Ottawa Swim Meet and Legion AA Baseball Schedule
Schedule lists Wednesday swimming at Forest Park pool at 6 p.m. Ottawa hosts a swim meet. Friday Legion AA baseball features El Dorado Tournament with Paola vs Ottawa at 9 a.m. if Ottawa bases, games shift to 7 p.m. Friday. Saturday includes Legion AA baseball with Ottawa at El Dorado Tournament.
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Baseball and Basketball Transactions From Tuesday’s AP Ledger
Baseball moves include Orioles activating Neilo Rodriguez and designating Terry Mathews for assignment. Mariners activate Raul Ibanez from 60-day DL and option to Tacoma, designate David McCarty. Jays activate Kevin Brown and designate Luis Andujar. NL suspensions for Kendall and Sheffield tied to a June 28 bench incident. Brewers reach three-year deal with Bob Wickman. Mets designate Jim Tatum to Norfolk. Cardinals sign Chad Hutchinson to four-year pact. NBA Celtics exercise Bruce Bowen option. Tyus Edney option decision pending.
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McGwire ties home run mark before break in loss
Mark McGwire slugged his 37th homer of the season tying Reggie Jackson’s 1969 pre All-Star break record, but the Cardinals fell 6-1 to Kansas City. He added a double and a single as Busch Stadium crowd watched the pursuit amid a six of seven skid and 39-42 record.
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Page leads Ottawa Legion to doubleheader sweep over Spring Hill
Ottawa American Legion AA pitcher Page 18 hit 3 for 4 with a first win as Ottawa swept Spring Hill 9 7 in game two and 3 1 in game one. Guilfoyle allowed one run in seven innings, boosting his record to 5 2 while high level defense backed Ottawa. Page stated he hit better leadoff and felt no pressure, while teammates praised his late game clutch hits and a key two out RBI in the fifth to seal the lead.
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Lockout Locks Out NBA Free Agents For Summer
The NBA is officially closed with a league lockout starting at 12:01 a.m. The move bars team personnel from contacting players, including stars like Michael Jordan Scottie Pippen and Dennis Rodman, delaying any next season plans and paychecks. Patrick Ewing leads a unified players union vowing to fight for their rights as talks stall.
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Griffey Grabs AL All Star Starting Spot Again
Ken Griffey Jr led the American League in All Star votes for the third straight year with 4,202,830, earning a starting outfield nod at Coors Field. He hit his 33rd home run and trailed Mark McGwire for the home run crown while Cal Ripken Jr secured a ninth time as a starter.
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Zvereva tops Seles in Wimbledon quarterfinals
Natasha Zvereva defeats Monica Seles in straight sets 7 6 7 4, 6 2 to reach the Wimbledon semifinals. She ousts Steffi Graf last week and advances alongside Martina Hingis and Nathalie Tauziat, with Hingis edging Arantxa Sanchez Vicario to set up a semifinal with Venus Williams or Jana Novotna.
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