MLB Standings and Results Roundup Across Leagues
The American League East shows Toronto leading with 49 wins, Baltimore 46, Milwaukee 42, New York 40, Boston 37,Detroit 37, Cleveland 33. West division leaders Minnesota 48 and Oakland 47. Sunday results feature Toronto over California 6-2, Detroit over Seattle 8-5, Minnesota over Baltimore 2-4, Chicago and Boston split, Milwaukee over Kansas City in two games, New York beating Texas 5-4, Oakland over Cleveland 5-2. Monday and Tuesday schedules list multiple matchups across the leagues with notable games at Detroit, New York, Boston, Baltimore, Toronto, Cleveland, Milwaukee, Texas, and Chicago.
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Toronto
Baltimore
Milwaukee
New York
Boston
ATA
Detroit
Cleveland
Minnesota
Oakland
Texas
Chicago
Kansas City
Seattle
California
Boson
Grant
Gullickson
Krueger
Leary
Reed
Dopton
McCaskill
Balimore
McDonald
Abbott
Guzman
Moore
Mutis
Wegman
Brown
Banke
Hillegat
Darling
Ritz
Appier
Hardis
Alvarez
Milacki
Seanle
DeLucia
Hentgen
Finley
Cook
Burnie
el Pet
Pittsburgh
Montreal
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
San Diego
Houston
San Francisco
IL Los Angelea
Atlanta
Los Angeles
D. Martinez
Bonteaficki
Ki.Groes
Herthiser
Jjones
Smith
Cone
Avery
Morgan
Black
Clark
Leffens
Riso
Castillo
Gardner
Hur
Re.Gross
P. Martinez
Sentry
Robinson
Forest Park Friday leagues feature mixed schedules and golf tourney notes
Friday at Forest Park lists men and women league pairings with matches from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Many teams appear including First Baptist Sacred Heart Catholic Ottawa Nazarene Faith Lutheran and more. Ottawa Women's Golf Association handicap tournament results and incomplete swim club story noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
First Baptist
Sacred Heat Catholic
Ottawa Nazarene
Faith Lutheran
Church of Christ
Faith
Community Foursquare
Garett Nazarene
Wellsville Baptist
North
Ottawa Women’s Golf Association
Otawa Country Club
L. Moherman
P. Harper
P. Wiggins
M. Sheldon
M. Moherman
G. Badders
K. Shaughnessy
J. Schultz
Graf easily derails Seles in Wimbledon final
Monica Seles, the world No 1, was crushed 6-2 6-1 by Steffi Graf in a one-sided Wimbledon women’s final. Graf dominated with powerful groundstrokes echoing her 1988 form, ending Seles’ bid for a Grand Slam sweep. The piece also notes Wimbledon traditions, media glare, and tabloids criticizing Seles amid court-side noise.
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Victor Simpson
Associated Press
Itimbledon
England
Monica Seles
Seles
Steffi Graf
Graf
Steffi
Agassi ends Grand Slam jinx with Wimbledon win over Ivanisevic
Andre Agassi defeats Goran Ivanisevic 6-7 6-4 6-4 1-6 6-4 to win Wimbledon. He becomes the first baseliner since Bjorn Borg to win on grass and the first American Wimbledon champion since 1984. Agassi reflects on past doubts and the journey from a reluctant grass court player to a champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Wilson
Wimbledon
England
Andre Agassi
Goran Ivanisevic
Agassi
Brom Borg
John McEnroe
Ivanisevic
Monica Seles
Steffi Graf
Boris Becker
Stefan Edberg
Las Vegas
Jim Courier
Brewers sweep Royals in feisty two game set
Milwaukee outlasted Kansas City 2-1 in 12 innings as Pat Listach stole third and scored the deciding run while Mike Fetters earned the win. In the nightcap Milwaukee pummeled Mark Davis for a 9-7 victory, giving the Brewers a doubleheader sweep. George Brett excelled for Kansas City though the Royals still lost both ends of the split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Tucker
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Brewers
Kevin Seitzer
Royals
George Brett
Mark Davis
Darren Holmes
Brewer
Brett
Phil Garner
Wally Joyner
Kevin McReynolds
Pat Listach
Listach
Mike Fetters
Doug Henry
Hal McRae
Joyner
McReynolds
Davis
Dream Team makes it official in U S Olympics tease
In Portland, Larry Bird returns for two minutes to spark the United States to a 127-80 win over Venezuela as Magic Johnson and Bird share a playful moment. Stockton braces for Barcelona after leg injury. Ewing and Drexler near return. Barkley leads scoring with 16.3 for the tournament.
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Jim O'Connell
Portland
Ore
Larry Bird
United States
Boston Celtics
U.S
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Bird
Magic Johnson
Magic
Johnson
Chris Mullin
Larry
Barcelona
Angola
Boston
Patrick Ewing
San Diego
Clyde Drexler
Sam Shepard
Delaware State
Venezuela
Charles Barkley
Karl Malone
Also Mentioned on This Page
MLB
Women's Diamond
Westminster Presbyterian
First Methodist
Ouawa Bible Ye
Assembly of Ind
Women's League
Women’s Diamond
Lutheran
Community Poursquare
Gameu Nazarene
OWGA
Herald
Onawa
Brooklyn Emery
Flash
Darry Hamilton
Hamilton
Jim Gantner
Dave Nilsson
McRae
Royal
Dream Team
U.S.A
Chaning
Puerto Rico
Brazil
John Stockton
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