Major League baseball standings and Friday results
Major League standings feature numerous day games with Toronto routing Colorado 8 0 and Arizona beating Boston 7 5. Mets edged Cleveland 4 3 while Baltimore topped Los Angeles 4 2 and Philadelphia defeated Detroit 11 1. Additional results include San Francisco 8 over San Diego 4 and Minnesota 12 Florida 7.
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Colorado
Arizona
Boston
N.Y. Mets
Cleveland
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Detroit
N.Y. Yankees
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Baseball talks focus on steroids and non economic issues
In New York AP reports, players and owners spent over two hours on secondary topics such as steroid testing and contraction, sidestepping key economic proposals. Orioles owner Peter Angelos Cubs president Andy MacPhail Giants duo Rich Aurilia and Jeff Kent attended. five more sessions scheduled.
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NEW York
Baltimore Orioles
Peter Angelos
Chicago Cubs
Andy MacPhail
San Francisco Giants
Rich Aurilia
Jeff Kent
Frank Coonelly
Michael Weiner
Ken Caminiti
Jose Canseco
SIU River to River announces softball all conference teams
The Southern Illinois River to River Conference names the Ohio and Mississippi divisions softball all conference selections. First and second teams list players from Herrin Murphysboro Harrisburg West Frankfort Massac County Pinckneyville Nashville Anna Jonesboro Sparta Du Quoin Chester and more with multiple players per squad across divisions.
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Southern Illinois
Mississippi
Pinckneyville
Brittany Lee
Jana Cicardi
Jill Pursell
Ashley Newton
Melanie Sloan
Nashville
Nicole Asberry
Ashley Schaeffer
Danielle Kaufman
Crystal Stein
Tracie Schmale
Anna Jonesboro
Sami Pitts
Natalie Miller
Sparta
Ashley Robison
April Gibson
Ashley Hess
Abbey Webber
Kristen Klingler
Mallory Ruggles
Allie Borowiak
Chelsea Petty
Talitha Englehardt
Ashley Houghland
du Quoin
Mindy Vancil
Heather Hock
Laura Dillon
Callie Carter
Chester
Danna Valleroy
Bullets open season with 3-1 win over Storm
Carterville awaits as the Southern Illinois Bullets defeat the Ohio Storm 3-1 in the season opener. Cartilage: Chamness hits a two run triple in the sixth, Hartline drives in a pair, Webb goes distance. Webb earns win, Andres loses. Top Bullets hitters Hartline Chamness Bittle all 2-3. Bullets move to 1-0.
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Carterville
Mark Chamness
Theouthern
Illinois Bullets
Ohio Storm
Bullets
Matt Hartline
RBI
Storm
Andres
Nelson
Webb
Hartline
W—Webb
L—Andres
Chamness
Bittle
Martinez Homers As Cardinals rout Royals 12 6 in KC
Tino Martinez led off the third with his seventh homer and went 4-for-5 while Albert Pujols doubled three times and drove in three as St. Louis posted a season high 12 runs. Darryl Kile earned the win after 5 1 3 innings. Brandon Berger hit two homers for Kansas City and A J Hinch added his fifth.
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Kansas City
Tino Martinez
St. Louis Cardinals
Kansas City Royals
Albert Pujols
Cardinals
Darryl Kile
Kile
Martinez
Pujols
Paul Byrd
Mike Matheny
Eduardo Perez
Byrd
Brandon Berger
Omaha
Royals
Berger
Mark Quinn
Kite
A.J. Hinch
Frank Thomas
Diamondbacks
RED Sox
Boston
Fenway Park
Arizona
Miguel Batista
Pedro Martinez
Curt Schilling
Fenway
METS
Indians
Cleveland
al Leiter
Edgardo Alfonzo
New York
Blue Jays
Rockies
Toronto
Roy Halladay
Colorado
Halladay
Benny Agbayani
Larry Walker
Todd Helton
Phillies
Tigers
Detroit
Scott Rolen
Philadelphia
Jimmy Rollins
Marlon
Yankees edge Giants in Bronx in Bonds night
Barry Bonds managed two soft singles and struck out as Mussina outpitched him in a 2-1 interleague win for the Yankees at Yankee Stadium. The crowd of 55,058 watched Bonds fail to clear the fence in his first visit to the house Ruth built amid a Giants’ four game run.
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New York
Ruth
Barry Bonds
Mike Mussina
Bonds
San Francisco
New York Yankees
Giants
Yankees
War Emblem
Bob Baffert
Yankee Stadium
Mussina
EXPOS
White Sox
Chicago
Tony Armas Jr
Troy O’leary
Montreal
Mark Johnson
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Lopez
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Ramon Vazquez
Brian Lawrence
Minneapolis
Torii Hunter
Corey Koskie
David Ortiz
Eddie Perez
New York Mets
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