Baseball Night Notes and Scores From Daily Games
Cincinnati starts strong with Wells in debut, Giants and Mets fight back. Streaks include Bichette’s 18 game run, Grissom hitting .739 at Olympic Stadium, and a 16-8 Padres blowout of Colorado. Mariners Blowers drives in 15 in four games. Gwynn sidelined with toe bruise as San Diego tallies 16 runs.
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Arena Football Playoffs Schedule Two-Day Quarterfinals
Arena football playoff times listed in MDT Saturday August 12 Memphis at Tampa Bay at 6 p.m. Albany at St Louis also 6 p.m. Sunday August 13 Orlando at San Jose 6 30 p.m. Town at Arizona 7 p.m. Se
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Vikings Crush Chargers In Week 2 Preseason Showdown
In a Monday preseason clash at Minneapolis, the Vikings beat the Chargers 23 to 19. Key moments include a Min safety by Del Rio and Randle, Moon’s passing duo with Johnson, and a late Kirchoff field goal. Notable stats feature Moon 4 of 7 and 38 yards, Culver 4 rushes for 30, and Ismail topping receiving with 47 yards.
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Edwards shatters world triple jump record in Sweden
Jonathan Edwards, the British triple jumper, breaks the world mark twice at the World Championships in Goteborg. He first tops 59 feet with 59-7 on his first attempt and then clears 60 feet by a quarter inch on his second, the only athlete to break his own record twice in a single meet since 1952.
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McMahon to sign with Browns in bold move
Browns expected to sign Jim McMahon after agreeing to a one year minimum salary contract and playing-time bonuses. The 13 year veteran owns a .691 winning percentage as a starter and has eight playoff appearances, including guiding the 1985 Bears to the Super Bowl.
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Zias Lose Two in AAU Tournament Pool Play
New Mexico Zias baseball team, eight Roswell players and four from Albuquerque, dropped to Missouri 2-1 in extra innings after a 13-3 loss to Tennessee. The 64 team event in Cocoa Beach, with pool play outcomes, leaves their advancement uncertain as they awaited bracket placement.
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Bichette Named NL Player of the Week
Colorado slugger Dante Bichette earned National League player of the week honors after hitting .433 with seven homers and 14 RBIs in seven games. He extended his hitting streak to 18 games and, with 26 homers, is tied for the league lead alongside teammate Larry Walker.
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Angels assign Erstad to Lake Elsinore in California League
Baseball moves show Darin Erstad sent from the Angels to Lake Elsinore in the California League. Brewers sign Sal Bando to a three year extension as general manager. Marlins acquire Buddy Groom from the Tigers for a player to be named later.
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