MLB Standings and Schedule Highlights With Terse Results
American League East shows Orioles in top with 75 58 record and Milwaukee leading West. several games listed for Friday and Saturday with matchups including Texas at New York and Minnesota at Toronto. National League standings show Pittsburgh, Montreal, and San Francisco atop divisions. multiple Sunday games and late afternoon starts noted. scheduling notes and a correction for Ottawa High School JV football timing added.
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Owners push no confidence vote against baseball commissioner Fay Vincent
After months of rumors, baseball owners vote 18 9 1 to urge Fay Vincent to resign. Vincent rejects leaving office before his term ends March 31 1994. Meeting adjourned to St Louis where next steps will be decided amid arguments over possible dismissal under the Major League Agreement.
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Rosemont
Ill
Fay Vincent
Vincent
St. Louis
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New York
OU Reverses Its Soccer Fortunes
OU boosts morale and recruiting as the Braves prepare for the 1992 season after a 7-9-1 finish in 1991 and a third place 6-5-1 in the Kansas Conference. Coach Frank Trovato notes a solid core of seniors, a stronger base beyond Kansas City, and the return of standout Sergio Guerrero, a first-team All ECAC and district honoree.
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Scott Hollister
Ottawa University
Braves
Rockhurst
Kansas
Frank Trovato
Trovato
Kansas City
Sergio Guerrero
Jone
OU Soccer 1992 Schedule Summary
The 1992 Oklahoma soccer schedule lists September matches at Bethel and Culver Stockton, with results and times including home and away games. The slate continues through October and November with contests against Bethany Avila McPherson Tabor Friends and district playoffs in NAIA.
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Bethel
Culver Stockton
Baker
Bethany
Sterling
Benedictine
Tabor
Frienda
St. Mary College
McPherson
Avila
Friends
Kansas
McDowell Tops KC to Lead AL Wins Race
Chicago White Sox pitcher Jack McDowell improved to 19-7 with a 7-3 victory over Kansas City, moving atop the American League in total wins. Manager Gene Lamont expressed doubt Eckersley would win the Cy Young, calling for separate awards for starters and relievers while praising McDowell's resilient 10-hitter performance.
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Doug Tucker
Kansas City
Gene Lamont
Cy Young
Oakland
Dennis Eckersley
Chicago White Sox
Jack McDowell
Jack
Lamont
McDowell
Juan Samuel
Royals find new TV home in Kansas City
The Kansas City Royals awarded broadcast rights to KSMO-TV channel 62 in a three-year deal ending NBC affiliate KMBC's 13-year run. KSMO-TV will air 59 regular season road games, four home games, and two spring training games starting 1993, with ABBY Communications based in Boston owning KSMO and other stations in Baltimore Milwaukee Cincinnati and Birmingham.
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Kansas City
Baltimore
Wade paces Wellsville Eagles to team title at Anderson County
Wellsville High boys led by Ryan Wade won the Anderson County Invitational with five runners in the top 20 on a 3.1 mile course amid 90 degree heat. Wade won the individual title in 17 01, Rhett Renaud 4th, Mike Finch 10th, Brock Stumpff 14th, Ben Kyle 20th. Pomona and Central Heights also posted strong showings in a 16 team field.
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Ottawa Herald
Wellsville High
Ryan Wade
Eagles
Anderson County
Central Heights
Kim Wood
Santa Fe Trail
Wade
Rhett Renaud
Mike Finch
Brock Stumpff
Ben Kyle
Williamsburg
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Pomonha
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Pomona
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Council Grove
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Jefferie
David Kueser
Dat- Tea Green
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Bobby Robinson
Eric Robins
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