Baseball Standings and Saturday Schedule Across Leagues
The American League East shows Baltimore leading with 53 wins while New York trails at 49. Central and West divisions list Cleveland, Chicago, Seattle, and Texas among top teams. National League standings include Atlanta and New York atop their divisions with several key matchups listed for Saturday. Multiple games and times are noted for Sunday and Saturday slates across both leagues, including interleague interactions.
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Baltimore
New York
Detroit
Toronto
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Kansas City
Anaheim
Finlay
Oakland
Prieto
Texas
Burkett
Seattle
Lowe
Clemens
Sele
Eldred
Mussina
Hershiser
Tewksbury
Chicago White Sox
Darwin
Kansan City
Rosado
N.Y
Yankees
Houston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Colorado
San Diego
Jackson
Weight
Philadelphia
M. Laiter
Florida
A. Leiter
Hall
Cordova
Montreal
Perez
Smiay
Gardner
Candiatti
Chicago Cubs
N.Y. Mars
Atlanto
Baseball Transactions Feature July Aiding Roster Moves
Boston Red Sox activated Mo Vaughn from the 15 day disabled list while Cleveland Indians promoted David Justice. Royals added Bil Roberts but placed Jermaine Dye and Josh Offerman on the 15 day DL. Sweeney and Myars recalled from Omaha. Fosana optioned. Santiaga activated from the 15 day DL and sent to Wichita. Yankees called up Hideki Irabu from Columbus. Mariners claimed Tim Scott on waivers from Colorado. Tim Davis moved to 40 day DL. Braves placed K_toon on 15 day DL retroactive to July 6. Marlins recalled Tony Saunders from Charlotte. Dodgers placed Ismael Valdes on 15 day DL and purchased Eric Anthony from Albuquerque. Mets activated Manny Alexander from the 15 day DL.
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Boston Red Sox
Mo Vaughn
Cleveland Indians
David Justice
Kansas City Royals
Bil Roberts
Jermaine Dye
Josh Offerman
Mike Sweeney
Rod Myars
Omaha
Sal Fosana
Jose Santiaga
Wichita
NEW York Yankees
Hideki Irabu
Columbus
Seattle Mariners
Tim Scott
Colorado
Tim Davis
National League
Atlanta Braves
Kenny Toon
Florida Marins
Tony Saunders
Charlotte
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Ismael Valdes
Eric Anthony
Albuquerque
NEW York Mets
Manny Alexander
White Sox ruin Muser's big night in Kansas City
Tony Muser debuted as Royals manager after replacing fired Bob Boone. Frank Thomas drove in three, Ray Durham homered and scored four as Chicago beat Kansas City 6-3. Royals bullpen woes, miscues and a late Durham homer sealed the result.
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Muser
Ansas City
Kansas City
Tony Muser
Chicago Cubs
Royals
Frank Thomas
Ray Durham
Bob Boone
Thomas
Durham
Eagles tourney a warm-up for Ottawa 15 All-Stars
The 15 year old Eagles celebrate a long running lineup as they warm up for the Babe Ruth District Tournament in Ottawa this week. Coach Jerry Servatius and Chad Wheat have guided the squad with Bill Henningsen returning to the helm. The team aims to stay competitive against defending champions Kansas City Ceres Grain with several capable pitchers and a relaxed, competitive approach.
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Kansas State Eagles
Ottawa
Jerry Servatius
Chad Wheat
Bill Henningsen
The
Stars
Servatius
Kansas City
Hundley homers as Mets beat Braves amid family illness
Mets catcher Todd Hundley returns from the All-Star break to hit a three run homer in a 10-7 win over Atlanta. He skipped the All-Star game to be with his ailing mother Betty Hundley who is undergoing radical chemotherapy for cancer.jeć
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Todd Hundley
New York Mets
Mets
Betty Hundley
Hundley
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Braves
Randy
Chicago Cubs
John Franco
Nicklaus flashes old form in first round lead tease
Nicklaus shoots 3 under 69 at the Senior Players Championship in EARBORN Michigan, bogeying 16 and 17 but finishing strong with a final-hole birdie to stay within two of leaders Larry Gilbert and Dana Quigley. Quigley and Gilbert sit atop the leaderboard as Stockton and Bland sit one back at 68.
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Earborn
Mich
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Larry Gilbert
Dana Quigley
Dave Stockton
John Bland
Michigan
John Schroeder
Vincente Fernandez
Larry Mowry
TPC
Quigley
Crestwood Country Club
Rehoboth
Mass
New England
Gilbert
Tour
Hale Irwin
Graham Marsh
Raymond Floyd
Stockton
Bennett named Sterling head football coach again
Curt Bennett, Sterling College Hall of Fame member, is named the head football coach for the third time. He succeeds Bill Bauer, who left to coach at Taylor University. Bennett played at Sterling 1955 to 1957 earning Little All-American honors and previously coached the team in 1966 74 and 1980 83 while earlier working in oil and serving as a local bank vice president.
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Sterling, Kan
Curt Bennett
Sterling College Athletic Hall of Fame
Bennett
Athetic
Lonnie Kruse
Bill Bauer
Taylor University
Upland
Ind
Sterling
NCAA flags Purdue for preliminary basketball probe
The NCAA notified Purdue University that a preliminary investigation into the men’s basketball program is underway. The inquiry centers on possible recruiting violations and improper benefits from boosters and some current coaching staff members, with interviews held at the campus in recent weeks. A former player previously alleged cars and cash in relation to the program.
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West Lafayette
Ind
NCAA
Purdue
Purdue Athletic
Jim Wruggink
Luther Clay
Mackey Arena
Lewis Sees Tyson Loss Cut Big Money for Boxing
Lennox Lewis says Mike Tyson’s absence will reduce heavyweight earnings. He defends the WBC title against Henry Akinwande in Caesars Tahoe, noting Tyson’s bite and suspension changed the sport’s money flow. Lewis also remarks on Holyfield’s status and Tyson’s decline since the 1980s.
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Nev
Lennox Lewis
Mike Tyson
Tyson
Lewis
Henry Akinwande
Oliver McCall
McCall
Holyfield
Akinwande
Caesars Tahoe
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