MLB Standings and Friday Schedule Highlight Busy Week
In the American League East Toronto leads with 26 16, New York 22 17, and Baltimore 24 15, while Milwaukee tops the West at 24 16. Friday night games feature Toronto at Chicago and Oakland at Boston, with multiple interleague matches and a full Saturday slate. Ottawa Babe Ruth League rain makeups are set for Orlis Cox Field at 6 and 8 p.m. A correction notes Ottawa University did not sign Anthony Easton to a football letter of intent.
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Jayhawker Day Road Race and Fun Run Set for June 20
Williamsburg hosts the Jayhawker Day TOK Road Race and Two Mile Fun Run at 7:30 a.m. Saturday with a 10K division across six age groups for men and women. Top two in each group earn awards. entry $7 by June 15, $9 day of race. For details, contact the Williamsburg Trask Club at PO Box 38.
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Indy 500 field touted as open and competitive
Indy preview notes a wide open Indianapolis 500 with favorites none, Guerrero atop speed charts in an unproven Buick, Rahal as a top contender, and a field featuring 10 former winners, Penske underdog status, rookies, and Lyn St James among the few women starters.
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Royals stun Rangers as Macfarlane blasts three-run homer
Nolan Ryan carried a 5-1 lead into the eighth but three relievers blew the game. Mike Macfarlane hit a threerun homer off Jeff Russell in the ninth, giving Kansas City a 7-5 victory over Texas. Milwaukee beat Detroit 7-3 in the other AL game. Ryan still seeks his first win of the season and career victory No. 314.
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Cavaliers Even Series With 107 81 Win Over Bulls
Cleveland powers past Chicago 107 81 to even the best-of-7 playoff at one game each as Brad Daugherty scores 28 and Mark Price 23. Bulls coach Jackson laments the devastating performance while Cavaliers coach Wilkens praises the bounce-back effort.
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Legion's first pitch nears
Ottawa prepares for the 1992 Legion baseball season with six returning players and a largely new coaching staff led by Larry Waymire. The squad opens Sunday at Orris Cox Field hosting Iola and Baldwin, while the Post 60 16 17 year olds start Saturday at Garnett. Valentine leads a questions marked pitching staff with Moore Turner Tyson Barnhart competing for the other spots.
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Nelson Wins NBA Coach of the Year Honor
Don Nelson claimed the NBA Coach of the Year award for the third time, saying he would trade the honor for a championship. The Golden State Warriors finished 55-27, two games behind the Portland Trail Blazers, after trading Mitch Richmond for Billy Owens and boosting the club’s performance.
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