MLB Standings and Schedule Roundup for Weekend Play
American League East shows Toronto leading with 51 wins, Boston 44, Baltimore 46, Cleveland 45, Detroit 45, Milwaukee 42, New York 34. West features Oakland 59, Seattle 49, California 47, Minnesota 45, Kansas City 43. Saturday results include Kansas City 4 Boston 2 and Milwaukee 10 Seattle 3. Sunday scores: New York 10 Minnesota 6, California 5 Cleveland 2. Monday night games include Baltimore at Detroit and Cleveland at Chicago, with Boston visiting Milwaukee. National League East lists New York 53, Montreal 44, Philadelphia 45, Chicago 43, St. Louis 41. West has Cincinnati 58, San Francisco 49, Los Angeles 45, Houston 38, Atlanta 36. Saturday notes: Chicago 3 San Francisco 0. Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 1. Sunday cards cover New York 4 Philadelphia 2 and St. Louis 6 San Diego 4.
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Pomona Alumni Defeat Pomona In Dual Baseball Hoodwink
Pomona hosted its alumni for a weekend series losing 6-2 and 6-1. Alumni built a three run third inning in game one, while Pomona scored in the fourth and seventh on runs by Dan Reichard and Shawn Johnson. The second game saw a five run second inning by alumni, aided by two walks and two doubles. In unrelated news from East St. Louis, Leon Calvin Spinks Jr., son of boxing champion Leon Spinks, was killed in a car shooting near the Martin Luther King Bridge. Calvin, 19, had boxing honors and a 2-0 pro start. In Toronto, Al Unser Jr. won a rain-shortened race for his third win of the season.
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Faldo Dominates British Open on St Andrews Old Course
Nick Faldo clinched his second British Open at St Andrews with clinical precision. He finished 18 under 270, five shots clear of Payne Stewart and Mark McNulty, after four steady rounds with only one bunker mistake and two intentional greens misses.
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Faldo wins two majors in a season with steady play
Nick Faldo seals his second major of the year as Stewart challenges but falters. Faldo's final round 71 secures a five stroke lead, while Stewart's late birdie surge leaves him two shots back. Faldo earns 154000 dollars as the defense of Calcavecchia ends early. the field contends in windy conditions and a low cut at 1-under par.
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Tonganoxie ace stymies Ottawa in zone tilt
Tonganoxie pitcher Chris Staples limited Ottawa Franklin Savings Ameri can Legion AA to six runs over nine innings, striking out nine. Ottawa rallied with three in the seventh but fell 6-5 in the Zone 2 tournament. Ottawa needs three straight wins to reach state, starting with Garnett tonight.
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Ottawa Babe Ruth 14-15s poised for state tourney run
Ottawa 14-15 year olds rout Frontier 13-1 at Orlis Cox Field to move within one win of the state tournament in Garden City. 13-year olds still in Prep Division hunt from loser's bracket after rain delays. Saturday action mostly washed out. Mike Barker and Alex Wendler doubled, Ottawa struck in every inning and built leads before Sunday climaxes.
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Terry Erisman
Trent Guyett
Chancey Riemer
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Steve Tedrow
Shawn Crump
Dave Bonjour
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LeMond Wins Tour In Paris Press Sendoff
Greg LeMond, already a three time Tour de France champion, declares after victory in Paris that he plans to ride more and promote himself in the next two years. Associated Press writer Salvatore Zanca reports from Paris.
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LeMond vows full focus on cycling after winter woes
Greg LeMond admits overcommitment hurt training this winter and promises two years of total dedication to cycling. He aims to return stronger next year and chase a fifth Tour victory to join Merckx Anquetil and Hinault in the all-time record echelon, noting racing has changed since their era.
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