American League Leaders and Notable Hitting Marks
In a compact roundup the standings and player feats are listed. Canseco of Oakland tops runs with 43 while Puckett and Oakland teammates reach 40. Triples include Fernandez of Toronto at six and Bonde at 39. Several players from Philadelphia Chicago and Montreal post notable counts, with a focus on power and speed across the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Bonde
Pata
Phare Bekews
Philadelphia
Ben Diego
Sandberg
Chica
New Fen Dres
Atlanta
Walpits
Montreal
Dykstra
Ethics
New York
Towynn
San
Louis
Boolrma
Bew Diego
Woted
Mchel
Repcats
Houston
Cook
Philadelphie
Bae Sera Dat Vilas
Ottawa beats Garnett in rout with 10 steals and seven-run third
Ottawa-Franklin Savings American Legion AA top Garnett 9-0 in five innings at Orlis Cox Field. Spigle earns win with four-hitter and two strikeouts as Ottawa swipes seven bases in the pivotal third inning. Ottawa improves to 5-2 and hosts Paola Saturday for a double header starting at 1:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Hollister
Ottawa-Franklin Savings American Legion
Garnett
Orlis Cox Field
Ottawa
David Drumright
Be Garnett
Richard Blevins
Blevins
Dan Hope
Hope
Spigle
Valentine
Tom Ratliff
Pat Penka
Eric Canada
Jason Brown
Daryl Lewis
Ottawa Fsa
Paola
Orlis Cox
Blyleven's spell zaps Royals again
Angels pitcher Bert Blyleven beat Kansas City for the 21st time in his career despite not using his best curveball. He allowed two runs in 8 2 3 innings as Dave Winfield and Lance Parrish homered in a four run fourth. Roy als managers and players noted Blyleven's mastery while Kansas City injuries and an RBI single by Willie Wilson closed the gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Tucker
Kansas City
Kansas City Royals
Bert Blyleven
California
Blyleven
Angels
Dave Winfield
Lance Parrish
Royals
John Wathan
Wathan
George Brett
Jim Eisenreich
Willie Wilson
RBI
Wilson
Tom Seaver
Wally Joyner
Bryan Harvey
Dick Schofield
Gary Cisarcina
Gordon
John Orton
Kurt Stillwell
Winfield
Seles Graf set finals clash in Paris French Open
Monica Seles, the 16 year old second seed from Yugoslavia, beat Jennifer Capriati 6 2 6 2 to reach the women's final in Paris and set up a championship duel with Steffi Graf. Capriati saved five match points before her forehand error ended her incredible run, while Graf dominated Jana Novotna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Siddons
Paris
Jennifer Capriati
Monica Seles
Yugoslavia
Steffi Graf
Wesley Chapel
Fla
Capriati
Graf
Jana Novotna
Graf Advances To Fourth Straight Paris Final
On a damp Paris day, Graf beat the 11th seed 6-1 6-2 to reach her fourth consecutive women's final at Roland Garros. She cited concentration lapses and strong opposition as factors, while Capriati, a teenage pro, wowed by reaching the semifinals in her first Grand Slam. Seles battled to reach the semis for the second straight year, overcoming early sets loss before facing Graf in the clammy clay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graf
Novotna
Capriati
Seles
Manuelé Maleeva
Paris
Yugo Slav
Sele
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MLB
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Wadnesday
Culltorels
Kausac City
Toronto
Etton
Cleveland
Chikeags
Midwisuiboe Oekiend
Texas
Johnson
Chicago
Finley
Adierhogen
Milwaukee
Hide
Gharis
Cod
Black
I Capen
Stat ‘Eens
Tosca
York
Wadacaday
Francisco
Chana
Eeaai
Aaiey
Lee
Howell
Cio
Gullick
Gar
Steve Zuknett
Ottiwa
Jason Ball
Daryl Spigle
Dan Tyson
Brandon Valentine
Drumright
Garett
Jim Hogan
W. Tecumseh
Farm Bureau Insurance
Plaza Cinema
Jack
Seein Williams
Throme
Monica Selles
Ee Auto Repairs Service
S. Main
Crites
David Wheeler
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