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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1990

Page

3

Baseball Standings and Schedule From Major League Action

The American League East leaders Boston and Milwaukee top their divisions with Boston at 29 wins and 23 losses and Milwaukee at 26 25. In the West notes show Chicago leading with 31 0 19 and Minnesota at 30 23. Week’s results list several daily games across both leagues including Baltimore 5 Milwaukee 2 and Seattle 2 Chicago 1. Upcoming schedule features a packed lineup with multiple doubleheaders and evening starts across Detroit Boston Baltimore Cleveland Chicago Minnesota and Texas venues.

Boston Toromo Milwaukee Baltimore Detroit Cleveland New York Wits Askland Chicago Minnesota California Seattle Rhaeas City Texas Kansas City Foronto Oakland Hanson Knackert J.m.robinson Tanana M.witt Farrell Clemens McDowell West Otants Corutti Knud Déroit Toronto Pittsburgh Philadelphia Montreal Cincinnati Mulholland Pico St. Louis B.smith de. Martinez Fernandez San Francisco Knepper Atlanta Illiquist Browning Houston Scott Los Angeles Belcher San Diego Whitson Pitsburgh Piteburgh

Baseball Transactions Chronicle From Major Leagues

A compiled list shows multiple team moves across baseball. Boston Red Sox traded Ridi ng to the Houston Astros and recalled John Mar earcher from the International League. Indians optioned Steve Springer and called Reg Alised up while suspending another player. Royals placed Storm Davis on the disabled list and recalled Andy McGaffigan. Athletics signed a slate of players including Eric Booker and Kevin Dattola. Rangers signed several pitchers and infielders and assigned some to the Gulf Coast League. Cubs signed John DeRicco and assigned him to Geneva. Reds signed Kevin Rubio and others to minor league roles.

Boston Red Sox Ridi Kansas City Royals Storm Davis Andy McGaffigan Omaha Richard Miller William Rose Anthony Scheff Tanyon Stunze Craid “Suey Daniel Vizzini Texas Rangers Terry Burrows Steven Dreyer Seott Erickson Brian Mercado Gary Posey Bulip Pioneer League Efrain Gonzalez Sidney Holland Lance Jones Gregory Wise- Fenap Sitens Chicago Cubs John "DeRicco Sgeneve Cincinnati REDS Kevin Rubio Robert Perna Janes Berry Kevin Talus Gand Pierre Burris

Royals squander Saberhagen gem in 2-1 loss to Angels

Bret Saberhagen pitched brilliantly but Kansas City wasted scoring chances as California Angels completed a three game sweep. A key sixth inning saw Danny Tartable homer and a Venable catch end in a ground rule double by Willie Wilson. Eisenreich and Wilson stranded as Macfarlane grounded out.

Bret Saberhagen Angels Kansas City Royals California Scott Hollister Kansas City Royals California Angels Thurday Max Venable Fortune John Wathan Danny Eisenreich Mike Macfarlane

Blazers edge Pistons to tie NBA Finals at 1-1 in OT

Portland erased a late deficit on Detroit's home court and won 106-105 in overtime. Buck Williams sealed the victory with two free throws as Clyde Drexler added a clutch 18‑footer and James Edwards, Isiah Thomas, and Dennis Rodman produced key scoring for the Pistons.

Howard Ulman Auburn Hills Mich Portland Trail Blazers Bill Laimbeer Detroit Portland Pistons Blazers Isiah Thomas Ali Rick Adelman Buck Williams Clyde Drexler Dennis Rodman Adelman Laimbesi Laimbeer James Edwards Thomas Drexler Terry Wiuh Porter Joe Dumars Williams New Jersey

Royals mull tailgate ban plan for sheltered pavilion

Kansas City Royals executives explore a ban on tailgate parties in favor of a sheltered pavilion where fans could buy food and drinks before games. The project, funded from a $6.5 million county lease, aims to serve at least 2,500 fans and could start after the season. Chiefs oppose a ban, with no plans to drop tailgating.

Kansas City, Mo Kansas City Royals Kansas City Chiefs Truman Sports Complex Chiefs Bob Moore Herb Robinson Royals Jackson County Sports Complex Authority Thomas C. Folk Moore

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