Weekend Baseball Standings and Schedule Across Leagues
Standings for the AL and NL divisions show New York, Detroit, Seattle, Oakland and others with wins and losses. A dense schedule lists Thursday to Sunday games including Yankees at Detroit, Toronto at Texas, Boston at Anaheim, and multiple interleague matchups with today and tomorrow times.
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Halladay
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Radke
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Jones wins long jump at trials in emotional triumph
Marion Jones captured the long jump at 23 feet 4 inches amid mixed emotions as she celebrated with the crowd and hugged runner-up Grace Upshaw. She expressed happiness about Olympic qualification while facing questions over drug-suspicion chatter and a tough path after a disappointing 100 meters result. Terri Edwards revealed a stimulant found in glucose, and Jeremy Wariner won the 400 with a world-leading 44.37 as Baylor coach Clyde Hart guided top sprinters.
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Marion Jones
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Moscow
Dan Pfaff
Grace Upshaw
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Hornet Sta
Athens
Terri Edwards
Martinique
Edwards
Jeremy Wariner
Baylor
Wariner
Darold Williamson
Clyde Hart
Michael Johnson
Ottawa halves Paola in split doubleheader melee
Ottawa’s Ameri can Legion swept Paola 15 6 in the first game, then Paola forced a long 10 inning second game to 11 11 tie before a Paola win. Dillon Frack led Ottawa with a three run RBI triple, while Paola rallied late to tie and win amid late controversy.
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Ottawa
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Fnally
Dillon Frack
Clint Bones
Tim Shields
Andrew Miller
Jeff Theis
Lance Fuller
Michael Espinosa
Miller
Jimmy Massey
Grant Haley
Greinke earns win as Royals top Twins 3 1
Zack Greinke pitched seven strong innings and Kansas City bullpen handled the last six outs to snap a five game skid. Mike Sweeney had three hits including an RBI, breaking a 31 inning Royals scoring drought against Minnesota.
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Royals
Mike Sweeney
Minnesota
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Brad Radke
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David DeJesus
Tony Graffanino
Lohse
Sweeney
Ken Harvey
RBI
Driver turns wheelchair dream into NASCAR trucks debut
Kelly Sutton defies doctors after MS diagnosis to race in her first full Craftsman Truck Series season in Kansas City. She rose from severe crashes and a wheelchair prognosis to win seven Pro Mini-Stock features and return to racing by 1997, proving determination can defy expectations.
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