MLB Standings and Schedule for National League East and West
National League standings show Pittsburgh leading the East at 39 29 with Montreal and Philadelphia trailing. West leaders Cincinnati and Atlanta at 39 30 with San Diego at 33 52. Sunday results include Chicago 5 Philadelphia 2 and Pittsburgh 5 Montreal 4. Monday matchups feature Houston at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Montreal with several city pairings at 6:35 p.m. and 6:40 p.m. games.
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Atlanta
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Avanta
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Uamond
Combs
Bates
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Tomlin
Boskie
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Ojeda
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Seauie
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Smiley
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Stich
Local runners win at Williamsburg Jayhawker Day 10K
Oxtawan Darren Strickler won the men’s 10K in 33 19 as Kane Harpenau of Stark was second in 35 08. Jenny Mesick led the women in 44 07 with Claudia Bachmann second in 47 55. In the two mile, Paramona’s Travis Link won in 11 4 and Burg’s Ryan Edgecomb was second in 12 33. Cindy Scott won the women’s fun run in 14 06, Amber Bond was second in 15 40.
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Williamsburg
Darren Strickler
Kane Harpenau
Stark
Jenny Mesick
Claudia Bachmann
el Cerrito
Calif
Pomona
Travis Link
Pomona Swept In Doubleheader By Burlington Ameri can Legion
Burlington’s Legion team routed Pomona twice, 14-3 and 3-2, with 12 runs in the first inning of the opener. Dan Reichard pitched for Pomona, while Bryan Johnson homered for Pomona in the third, and Lary Wilson drove in a pair of runs in the second. Reichard added a run batted in the fifth as Pomona briefly threatened.
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Burlington
Pomona
American Legion
Dan Reichard
Bryan Johnson
Lary Wilson
Travis
Kite wins 1992 U.S. Open amid brutal Pebble Beach winds
Tom Kite captured the 92nd U.S. Open at Pebble Beach on a day of gale force winds delivering a fearless final round. He overcame a fourth hole double bogey and harsh conditions to secure his first major victory, ending years of near-misses in a storied golf career.
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Tim Liotta
Pebble Beach
Calif
Tom Kite
Kite
Tom
Tom Watson
Troy Tyner
Jeff Sluman
Wayne Grady
Colin Montgomerie
Andrew Magee
Nick Price
Andy Dillard
Nick Faldo
Dudley Hart
Jay den Blake
Tan Weeenam
Deane Hammon
Tan Baker-Finch
Jumbo Ozeki
Mark McCunther
Seve Ballesteros
1992 U S Open final results Kite makes late run
The report notes Kite rebounded with decisive shots during the 1992 U S Open final rounds. Ile escaped a bogey on the ninth after a rough punt and birdied the 12th with a 4 iron from 35 feet. A bold 3 wood on the 14th set up a two‑foot putt for birdie as he chased a continued page.
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Kite
Ile
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Ottawa notches two homers but fumes in semifinal loss
Ottawa’s American Legion team toppled by Lawrence 14-5 as five Ottawa pitchers allowed 14 hits at Harvey M. Drake Field. After a tournament run where staff posted a 2.57 ERA, starter Brandon Valentine faltered early, and a parade of hurlers failed to stem the bleeding. Lawrence advances to the title game against Leavenworth, while Ottawa ends its tournament bid and slips to 8-10 on the season.
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Scott Hollister
Herald
Ottawa
American Legion
Lawrence
Harvey M. Drake
Leavenworth
Olathe
Mokane
Harrisonville
Apan
Brandon Valentine
Mike Ferris
Josh Ratliff
Kevin Moore
Ryan Barnhart
Brandon
Larry Waymire
Mike
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Joyner and Brett spark Royals to 2-0 win over Jays
Kansas City pitcher Kevin Appier went eight innings in a 2-0 victory over Toronto as lefties Wally Joyner and George Brett delivered the scoring in the third. Joyner and Brett each singled for runs while Jimmy Key (4-5) took the loss amid his recent rough stretch. Jeff Montgomery secured the save after a brief ninth inning.
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Craig Horst
Kansas City
Wally Joyner
George Brett
Toronto
Jimmy Key
Key
Cito Gaston
Jimmy
Joyner
George
Brett
Royals
Elal McRae
Kevin Appier
Appier
Jeff Montgomery
Blue Jays
Montgomery
McRae
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Wimbledon Opens On Schedule In Cloudy Start
Wimbledon began on time as clouds hung over the All England Club. Seeded players Brad Gilbert Alexander Volkov and Nathalie Tauziat won openers while a year after rainouts the event moved ahead with 28 matches planned over the first two days. Gilbert beat Fleurian Volkov triumphed over Sanchez Tauziat defeated Schultz. The field features Courier and Seles seeking early Slam momentum with top seeds set to play today including defending champion Such facing Pescosolido.
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Ly Rob Gloster
Wimbledon
England
All England
Centre Court
Brad Gilbert
Alexander Volkov
Nathalie Tauziat
Gilbert
Jean-Philippe Fleurian
Volkov
Emilio Sanchez
Tauzial
Brenda Schultz
Michael Stich
Steffi Graf
Lilles
Jim
Pete Sampras
Michael Such
Germany
Stefano Pescosolido
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MLB
Lawrence Rips Legion
Ralph Young
Shawn Crump
Charlie Waymire
Jays
Mite
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