Baseball Standings and Results From AP East Central and West Divisions
Major League baseball standings show East division leaders Boston New York and Toronto with records and games behind. Tuesday and Sunday results list Boston defeating New York Cleveland beating Baltimore Oakland topping Minnesota Toronto defeating Milwaukee California beating Kansas City Detroit routing Texas Chicago defeating Seattle.
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Phoenix Braves Trail Houston In 114 110 Win
NBA playoff update Phoenix beat Houston 114 to 110 to lead the series 3 1 Phoenix outscored Houston in the fourth quarter L A Lakers trailed San Antonio 71 80 as the Spurs led 3 1 Chicago beat Orlando 106 95 with the series tied 2 2 The schedule shows Chicago at Orlando Tuesday L A Lakers at San Antonio and Houston at Phoenix Wednesday with game times listed
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Ottawa High captures two league track titles at Wyandotte
Ottawa High School earned a double league title at the Huron League Track meet in Wyandotte. The boys scored 200 points to beat Sumner Academy by 10, while the girls posted 186 points, 66 ahead of Sumner. Senior Amanda Duncan won both the 110 hurdles and 300 hurdles, with Amanda also part of Ottawa's winning 3200 relay. The boys claimed six titlists led by Aaron Gumm in the javelin. Continued on page 5.
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Baldwin track teams win Frontier League titles
Baldwin boys and girls track teams captured Frontier League titles at Ellsville. Baldwin girls 172 points with seven champions. Baldwin boys 145.5 points with three champions. Wellsville was runner up in both divisions. Baldwin individuals include Mike Hess in 110 hurdles and Rikki Hacker in 3200. 1600 relay won. Stacy Cook and Stacy Zuzzio led girls sprints and distance titles. Audrey Millstein and Allie Walbridge won high jump. Wellsville relays also won.
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Ottawa Legion sweeps Baldwin in doubleheader
Ottawa American Legion AA opened its season with a doubleheader sweep of Baldwin at Harvey Drake Field. In game one Ottawa won 6-4, aided by speed with five first-inning runs and a no-hit bid by Skip Tedrow before a two-run homer by Jake Bauer. Ryan Dobbs earned the save. In game two Ottawa erupted for 11 runs in the first inning, led by Jeff Pelton and Tony Snethen as the offense drew eight walks and totaled multiple RBI hits.
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Williamsburg and Pomona boys take league runners-up
Williamsburg and Pomona finished second and third in the Three Rivers League Lower Division Track meet. Uniontown won with 106.5 points. Williamsburg totaled 94 and Pomona 87.5. Williams burg produced five champions including Stinebaugh in shot put Reichard in 400 meters Silvey in 800 and relay wins for Williamsburg. Pomona’s Theron Combs scored but his triple jump unbeaten streak ended with second place. Eddie Gomez highlighted multiple top finishes for Williamsburg. Pomona girls placed fourth with 52 points as Williamsburg dominated with 166. Lang set a school shot put record and Pomona notched a few medals including a 1600 relay bronze.
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Langston Dominates Royals In Complete Game 8-1 Win
Angels ace Mark Langston allowed only a five hitter and matched his best against Kansas City, tossing his first complete game of the season. He struck out six, walked one, and received three Angels homers in an 8-1 victory as Damion Easley sparked errorless defense in a fifth straight such game. Browning returned from a long layoff to start for Cincinnati, but allowed seven hits in 5 2 3 innings.
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