Baseball Standings and Upcoming Schedule Roundup
American League East shows Baltimore New York Toronto Milwaukee Detroit Cleveland with Detroit and Milwaukee tied for fourth in the long standings. National League East includes Pittsburgh New York St Louis Philadelphia Montreal and more as schedules list Thursdays and Fridays games across both leagues.
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Millwauker
Oakland
Hoston
California
Baltimore
Cleveland
Seattle
Kansas
Chicago
Minnesota
Toronto
Texas
New York
Fanape
Sanderson
Fleming
Mancher
Kroeger
Jeffcoat
Gurlickson
Kamieniecki
Armstrong
Boston
Clemens
Key
Sutcliffe
Blyleven
Milwaukee
Bosio
Darling
McCaskill
Jones
Kansas City
Appler
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Montreal
Cincinnati
San Diego
San Francisco
Los Angeles
AID
Atlanta
Houston
Pinsburgh
Gooden
Drabek
Jjones
Heredia
Browning
Hershiser
Jackson
Maddux
Monreal
Gardner
Nebholz
St Louis
Tewksbury
Mulholland
Cone
Smith
Pan
Avery
Lefferts
Riso
Re.Gross
Henry
Black
Chicago Beats Portland 122 89 In Finals Opener
The Associated Press reports Chicago defeated Portland 122 to 89 to take a 1 0 series lead. Schedule shows Portland at Chicago June 5 and Chicago at Portland June 7 with later games if needed through June 17.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Portland
P.ai
Local Wrestler Places Third in Ottawa Tournament
Local wrestlers highlight the Ottawa freestyle meet with LR and Derby Jast weekend, as Servatius earns third in the 10 and under division. The Wolf Creek Summertime Sprint, part of Burlington Heritage Days, starts at 7 am with a 4K run and a half mile fun run. Registration opens 7 am at Burlington Elementary School, race at 8 am. entry for the 5K is $8, fun run free. For details contact Burlington Recreation Center or Tracey Craft.
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Ottawa
LR. Servatius
Burlington
Wolf Creek Nuclear Operating Corporation
Coffey County Hospital
USD 244 Recreation Commission
Wolf Creek
Neosho
Burlington Recreation Center
Tracy Craft
Michael Jordan's rapid 3s pace Bulls to Game 1 win
Michael Jordan unleashed six 3-pointers in the first half and finished with 39 points and 11 assists as the Chicago Bulls defeated the Portland Trail Blazers 122-89 in Game 1 of the NBA Finals. Drexler acknowledged Jordan's flawless rhythm while Chicago coach Phil Jackson praised the barrage as within the offense.
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Mike Nadel
Chicago
Michael Jordan
Larry Bird
Magic Johnson
Michael Adams
Portland Trail Blazers
Chicago Stadium
Nets
Bulls
Jordan
Clyde Drexler
Portland
Drexler
Phil Jackson
Michael
Drealer
Page
Magnante Shuts Down White Sox In Royals 3-1 Victory
Royals rookie Mike Magnante delivered the best start of his brief career holding Chicago to five hits through seven innings. Hal McRae praised Magnante for locating his fastball and relying on power over finesse, as Wally Joyner and Kevin McReynolds drove in runs and George Brett added an eighth inning RBI to seal a 3-1 win.
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Mike Boddicker
Magnante
Sox
Royals
McRae
Hal
Greg Hibbard
White Sox
Craig Grebeck
Wally Joyner
Kevin McReynolds
Hibbard
Mike Macfarlane
Brian McRae
Mun
George Brett
RBI
Former Central Heights standout joins Ottawa University
Kathy Wood-Stottlemire, a former Central Heights basketball and distance running star, transfers to Ottawa University after two years at Fort Scott Community College. Front row includes her mother Connie Wood, and OU coaches Patti Phillips Van Schaffer and Don Bouleware. her father Stanley Wood is not pictured.
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Ralph Young
Kathy Wood-Stottlemire
Central Heights
Ottawa University
Fort Scott Community College
Wood- Stottlemire
Connie Wood
Princeton
Patti Phillips
van Schaffer
Don Bouleware
Wood-Stottlemire
Stanley Wood
Murray ties grand slam list and honors Negro Leagues
Eddie Murray homered for his 16th career grand slam tying Babe Ruth Hank Aaron and Dave Kingman for fifth on the all time list. He also spoke with Negro Leagues stars at Shea Stadium and praised Curt Flood as he reflected on his LA upbringing and baseball history.
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Jim Donaghy
New York
Eddie Murray
Giants
Murray
Babe Ruth
Hank Aaron
Dave Kingman
Ted Williams
Jimmie Foxx
Mickey Mantle
Duke Snider
Ruth
Aaron
Kingman
Shea Stadium
Los Angeles
Curt Flood
Graf Survives Struggle To Reach French Open Final
Steffi Graf rallied from a 0-6 first set in the French Open semifinal to defeat Arantxa Sanchez Vicario 0-6, 6-2, 6-2. Graf, seeded second, avenged last year’s semifinal loss and will face either Monica Seles or Gabriela Sabatini in the final.
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Associated Press
Paris
Steffi Graf
Arantxa Sanchez Vicario
Graf
Sanchez Vicario
Monica Seles
Gabriela Sabatini
Petr Korda
Russia
Andrei Cherkasov
Henri Leconte
France
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