Major League Standings and Thursday Results Across Leagues
The report details American League East Central and West divisions with team records and percentages, followed by National League East and West standings. It lists Thursday and Saturday games including Boston at Oakland, Seattle at New York, Milwaukee at Minnesota, and California at Baltimore, with pitchers and scores.
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Boston
New York
Baltimore
Toronto
Detroit
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Texas
Seattle
Oakland
Moore
Cleve
Nagy
Chicago
Fernandez
Hurt
The
Johnson
Brown
Calif
B.anderson
Philadelphia
Montreal
Goa
Cincinnati
Houston
Pittsburgh
St.Louis
Los Angeles
Colorado
San Diego
San Francisco
St. Louis
Florida
Atlanta
Maddux
Trachsel
Swindell
Banks
Smiley
Bricks
Valdes
Philadel-phia
Ashby
Pulsipher
San Fran
Brewington
Alvarez
Petkovsek
Colo
Saberhagen
Royals turn tiger when record dips under .500 in Kansas City
In a topsy turvy season the Kansas City Royals surge when four games under .500. They beat the Texas Rangers 5-3 behind strong work by pitcher Gross and timely hitting from Tom Goodwin and Wally Joyner. The comeback featured a three-run fifth inning including Goodwin's clutch single and Gaetti's 28th homer to tie the game.
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Ansas City
Mo Kk
Kansas City Royals
Tiger
Royals
Texas Rangers
Jon Nunnally
Gross
Jason Jacome
Tom Goodwin
Wally Joyner
Gary Gaetti
Magic
Goodwin
Jacome
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Ottawa High scrimmage shows strong run game and defense
Ottawa High School's Thursday scrimmage impressed as the running game produced about 152 yards on 29 carries led by Lopez and Erisman while the first team defense and offense showed cohesion after early series. Quarterback Mavity noted improved execution and potential in the backfield as penalties and high throws remained issues.
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Ottawa
OHS
Jason Lopez
Aaron Gumm
Gary Erisman
OHL
Ron Mann
Lopez
Mann
Scot Mavity
Seaman
Mavitn
Erisman
Mavity
Jeff Pelton
Fuller
Clay Casady
Cyclones
Jay Thornton
Scott Mavity
Topeka
Dodgers lose appeal over forfeit in Ball Night ending
NL president Len Coleman upheld a Dodgers forfeit loss to the Cardinals 2-1 after umpiring halted the Aug. 10 game at Dodger Stadium due to fans throwing souvenir base balls. More than 200 balls were tossed, prompting trip-offs for player safety and the first forfeit in baseball since 1979 Disco Demolition Night. Dodgers manager Tom Lasorda voiced disappointment.
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W York
Los Angeles Dodgers
National League
Len Coleman
Dodger Stadium
Dodgers
Coleman
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim Quick
Cardinals
Comiskey Park
Chicago
Los Angeles
Tom Lasorda
Shell teaches rookie to strike like a snake
ANSAS CITY, Mo. Chiefs sixth round pick Tom Barndt, converted from defense to guard, learns patient pass protection under Art Shell. Coach Marty Schottenheimer says Barndt shows progress but isn’t ready to play today, with team weighing a 53 man roster.
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Shell
Kansas City Chiefs
Pittsburgh
Barndt
Art Shell
Barnndt
Chiefs
Jay Leeuwenburg
Jerry Ostroski
Leeuwenberg
Chicago
Marty Schottenheimer
Schottenheimer
Dave Szott
Szott
Penn State
Stott
Pomona Indians Ready For Strong Volleyball Season
Pomona coach Shelee Brim expresses high confidence as the Indians enter the season with an experienced lineup led by senior Amy Hoffsommer a two time all area selection. Brim notes a revamped offense and aims to capitalize on Hoffsommer's all around ability while welcoming returning players April Robinson Melissa Lang Nicole Krambeer Amy Robbins along with setting duties by Brandy Waggoner and Stephanie Wiscombe.
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Greg Mast
Herald
Omona — Indians Proieroan
Shelee Brim
Pomona
Brim
Amy Hoffsommer
Hoffsommer
Liz Schleicher
April Robinson
Melissa Lang
Nicole Krambeer
Amy Robbins
Brandy Waggoner
Stephanie Wiscombe
Wiscombe
Panthers seniors eye state berth in volleyball race
Williams burg coach Lisa Brookover leads a senior laden Panthers squad aiming for a state berth after posting a 28 3 record last season. Returning starters Amy Howard Shanna Shoemaker Sabrina Norton headline eight seniors as Williamsburg schedules tougher opponents to boost postseason chances.
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Williamsburg
Panther
Lisa Brookover
Brookover
Amy Howard
Shanna Shoemaker
Sabrina Norton
Panthers
Howard
Kelly Stinebaugh
JoEden Mathia Katrina Norton
Michell Higginbotham
Lyn Turner
Regionls
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Oakland Athletics
Demond Smith
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Denver Broncos
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Dirk Borgognone
Mitch Berger
Indianapolis Colts
Matt Raydo
Maryland
Oakland A
Herb Washington
Leary Lint
Alan Lewis
Tae
Deon Hopkins
Vests Mung
Map Alot
Matt Breattie
Tigers
Gubicza
Rogers
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Humphrey
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