Major League Baseball Scoreboard Snapshot
A sprawling listing shows MLB games with Cincinnati San Diego Atlanta Los Angeles and Houston San Francisco matchups. It includes Friday schedule notes and the American and National League leaders in batting runs RBI hits and pitching wins with players such as Henderson Yount Murphy and Niekro featured.
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McWilliams
St. Louis
Mura
Cincinnati
Seaver
San Diego
Lollar
Atlanta
Perez
Los Angeles
Valenzuela
Houston
Rute
San Francisco
Hammaker
Clark
J.ray
Oliver
Montreal
Knight
Sax
San
Dawson
Mon
Madlock
Wallach
J . Pi
Thon
Templeton
Moreno
P.niekro
Rogers
Candelaria
Voysy
Forsch
St.Louis
Carlton
Philadelphia
Krukow
D.robinson
Pittski
Oats
Soto
Ryan
Sutton
New York
Chicago
L “A
Los
Lea
Paleo
Martz
Racing results from multiple tracks highlight Stakes wins
At Saratoga Share The Fantasy captured the Schuylerville by a length in a $57,700 race. Northern Majesty won the Fort Marcy Handicap at Arlington by six lengths. Super Starlet edged One More Look by a half length in the Alpha Purse at Louisiana Downs. Some Kinda Flirt beat Body Talk by two lengths to win the Junior Miss Stakes at Del Mar.
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Peteeings Peethes
Saratoga
N.Y
Chicago
Arlington Bossier
Louisiana Downs
del Mar
Calif
Body Talk
Del
Multiple Team Rosters and Staff Moves Reported
Yankees call up Rodney Scott and designate Butch Hobson. Braves renew Bob Watson contract for 1983. Mets trade Joel Youngblood to Montreal Expos for a player to be named later. Nuggets sell to Red McCombs. Camp notes for Browns Giants. Tom Marino named director of player personnel. Sabres hire Red Berenson, Red Wings name Nick Polano head coach, Oilers hire John Muckler. Wichita Wings sign Kristianasen. Indiana Baseball Committee hires Peter Bavasi. Wake Forest names Herb Krusen as part time assistant.
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NEW York Yankees
Rodney Scott
Columbus
Butch Hobson
Atlanta Braves
Bob Watson
NEW York Mets
Joel Youndblood
Montreal Expos
National Basketball Association
Denver Nuggets
B.J. “Red” McCombs
San Antonio
Texas
Jim Corcoran
Bill Gompf
Cleveland Browns
Bruce Huter
Mark Paulsen
SAN Francisco
Grant Hudson
Rufus Crawford
Charles Ussery
United States Football League
Boston
Tom Marino
National Hockey League
Buffalo Sabres
Red Berenson
Detroit Red Wings
Nick Polano
Edmonton Oilers
John Muckler
Wichita Wings
Jorgen Kristiansen
Indiana Baseball Committee
Peter Bavasi
Wake Forest
Herb Krusen
Haynie Nearing Millionaire Status in LPGA Official Money
Danvers Mass AP Sandra Haynie, in her second full season after a four year hiatus, nears millionaire status in LPGA official money. The Hall of Fame member, 39, returned in 1981 after surgery and a lengthy layoff, winning events and boosting career earnings over 600000.
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Danvers
Mass
Sandra Haynie
Haynie
Martina Navratilova
Three Pitchers Earn Wins in Mound Showdown Night
Indians reliever Bud Anderson notched his first major league victory after 32 13 innings of relief in an 8 4 win over the Rangers. White Sox pitcher Britt Burns tossed a two hitter in a 7 0 win over the Yankees, while Jim Petry and Rickey Henderson contributed in other late games.
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Britt Burns
Dan Perry
Bud Anderson
Anderson
Rutgers University
Cleveland
Texas Rangers
Charleston
Rick Waits
Indians
Lamar Johnson
Larry Parrish
Mike Fischlin
Mike Hargrove
Andre Thornton
Burns
White Sox
Yankees
New York
Clyde King
Ron Guidry
Rich Gossage
Graig Nettles
Oscar Gamble
Petry
Willie Wilson
Detroit
Kansas City
Wilson
Mariners
A’s
Rickey Henderson
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Orioles rally with eighth inning RBI by Lowenstein and Ripken as Baltimore nips Red Sox 4 2. Angels come from behind to beat Twins 8 6 on Brian Downing’s late homer and California pennant pursuit remains alive.
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Baltimore
John Lowenstein
Jerry Remy
Cal Ripken Jr
RBI
Angels
Twins
California
Brian Downing
Minnesota
Terry Felton
Wright Sparks Dodgers Debut in 8-2 Win Over Reds
Ricky Wright limited Cincinnati to two hits over six innings in his first major league start, doubled in a run, as the Dodgers routed the Reds 8-2. Steve Garvey slugged a three-run homer, Joe Beckwith relieved after a rain delay, and Los Angeles built an early lead.
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Ricky Wright
Cincinnati
Steve Garvey
Los Angeles Dodgers
Reds
Wright
Tom Lawless
Dave Concepcion
Rafael Landestoy
Joe Beckwith
Beckwith
Dan Driessen
Duane
Mets
Cubs
Craig Swan
Wally Backman
New York
Chicago
Swan
Henderson Eyes Major League Stolen-Base Record
Rickey Henderson, with 103 steals, aims to break Lou Brock's 118 in a six-game road swing through Minnesota and Seattle before Oakland's 12 game home stand. He already set the American League single-season mark with 101 steals and 102 on another occasion, praising artificial turf for faster baserunning. Mariner catcher Rick Sweet lauded Henderson as a premier basestealer after four attempts to throw him out.
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Lou Brock
Brewers
Blue Jays
Cecil Cooper
Cooper
Toronto
Orioles
Red Sox
Oakland
Rickey Henderson
Henderson
Seattle
Minnesota
A’s
Metrodome
Kingdome
Mariner
Rick Sweet
Sweet
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