MLB Standings and Schedule Snapshot Across Leagues
American League standings show Toronto leading with 56 wins and 35 losses, Baltimore 52-39, Milwaukee 48-42, Boston 43-46, New York 43-48, Detroit 43-50, Cleveland 35-52, and California 38-59. Weekends feature multiple decisive results including Baltimore 7 Texas 0 and Toronto 8 Seattle 4. National League East is led by Pittsburgh at 45-46 with St. Louis 45-46, New York 47-49, Philadelphia 39-53. Also listed are upcoming interleague matchups and daily game times across divisions.
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Toronto
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Boston
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Minnesota
Oakland
Texas
Chicago
Kansas City
California
Searle
Ranges City
Seattle
Witt
Bosio
S.davis
Hough
Cook
Banks
Darwin
Boddicker
Hillega
Darling
Terrell
Grant
Stotlemyre
Fortugno
Ryan
Wegmen
Sutcliffe
McCaskill
Mesa
Tapani
Hesketh
Pichardo
Perez
Downs
Tanana
Johnson
Morris
Valtra
Pinaburgh Real
Osigi
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Ge Cincinnadi
Atlante
San Diego
San Francisco
Houston
Los Angeles
Montreal
Cincinnati
Avlanta
Mulholland
Candieti
Saberhagen
Pigsburgh
Drabek
Wilfians
Atlanta
Avery
Osborne
Lite All-Stars win Dows Town Street Festival title
Paola Lite All-Stars finish 4-1 to claim championship at Forest Park after rain postponement. They beat The Tribe of Ottawa in the final, finishing 4-2 for Ottawa. Griffith and Associates of Lebo took third at 4-2 as the team averaged 19 runs per game. In other action, Ottawa’s Aaron Gumm placed second in javelin and Shanna Shoemaker of Williamsburg was third in high jump earning national AAU bids for Aug. 18 in Rochester MN.
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Paola
Forest Park
Ottawa
Tribe
Griffith
Collinsville
Amateur Athletic Union
Aaron Gumm
Williamsburg
Shanna Shoemaker
Rochester
Minn
Faldo clinches British Open as Cook falters late
In misty Gullane Faldo wins by one stroke over John Cook after a late miss by Cook on 17th. Cook had rallied from four shots back but bogeys on 18 and a failed eagle bid on 17 opened the door. Faldo needed only a par on 18 to seal his third Open and fifth major.
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Steve Wilstein
Gullane
Scotland
Nick Faldo
Muirfield
Faldo
John Cook
Cook
Muirfeld Golf Links
Jane Maria Olazabal
Steve Pate
Andrew Magee
James Spence
Raymond Floyd
Sandy Lyle
Mark O’meara
Lary Rinker
Chip Beck
Greg Norman
Ian Baker-Finch
Tom Kite
Male Irwin
Legion's Streak Ends as Ottawa Drops Doubleheader
Ottawa's varsity American Legion team saw its 10 game winning streak end Friday night in a 12-5 loss to Blue Valley North after a 5-4 win in the opener. Brandon Valentine hit a two run homer in the seventh to spark the win. Sunday Ottawa split with Clathe's Senior Babe Ruth, winning 8-0 behind Kevin Moore who carried a 44 inning no hitter into the fifth. Moore struck out three and walked one as Chris Turner homered and Wendler drove in two. Ottawa, 19-13, has two more doubleheaders before the AA state tournament at Orlis Cox complex starting July 30.
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Ottawa
American Legion
Blue Valley North
BYU
Clathe
Babe Ruth
Orlis Cox
Brandon Valentine
Ryan Bamhart
Mike Ferris
Josh Ratliff
Brandon Pelton
Alex Wendler
Kevin Moore
Moore
Olathe
Wendler
Orls Cox Complex
Blue Valley
Eyewitness to Olympic Trials Drama in New Orleans
Ken Graber, starting-line coordinator, watched the 1980 United States Olympic track trials unfold in New Orleans. The event featured Butch Reynolds facing IAAF pressure after a steroid ban and a stunning pole vault failure by Dan O’Brien that upended decathlon hopes, reshaping Olympic team prospects and Reebok’s campaign narrative.
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Arne Green Harris
United States
Ken Graber
Pretty Prairie
New Orleans
Graber
U.S
Seattle
Butch Reynolds
Reynolds
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Butch
O'Brien
O’brien
Reebok
Dan
Dave
Dave Johnson
Indians Rally Past Royals 4-3 in Ninth
Cleveland avoids a four-game sweep by beating Kansas City 4-3 as Carlos Baerga powers a late rally with a two run shot and a string of hits. Manager Hal McRae debated the decision to pitch to Baerga with Kenny Lofton on third. Wally Joyner played off the line as Cleveland tweaked its strategy.
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Doug Tucker
Kansas City
Kansas City Royals
Carlos Baerga
Wally Joyner
Cleveland Indians
Royals
Baerga
Steve Shifflett
Hal McRae
Cleveland
Shifflett
Kenny Lofton
Joyner
Hargrove
Hal
Wally
McRae
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