Major League Baseball Standings and Schedule Update
The American and National leagues show East Central and West divisions with team records, pacing, and percentages. Upcoming games include Seattle versus Anaheim, Oakland versus San Francisco, and Chicago Cubs against Philadelphia among others with several key matchups in the evening schedule.
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Tuesday Sports Transactions From Major Leagues
Auto racing Texas Motor Speedway named Sarona Wintray director of public relations. Boston Red Sox activated RHP Jim Carsi from the 15 day DL and optioned Kerry Lacy to Pawtucket. Mariners optioned Bob Walcoll to Tacoma and recalled Josias Manzanillo from Tacoma. Diamondbacks loaned LHP Mark Davis to Tucson. Marlins signed several pitchers in Gulf Coast League assigns to Fort Myers. Astros waived Pat Listach for release and activated Bob Abreu. Hornets signed David Wesley. Spurs agreed with Avery Johnson on a three year deal. Cardinals signed Rob Selby. Bills signed Jamie Hlaile and Dolphins Terrell Buckley extension. Eagles signed Antuwan Wyatt and Darrick Witherspoon. Buccaneers terms with Harris Carter DeGrate.
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Tyson faces costly suspension as Nevada weighs ban
Nevada boxing regulators move to suspend Mike Tyson after the ring incident, opening a formal complaint and hearing. Tyson could lose up to 3 million in fines or more if suspended, with speculation he may be barred for at least 18 months or longer.
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Castillo Stymies Royals as Cubs Cruise 6-1 in Interleague Win
Cubs ace Frank Castillo improved to 2-0 against the AL, yielding one unearned run over eight frames while Doug Glanville homered and Shawon Dunston, Ryne Sandberg, and Mark Grace fueled a 6-1 victory over Kansas City. Glendon Rusch came off the DL to win KC’s woes. Haney PLD remains uncertain.
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Pomona Powers Past Lebo Waverly in Nightcap Loss
Pomona 16 to 18 year olds clash with Lebo Waverly. Tyler Watts belts two home runs and a double in the second game to spark Pomona’s power surge. Pomona falls 11 7 and 13 4 as Lebo Waverly answers with four runs in the sixth. Russ Schwane adds a three run homer for Lebo Waverly. Earlier Pomona scored 15 in a losing effort.
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Piazza Tops NL All Stars in Fan Voting Amid Bonds Snub
Piazza led NL with 2,626,213 votes as Bonds missed the starting lineup despite strong support. Gwynn earned the final outfield spot, while Bagwell Larkin Larkin Caminiti headline infield selections. Lofton and Walker also named among NL outfield picks for the July 8 game in Cleveland.
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Henman Reaches Wimbledon Quarterfinals in Historic British Showing
Tim Henman defeated Richard Krajicek in four sets to reach Wimbledon quarterfinals, the first time two British men were in the last eight since 1961. The win sparked massive crowd support and included Bush family applause in the Royal Box as Henman eyes Britain's first men’s title since 1936.
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Central Heights volleyball camp set for July in Ottawa
The CH volleyball camp runs July 28 to 30 from 8 am to noon at CH gym for girls entering seventh through 12th grade who will be Central Heights students in fall 1997. Fee is 25 preregistered by July 16 or 30 otherwise, including T shirt, insurance, and meals.
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Correction All Stars in the Tuesday Herald
In the Tuesday Herald the Correction All Stars item appears. The notice apologizes for any inconvenience caused by previous errors or delays.
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