Baseball Standings and Schedule From AP Wire
The American League and Division standings show Toronto leading the East with 46 wins and 40 losses, New York 42 37, Boston 42 39, Baltimore 36 47, and Tampa Bay 33 49, with Central led by Chicago at 30 43, and West headed by Seattle 49 34. Tonight's schedule features 14 games including Yankees vs Orioles and Blue Jays at Expos with multiple interleague matchups and start times across the evening.
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Major League Baseball Suspends Pittsburgh Coach Three Games
The Associated Press reports Pittsburgh pitching coach Pete Vuckovich was suspended for three games and fined an undisclosed amount for actions during a June 23 game against the New York Mets. Other MLB moves include Angels placing Balcher on the 15 day DL and recalls. Twins optioning Huskey and recalling Allen. Yankees optioning Bellinger and recalling Yornall. Brewers optioning Terrault and recalling King. NFL notes include Bills signing four players, Packers naming a PR assistant, Jaguars signings and waivers, and Chiefs, Eagles signings. College and university coaching moves feature Alabama State resignation and Southern University hiring, Florida State golf coach resignation, Miami basketball coach named, New Hampshire College volleyball coach, and Texas tennis coach resignation.
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Ottawa Baldwin tie in Legion game
Ottawa and Baldwin battled to a nine inning 7 7 tie in hot muggy conditions. Baldwin erased a 7 0 deficit with a big fourth inning as Ottawa failed to score after the second. Ottawa 16 2 and 15 straight wins hosts Gardner next Wednesday at 6 p m.
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Williams stays at Kansas in emotional Thursday announcement
Roy Williams chose to remain at Kansas over a North Carolina return, saying the decision came after seven tough days. He praised his players and staff, recalled the 1957 title loss to UNC, and noted his focus on academics and recruiting while acknowledging the impact on Guthridge and Smith.
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North Carolina Fans Stunned as Roy Williams Stays at Kansas
Chapel Hill fans gathered on Franklin Street after Roy Williams rejected UNC to remain at Kansas. Duke coach Dick Baddour emphasized the decision reflects Williams' interests and does not indict the Tar Heels program. UNC had no formal search committee following Bill Guthridge's retirement.
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Pomona splits four games in Burlington Princeton clash
Pomona senior Babe Ruth squad went 1-1 in the Burlington Tournament and split with Princeton after a 14-2 loss to Princeton. Donnie Allis drove in two with a double, Josh Prochnow scored the winning run, Shane Shogrin earned two pitching wins including a one hitter, as Pomona beat Iola 7-4 and toppled Princeton 4-3 before falling to Burlington 3-3. Pomona plays at Parker tonight.
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Red Devils rally for sweep in Williams twin bill
The Dodson Red Devils erased a 9-3 deficit to sweep the Williams Wildcats 12-10 in game two after winning the opener 13-3. Amie Lester went 4-for-4, Wittman and Mull homered, Kratzberg earned the win with seven strikeouts. Kratzberg and teammates led late rally as Dodson advances to league tournament at Louisburg tonight.
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Davenport Poised for All-American Wimbledon Final
Lindsay Davenport, the overlooked champion, reaches the Wimbledon final after a straight-sets win over Selena Dokic. She faces Venus Williams, who defeated Serena in straight sets in the semifinals, aiming to add a fourth Grand Slam title to her 1998 U.S. Open, 1999 Wimbledon, and 2000 Australian Open victories.
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