National League East and West standings and results
Baseball standings and daily results from the National League and American League. Teams listed with records, games back, and division leaders. Wednesday and Thursday results include Pittsburgh over Chicago and Atlanta over Florida, among others, with upcoming and scheduled games noted.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
New York
Philadelphia
Montreal
Florida
Cincinnati
Houston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Chicago
San Francisco
Arizona
San Diego
Colorado
Los Angeles
Thurman
Yoshii
Park
Bohanon
Serafini
Benson
Meadows
Millwood
Harnish
Mercker
Blarton
Raynose
Toronto
Carpenter
Powall
Tampa Bay
Rupe
L.hernandez
Avery
Cleveland
Burbo
Woodard
Detroit
Cruz
Baltimore
Guzman
Schilling
N.Y
Yankees
Clamens
Mets
Leiter
Boston
Saberhagen
Perez
Chicago Cubs
Tapani
Chicago White Sox
Sirotka
Silva
Minnesota
Radke
Chicago AO
Kansas City
Texas
Seattle
Oakland
Anaheim
Rosado
Daneker
Escobar
Panson
Rose
O.hernandez
Weaver
Nagy
Lincoln
Baseball and NBA and NFL personnel moves
The Orioles signed LHP Scott Rice and Phillies signed RHP Brett Myers to a minor league deal. White Sox agreed to terms with RHP Rob Purvis, Tigers with INF Neil Jenkins, Cedeno acquired from Mariners for Flores, Polite optioned to Reading. Cavaliers named Randy Wiltman coach, Lakers hired Jim Cleamons as assistant. Vikings named Mike Harmon director of marketing, Jets signed CB Jermaing Jones.
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Associated Press
Baltimore Orioles
Scott Rice
Chicago White Sox
Rob Purvis
Detroit Tigers
Neil Jenkins
Philadelphia Phillies
Brett Myers
Domingo Cedeno
Seattle Mariners
Jose Flores
Cliff Polite
Reading
National Basketball Association
Cleveland Cavaliers
Randy Wiltman
LOS Angeles Lakers
Jim
U S set for showcase World Cup final in Rose Bowl
A sellout crowd of 90 000 including President Clinton is expected for the U S versus China final in Pasadena tying a record for women's sport. Coaches and players emphasize attacking play and high level defense as the key to a memorable match.
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OS Angeles
Clinton
United States
China
U.S
Tony DiCicco
Cindy Parlow
Pasadena
Rose Bowl
Brazil
Italy
FIFA
Keith Cooper
DiCicco
Tiffany Milbrett
Cooper
Legion victory caps offensive surge over Olathe North
Ottawa American Legion dominated with 12 runs in the fifth to eighth innings to defeat Olathe North 13-6 at Harvey M Drake Field. The Legion, led by Kit Evans and Nathan Steward, rapped 19 hits and built a 13-0 cushion before late rallies. A pregame ceremony honored local contributors to the Legion program, including Red Shofner’s family.
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Olathe North
Harvey M. Drake
Ottawa
Clathe North
Kit Evans
Nathan Steward
Travis Caryl
Josh Gibbons
RBI
Drew Hendrix
T.J. Moore
Stewards
Ottawa American Legion
Tosh Gibbons
Olathe
Legion
George Lister
Peoples National Bank
Tom Porter
Porter Insurance
Bill Bowers
Bowers and
South Diamond
Orlis Cox
Connie Thompson
Ron Bishop
Sam Walters
Bowers
Ransom Bennett
Peoples National
Parque tosses gem as White Sox rout Royals 7-1
Chicago lefty Jim Parque improving to 9-6 with a seven inning win over Kansas City. He credits a revived changeup for success as Mark Johnson and Paul Konerko homer and drive in two. Frank Thomas and Carlos Lee add three hits each for Chicago in the 7-1 victory.
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Hicago
Jim Parque
Parque
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City Royals
Mike Pazik
Mark Johnson
Paul Konerko
Frank Thomas
Carlos Lee
Chicago
Johnson
Royals
Carlos Febles
Kansas City
Tony Muser
Mac Suzuki
Moser
Ottawa 1999 Country Mart Diamond Challenge winners named
The Ottawa contest crowned age division champions who advance to the July 31 semifinals at Johnson County 3&2 Complex against winners from 24 other cities. Boys list includes Dupont, Revoir, Altic, Huschka, Shinskia, Boldra, Velez, Gammon with several from Ottawa and nearby towns. Girls winners include Shinskia, Sharp, Wesen, Ramsey, Buchala, Cox, Hull among others. Hickory Hollows scramble results list Wadkins Bailey Haas as winners.
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Ottawa
Johnson County
Boys
David Dupont
Olathe
Ryan Revoir
Kyle Altic
Andrew Huschka
Naji Shinskia
Oe Boldra
Jose Velez
Ricky Gammon
Awa
Girls
Ivonna Shinskia
Tiffany Sharp
Richmond
LaDonna Wesen
Megan Ramsey
Ashley Buchala
Emporia
Mandi Cox
Ashley Hull
Mona
Pomona earns double header sweep over Princeton 2
Pomona Senior Babe Ruth held Princeton 2 to five hits in both ends of a Wednesday doubleheader. Buck Bradley pitched a three hitter in the 7-2 opener, and Shane Shogrin allowed two hits in a 19-3 nightcap as Pomona dominated. Prochnow drove in five runs with a leadoff homer and a three run double, while Allis and Scott collected multiple hits. Princeton’s Lloyd hit a homer and Geist scored the other Princeton run as Pomona improves to 6-5 and travels to Waverly Saturday.
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Princeton
Pomona
Babe Ruth
Buck Bradley
Shane Shogrin
Josh Prochnow
Don Allis
Matt Scott
Casey Black
Scott
Bradley
Allis
Prochnow
Chris Lloyd
Raymond Geist
Waverly
Princeton Red Devils sweep La Cygne in doubleheader
Princeton Red Devils swept two games against La Cygne here Wednesday. In the opener Princeton held on for a 14 to 13 win after scoring seven runs in the final inning to erase a 10 7 deficit. In the nightcap Princeton built a seven run lead early and won as Tashe Wilson Jamiee Ryan Clarissa Cunningham led with multiple hits and RBIs. Randi Thompson was the winning pitcher. The Red Devils close with a home doubleheader against Pomona tonight.
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la Cygne
Princeton Red Devils
Princeton
LaCygne
Tashe Wilson
Jamiee Ryan
Clarissa Cunningham
Rachel Waddell
Wilson
Ryan
Jennifer Lloyd
Amanda Wittman
Randi Thompson
Pomona Tonicht
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Cy Se Tet
Legion Rocks
Shine
Hickory Hollows
Gerald Bynum
Bob Fleming
Bob Haas
Gary Wadkins
David Bailey
Burt Desalis
Jose Rosado