MLB Teams Fight For Position In Tight NL East Standings
The National League East shows Montreal and Philadelphia trailing leaders with New York, Chicago and St. Louis in pursuit. Monday results include Phillies over Expos, Mets over Cubs, and Pirates over Cardinals. Upcoming games feature cross-division clashes and key matchups through midweek.
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St. Louis
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Sow Angeles
San Diego
New York
Gibson
Chicago
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Avanta
Avery
Cincinnati
Belcher
Pam
Hill
Philadelphia
Schilling
Pinsburgh
Tomlin
Clark
Burkent
Houston
Bowen
Los Angeles
Hershiser
Deshaia
Rivera
Maddux
Atlanta
P.seaith
Cincinnai
Swindell
Nabbolz
Pittsburgh
Walk
Magranc
Hilton
Leo Francisco
Carter
Kyle
Candieni
Benes
Ripken Ends Slump With 11th Homer In Orioles Win
Cal Ripken snapped a 73-game homer drought with a solo shot in Baltimore as the Orioles beat the Kansas City Royals 2 1. The homer, his 11th of the season, came after a long slump and helped Baltimore move within four games of first in the AL East. Brady Anderson also homered, and Gregg Olson earned the save as Baltimore plated two runs in a low-scoring affair.
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David Ginsburg
Baltimore
Cal Ripken
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City Royals
Ripken
Rick Reed
Orioles
Toronto
Rick Sutcliffe
Brady
Anderson
Oriole
Balltimore
Wilkerson
Todd Frodwirth
Mike Macfarlane
Gregg Jefferies
Gregg Olson
Kansas City
Andon
Brett
Banrich
Donux
Mayne
Kalfeki
Cripkn
Conine
Orvlek
Wikran Sa
Heiles
Thimn
Segui
Merrine Ph
McRae
Balien
Ian
Koslofaki
Gordon
Sutcliffe
Froth
A's widen lead as Steinbach drives 3-2 win over Twins
The A's beat the Twins 3-2 as Terry Steinbach delivered an eighth inning RBI single lifting Oakland. Minnesota trails by seven games with 18 remaining and Kirby Puckett laments missed chances while Steinbach continues his strong run against the Twins. Other AL results include Cleveland over Toronto 2-1, Baltimore 2-1 Kansas City, Milwaukee 6-0 Boston, and Chicago 8-6 New York.
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Doherty
Associated Press
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Tom Kelly
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Steinbach
Ruben Sierra
Marino Leads Late Miami Comeback
Dolphins QB Dan Marino engineered an 84 yard, 68 second drive in a 27 23 win over the Cleveland Browns after trailing 20 3 in the fourth quarter. Mark Higgs finished with a 1 yard TD plunge with seven seconds left. Marino went 25 of 35 for 322 yards.
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Cleveland
Joe Montana
John Elway
Dan Marino
Miami Dolphins
Marino
Cleveland Browns
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Dolphins
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Don Shula
Clay Matthews
Mark Duper
Robert Clark
Higgs
Ottawa freshmen spikers win own volleyball tournament
Ottawa High School freshmen volleyball went 5-0 at their home tournament on Saturday, defeating Wellsville Pomona Anderson County and Spring Hill in pool play, then beating Chanute and Lawrence South in the bracket. Lemp led serves with multiple aces and points as Mages Mettenburg Baylor contributed key plays.
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OHS
Cyclones
Wellsville
Pomona
Anderson County
Spring Hill
Chanute
Lawrence South
Ottawa
Lemp
Mages
Leslie Mettenburg
Mettenburg
Kristin Baylor
Baylor
Olathe-Oregon Trail
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FOOL
Andesson County
D. Wellsville
Ottewa
D. Welleville
D. Pomona
Ouawa
D. Anderson County
Otawa
Welleville
D. Spring Hill
Ouawa d. Chanute
Ottawa d. Lawrence South
Iowa State boss regrets change of offense
Iowa State coach Jim Walden accepts blame for altering game plan in the 21-7 loss to Iowa. He said leaving the original plan was a mistake and that urgency came after falling behind 14-0. The piece notes top-scoring teams Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma and Colorado early in the season.
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Parathees
Cards
Georgetown
Pac. Ligh
Wash
Central Washington
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Findlay
Ohio
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Linfield
Ore
Nebraska Wealeyan
Baker
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Roky Mi
Mant
Nothwestern
Iowa
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Texas
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S.D
Austin College
Foxes
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Pen Sule
Nob
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Quaws
Iowa State
Doug Tucker
Jim Walden
Walden
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Colorado
Okla
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