IMLB Standings and Weekday MLB Schedule Report
The IMLB standings show National League East leaders WoL 40 28 and Montreal 41 30, with New York 37 29 and Philadelphia 34 34 trailing. In the West Cincinnati leads 44 23, San Diego 34 33, San Francisco 36 35, Los Angeles 35 35, Houston 29 41, Atlanta 26 42. Monday results include Cincinnati 5 San Francisco 2 and Pittsburgh 5 Philadelphia 0. Tuesday slate lists Montreal at Chicago, San Francisco at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, Los Angeles at Atlanta, San Diego at Houston, New York at St. Louis.
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Ace Mark Morisey cards hole in one at OCC tourney
Mark Morisey of rural Ottawa aced the 140 yard ninth hole with a 9 iron during the Ottawa County Club member guest tourney last weekend. His partners were Mike Mustain and the Brady team.
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Baseball Transactions Briefs From Major Leagues
In a set of AL moves John Parrell is placed on the 15-day DL by the Cleveland Indians. Jeff Kunkel is placed on the 15-day DL by the Texas Rangers. Gary Green contract purchased from Oklahoma City of the American Association. Atlanta Braves name Pat Corrakes and Jimy Williams as coaches with Bobby Wine as advance scout and Brian Snitker as special assignments coach. Pittsburgh Pirates acquire Jay Tibbs from the Baltimore Orioles for a player to be named later.
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Historic NCAA athletes meet policy makers in Chicago
USC swimmer Leslie Daland and two other student athletes join the NCAA Presidents Commission for the first formal meeting between athletes and NCAA policy makers. The two day session launches the commission's strategy and agenda as athletes gain a voice.
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Chicago
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USC
Ncaa Presidents Commission
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Student athletes push NCAA for change at historic 1991 meeting
Student athletes and the NCAA rule makers prepare for a landmark convention with proposals to trim demands on non revenue sports. Daland, Berkoff, and Groteke join the new student athlete advisory committee as presidents, coaches, and commissioners weigh time reductions despite opposition across sports.
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Indiana
Tom Q Osborne
Nebraska
Daland
Harvard
Kristi Groteke
Manhattan College
Asa N. Green
Livingston University
Graf and Navratilova Begin Wimbledon Title Quest
AP report from Wimbledon opens the women’s crown race with top seeds Steffi Graf and Martina Navratilova winning solid first rounds. Graf defeated Claudia Porwik 6 1 6 2, while Navratilova beat Sophie Amiach 6 1 6 1, and Zina Garrison also advanced 6 2 6 1 over Samantha Smith.
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France
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Ecuador
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Italy and Ireland reach Cup quarterfinals in Rome
Italy beat Uruguay 2 0 on goals by Salvatore Schillaci and Aldo Serena to advance. Ireland survived 120 minutes of scoreless play and won a 5 4 penalty shootout over Romania. Bonner saved the decisive kick and O Leary converted the final shot for Ireland.
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Koufax’s four straight no hitters span 1962 to 1965
Sandy Koufax stands alone as the only pitcher in major league history to throw a no hitter in four consecutive seasons. He achieved the feat with no hitters in 1962, 1963, 1964, and 1965, solidifying his dominance during that era.
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