Major League Standings and Wednesday Schedule Highlights
ESEC Major League standings show New York at 45 27 .625 and Baltimore 42 31 .575 while Boston 37 36 .507 Cleveland 42 29 .592 and Chicago 41 31 .569 race for divisional positions. Wednesday games include California at Oakland, New York at Boston, Texas at Minnesota, Detroit at Mecattie, and Ian at LA with late starts.
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World Cup WLT Gaga Pa Romania 210 556 x Switzerland
At Pasadena and Stanford events clear details show teams advancing to the second round. United States, Colombia, Germany, Spain, Bolivia, and South Korea feature in group results with scores and placements, including Germany defeating South Korea and Spain beating Bolivia.
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Gaga Pa
Romania
Switerlandi
United States
Colombia
Pasadena
Calif
Worle
Iit
Stanford
Cleeia
TGEGA
x-Gemany
Spain
South Korea
Bolivia
Dallna
Germany
1994 World Cup Entries With Foreign Born Coaches
List of 24 entries notes foreign born coaches by nation in the 1994 World Cup. Items include United States manager born in Yugoslavia, Nigeria coached by Netherlands national, Saudi Arabia guided by Netherlands, Switzerland led by England, and Bolivia coached by Spain among others.
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U.S
Yugoslavia
Nigeria
Netherlands
Saudi Arabia
Nether
Switzerland
England
Bolivia
Spain
ORC Fastpitch Softball Seeks More Ottawa Players
The Ottawa Recreation Commission runs a 16-18 fastpitch program with 13 players and a 13-15 league with four teams plus another outside squad, while coaches like Sonny Larios push to grow participation. He notes the program has struggled to take off after five years of younger league fastpitch and urges more girls to join for the kids.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Recreation Commission
ORC
David Drumright
Sonny Larios
Larios
Brad O'Dea
Senior softball roster faces burnout and balance
Larios notes senior girls softball must juggle jobs, camps, and burnout as they post a 3-6 record after a 16-1 win over LaCygne at Forest Park. The team centers on 18 year olds Janea Ball, Amy Dixon, Kim Wood, and Tanegela Foster who mentor younger players amid a relaxed game atmosphere.
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Larios
LaCygne
Forest Park
Janea Ball
Amy Dixon
Kim Wood
Tanegela Foster
Ralph Young
Ottawa
Anita Dixon
Dixon
Montgomery secures save in Royals 2-1 win over Twins
Jeff Montgomery survived a shaky ninth to notch his 12th save as Kansas City beat Minnesota 2-1. Tapani pitched well for the Twins but two fifth-inning errors allowed the Royals to grab the lead.
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Inneapolis
Kansas City
Jeff Montgomery
Minnesota
Dave Winfield
Jeff Reboulet
Montgomery
Royals
Hal McRae
Winfield
Scott Leius
Reboulet
Kevin Tapani
Alloy
Tapani
Twins
Matt Walbeck
Kevin
Gary Gunetti
Alex Cole
Navratilova and McNeil reach Wimbledon semifinals
Martina Navratilova, chasing a 10th title in her 22nd Wimbledon, rebounded to defeat Jana Novotna 5-7 6-0 6-1 and reach the semifinals. Lori McNeil advanced by beating Larisa Neiland 6-3 6-4, to join Navratilova in the last four.
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Wimbledon
England
Martina Navratilova
Jana Novotna
Lori McNeil
Larisa Neiland
Navratilova
Novotna
Novomna
Zina Garrison Jackson
Gigi Fernandez
McNeil
Neiland
Graduates rise under revised academic standards in NCAA brief
About 500 more minority athletes would graduate under revised academic requirements than under the January NCAA rules, a study says. A special committee will present findings to the NCAA Presidents Commission this week and seek replacement of Proposition 16.
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Overland Park, Kan
Ncaa Presidents Commission
Players sue NBA over antitrust rules and salary cap
The NBA Players Association filed a federal antitrust suit against the NBA and its 27 teams challenging the salary cap draft and right of first refusal terms. The action seeks to block teams from signing players until the case is resolved, while the players await a ruling on the collective bargaining agreement.
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New York
NBA Players Association
Federal District Court
NBA
Charles Grantham
U S Players complain after loss in California
After a 1-0 defeat by Romania in ANA POINT players and officials fault the officiating and federation. Harkes faces suspension for a second yellow while FIFA denies USSF appeal over card rules as Harkes Lorber dispute movement from the free kick spot.
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Alexi Lalas
U.S. Soccer Federation
John Harkes
Switzerland
Romania
USSF
Hank Steinbrecher
Bill Nuttall
FIFA
Harkes
Mike) Lorber
Nuttall
OHS Volleyball Camp Offers Sessions for Girls Boosting Skill
Ottawa High School hosts two volleyball camps for girls. One, July 18 22 from 9 to 1 offers varsity prep at 15 dollars. Another, July 18 21 from 10 to 4 for grades six to eight charges 30 pre registered or 40 at door. coached by Karla Van Leeuwen. call 242 4176 or 242 0102 to pre register.
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OHS
Ottawa
Karla VanLeeuwen
VanLeeuwen
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