Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues and Teams
The recap lists American League and National League standings with wins losses and percentages for East Central and West divisions. It includes Thursday and Saturday results across multiple matchups such as Milwaukee at Oakland, Cleveland at Seattle, and Texas at New York, plus ongoing division leaders and recent game outcomes. It also notes IndyCar driver finishes in the final races, highlighting Mario Andretti and others in final standings.
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Milwaukee
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Cleveland
Seattle
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Kansas City
Minnesota
Boston
Baltimore
Chicago
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New York
California
Toronto
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Nagy
Cone
Johns
Guzman
Stewart
Benes
Langston
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Montreal
Florida
Cincinnati
Houston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Colorado
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Diego
Dishman
Drabek
Valenzuela
Hampton
Navarro
Schilling
Saberhagen
Baseball attendance figures mislead fans says officials
In a debate on attendance data, Bud Selig argues tickets sold is the meaningful metric while box scores list attendance as total tickets sold. Critics from The Dallas Morning News and The New York Times urge honesty, noting stadiums often show lower real headcounts than reported.
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W York
Bud Selig
Dave Smith
Dallas Morning News
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta Journal
Neil Amdur
New York Times
Phyllis Merhige
Tigers' Arsenal On Display In 12-5 rout of Royals
Detroit racked up 18 hits and rode key defense by Joe Hall who nailed Vince Coleman at the plate to spark a win over Kansas City. Chad Curtis Cecil Fielder homered twice and Travis Fryman added a solo as the Tigers extended their streaks, closing within three games of the AL East lead. Appier and Wells started, with Detroit seeking 6:05 p.m. action on WIBW and KSMO.
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Etroit
Joe Hall
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Hall
Detroit
Kansas City Royals
Chad Curtis
Cecil Fielder
Travis Fryman
Vince Coleman
Boone watches son Bob and grandson Bret in majors
Ray Boone, 1942 signee and Red Sox consultant, visits Kansas City to see son Bob manage the Royals and grandson Bret Reds bound, noting Bret’s nine game hitting streak and 78 straight errorless games at second. He relishes in confirming a grandpa’s view of two generations in the big leagues.
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King
Ray Boone
Boston Red Sox
Boone
May
Bob
Royals
Bret
Reds
Ray
Kansas City
Shiafe
Watson Leads Western Open After First Round
Tom Watson, at 45, shot a 4 under par 68 at Cog Hill, battling 15 to 25 mph wind to lead by one stroke over Ed Fiori and others. He embraced a return to form, recalling past Western Open wins in 1974 1977 and 1984 while describing his current struggles and wind as a chess game for position golf.
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Emont
Tom Watson
Watson
Old
Ed Fiori
Jay Haas
Brett Ogle
Joel Edwards
Steve Lowery
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