MLB Standings And Weekday Scores In Early Season Play
NATIONAL LEAGUE standings show East division led by Pittsburgh and New York with Montreal, Philadelphia, Chicago, and St. Louis trailing. West includes Cincinnati, San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, Houston, and Atlanta with varying gaps. Wednesday games highlighted Montreal over Pittsburgh in 10 innings and New York edging Philadelphia 10-9.
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Brett's historic cycle lights Royals past Blue Jays
George Brett homered in the seventh to complete his second career cycle as the Kansas City Royals beat the Toronto Blue Jays 6-1. He went 4-for-5, raised his season average to .304, extended a 15-game hitting streak, and sent Toronto to a third straight loss. Andy McGaffigan earned the win with five shutout innings.
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Yankees deny Ryan 300th victory in Texas thriller
Nolan Ryan faltered as the Yankees hit three homers to spoil his bid for 300 wins. Pete Incaviglia and Rafael Palmeiro delivered late heroics in Texas 9-7 win over New York in 11 innings. Kenny Rogers earned the victory.
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Roseanne Barr Booed At Padres Reds Doubleheader
Comedienne Roseanne Barr faced boos from about 30 000 fans as she sang the national anthem at Jack Murphy Stadium during Working Women's Night. She covered her ears, sang off key, and made an obscene gesture between games. Barr left the field with husband Tom Arnold amid continued boos. Padres officials defended her efforts amid audio delays.
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Six Ottawa swimmers head to Missouri Valley meet
Ottawa Swim Club sends six swimmers to the Missouri Valley Level II Championships in Topeka after five new qualifiers at the Roger Hill Invitational. Notable results include Jed Killough, Brooklyn Emery, Joe Steward, Brock Emery, and Ben Prentice earning spots in events across 10 and under to 14 year old divisions, with Joe Steward already qualified for Level 1. The team also contests Raw Valley League action at the League Championships today before the Missouri Valley meet Friday through Sunday in Topeka.
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Brittian Becomes Newest Wildcat at Kansas State
Center Maurice Brittian transfers to Kansas State on a basketball scholarship and will be eligible to play immediately this season. The 6-9, 250-pound senior comes from Marshall University after leaving Georgia Tech, and joins Deryk Cunningham from DePaul as the team’s second transfer this summer.
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