Bob Scanlan’s return, while McAndrew welcomes any role for the team. Cirillo homered twice and drove in three as Jeff Cirillo sparked a seven run fifth inning.
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Chiefs coach says cuts may flood enemy rosters
Kansas City coach Marty Schottenheimer foresees former Chiefs players like returner Jon Vaughn possibly returning as opponents. Vaughn, cut among 17 players to reach 60, joins others including A J Johnson and Percy Snow in departures as the team trims for the season. Snow stays hopeful, while Troy Dumas lands on injured reserve with a knee injury.
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Bulldogs Eyes State Title Contention In 1995 Volleyball
Anderson County High School preview: 6 seniors of 8 return from 34-4 team last year. Coach Glenn Suderman seeks a fourth Frontier league title and a deep state run. Key players include Amy Feuerborn, Emily Mader, Kaci Kent, and Erin Katzer, with Kim Pedrow and Katie McDonald setting.
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Tooleys back to lead CH volleyball team
Central Heights enters the season with Jodi Grover guiding the Vikings who return 32 players to a 12-14 record. Senior Katie Tooley and junior Nancy Tooley lead a tall lineup while freshman Sara Wuertz eyes the starting setter role. Season opens at Lebo with several triads and a home tournament on Oct. 14.
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Bulldog Booster Club Scrimmages Set Friday at ACHS
Garnett booster club sponsors Red White football and volleyball scrimmages Friday at Anderson County Junior Senior High School. Action starts 3 30 p m with football kickoff at 7 30 p m in the stadium. Admission is $1. Boosters provide hotdogs chips and drinks to athletes.
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