Major League Leaders and Standings Tidbits
Today’s baseball page lists National and American League batting leaders, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, pitching wins and ERAs, along with top strikeout and save totals for players across the league. Includes midseason leaders from St Louis, Los Angeles, Cincinnati, Atlanta, New York, Boston, Minnesota and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee
St.Louis
Guerrero
Los Angeles
Herr
Gwynn
San Diego
Parker
Cincinnati
Murphy
Atlanta
Coleman
Raines
Montreal
Sandberg
Chicago
Rbi
J.clark
Horner
Garvey
Wallach
Hernandez
New York
Triples
Samuel
Philadelphia
Gladden
San Francisco
Lopes
Redus
France
Gooden
Hawkins
Hershiser
B.smith
Soto
Ryan
Houston
Valenzuela
Darling
Reardon
Le.Smith
Gossage
Power
D.smith
Boggs
Boston
Brett
Kansas City
R.henderson
Bochte
Oakland
Lacy
Baltimore
Mattingly
Ripken
Whitaker
Detroit
Molitor
Milwaukee
M.davis
Winfield
E.murray
Fisk
G.bell
Toronto
Wilson
Garcia
Buckner
G.walker
Cooper
Butler
Cleveland
Puckett
Minnesota
Griffin
Herndon
P.bradley
Seattle
Da.Evans
G.thomas
Presley
Balbonr
Pettis
California
Mosebey
Birtsas
Guidry
Romanick
Saberhagen
J.howell
Key
Blyleven
Morris
F.bannister
Burns
Witt
Saves—Quisenberry
D.moore
Righetti
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Aos
Francisco
Gene
Brock
Forster
Witt W
Reuss
Schofield
Swift
Downing
ST Louis
Phila
Coleman If
Schu
Griffin Ss
Hayes
Rwshit
Murphy Cf
Schmdt
Jclark
Hrbek
Corcorn
Landrm Rf
Bransky Rf Englan Dh
Gwilson Rf
Paditn
Engle Dh DuBakr If
O Smith Ss
Gaetti
Davis Ff
Virgil c
Nieto
Hatcher
Heath
JoRssil
Kiefer
Aguayo
Cox
Bush
Dhill
Rawley
Boever
Laudner
Deress
Gagness Forsch
Teufel
Lawiss
Campbel
Dykstra Cf
Dernier
E—Griffin
Oak- Bekmn
Sndbrg
St Louisland
Matthis II
Vhayes
Carter
Phil Griffin
R Washingto
Engle
Hebner
Jo Russell
S—Rawley
Johsn
Cay
Woods
J Howell
Strawberry
Sanfran Houston
Bi York
Backman
Heep
Doran
Jdavis
Sb— Yongbid
Moreland
S—Lynch
Sf—Dernier Trillo
Garner
SO Driessa Ph Bass
Wellma Or Cruz
Cdavis
Muphry
Lynch
Leonard
Gdavis
McDwil
Cbrown
Bailey
Ogreen
Thon
Botelho
Knepper
Somsen
Brenly
Meridith
Abbess Tolman
Brusstar
Hamakr
Kerfeld
Williams
Gladda
Mdavis
Roenck
Almon
Law
Youngblood Wallach
Khalifass
Davis
S—Ham- Winghm
Wynne Ct
Nicosia
Fitzgerid
Reuschel
Scitzdr
Kemp
Hamaker
Dawson
Morrison
Salazar
Brown
M Brown
Baines
S—Morrison
Baylor
Hulett
Abrtson
Gwalkr
Roberge
Pgirulo
Burke W
E—Robertson
Chi
Matta
Bumbry
Milner
Tingly
Wynegar
Bevacq Ph Rose
R Henderson
Kennedy
Franco
Martinz
McGlyn
Flannry
Foley
Bjames
Royster
Stuper
Detroit Kansas City
JeDavs
Buchann
Whitakr
Wilson Cf
Raljcksn
Hume
Trammss
Cedeno
Gibson
Lnparsh
McRae
Garbey Dh Motley
Herndon If
Diorg
DaEons
Liones
Lemon of
White
VanGorder
Brokns
Balboni
Cin- Wathan
Cinnati
Martinez
Esasky
Cacpen
Nettles
Oester
Lemon
RL Jackson
L Smith
Lefferts
McGaffgn
Don
R Gibson
DaEvans
Wathan
Hern- Stu
Mjones
LOS Angels
Beckwith
Komnsk
Djackson Duncan
Ramz
Djackson
Cabell
Matszk
Ramos
Pettis Cf
Landix Cf
Harper If
Pbradly
Carew
Guerrer
Barker P
Cowens
Sax
Dhedsn Cf
Reiksn
Niednfur
Camp
Kearney
Dmiller
Grich
Bailer
Boone
Schofid
E—Cabell
E—Presley
American tennis scoreboard from Richmond with multiple results
In Richmond Virginia on the 6 4 5 7 6 4 players Brad Gilbert Piedmont Calif defeated Pedro Rebolledo Chile 6 1 6 3 Paul Annacone East Hampton N Y defeated Huub Van Boeckel Netherlands 4 6 6 10 Peter Doohan Australia defeated Billy Nealon Rochester N Y 6 2 6 3 Mel Purcell Murray Ky defeated Tim Gullikson Boca West Fla 7 6 7 4 6 3 Tom Gullikson Palm Coast Fla defeated Rod Frawley Australia 6 3 6 4 Tim Wilkison Asheville N C defeated Jay Lapidus Princeton N J 6 2 7 6 8 6 Leif Shiras Milwaukee defeated Brad Drewett Australia 7 5 6 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Doohan
Australia
Billy Nealon
Rochester
N.Y
Mel Purcell
Murray
Tim Gullikson
Boca West
Fla
Tom Gullikson
Palm Coast
Rod Frawley
Tim Wilkison
Asheville
N.C
Jay Lapidus
Princeton
N.J
Leif Shiras
Milwaukee
Brad Drewett
Standings and results from church league softball
The Church League Softball standings list St. Marys on top with 12 wins, followed by 1st Presbyterian 11-3 and 2nd Baptist 9-4. Recent results include St. Marys 15 over 1st Presbyterian and Memorial 14 over St. Pauls, with multiple hitters and home runs noted. Upcoming games schedule shows Tuesday, Thursday and Monday matchups among South Aiken, Memorial, K of C, 1st Baptist, St. Thaddeus, St. Marys, St. Pauls, and 2nd Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
1St Presbyterian
2Nd Baptist
Memorial
St. Paul's
1St Baptist
South Aikien
St Thaddeus
Knights of Columbus
Randy Duckett
Larry Jackson
Dean McDuffie
South Aiken
St. Thaddeus
Marvin Posey
Robert Glance
Dennis Evans
Robin Ozaki
Greg Rivers
Dave All
Ben Phibbs
Bryan Cool
Jimmy Hanna
Joey Watson
Ted Stokes
Pat Harrigal
Bill Noah
Pat Polk
Hamrick
Eric Alexander
William Ward
Paul Blowers
John Mahoney
K of C
Burt Copley
Tom Riley
Tommy Mitchell
Pucker Up Stakes winner races from far back at Hawthorne
In Cicero Illinois the colt Its agem paid $3.60 after a late surge to win the $61 450 Pucker Up Stakes at Hawthorne Race Course by two lengths over Miss Ultimo. The Arlington Park season is noted as interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicero, Ill
Miss Ultimo
Hawthorne Race Course
Arlington Park
Baltimore
Pimlico Race Course
del Mar
Calif
Table Sean
Oceanport
N.J
Saratoga Race Track
Baseball and basketball player moves across major leagues
The Yankees sent Dan Pasqu a to Columbus IL and recalled Mike Armstrong. Rangers optioned Glen Cook to Oklahoma City. Braves placed Zane Smith on the 21 day DL. Cubs recalled Derek Botelho and designated Larry Gura for reassignment. In the NBA, Trail Blazers placed Tom Scheffler on waivers and the Sonics did not pick up David Thompson’s option, leaving Brett Vroman and Les Craft plus Earl Walker, Lou Stefanovic, and John Schweitz as free agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American League
NEW York Yankees
Dan Pasqua
Columbus
Mike Armstrong
Texas Rangers
Glen Cook
Oklahoma City
National League
Atlanta Braves
Zane Smith
Chicago Cubs
Derek Botelho
Iowa
Larry Gura
National Basketball Association
Portland Trail Blazers
Tom Scheffler
Seattle Supersonics
David Thompson
Brett Vroman
Les Craft
Earl Walker
Lou Stefanovic
John Schweitz
Roundup: Cardinals Fall as Mets Seize NL East Lead
The St. Louis Cardinals drop to a half game behind the New York Mets after a 1 loss to the Philadelphia Phillies. Mets beat the Cubs 7-2 behind Darryl Strawberry’s three homers, gaining first place as strike deadline arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Ozzie Virgil
John Russell
Shane Rawley
Cardinals
New York Mets
St. Louis
Mets
Darryl Strawberry
Chicago Cubs
New York
California Angels
Seattle
Toronto Blue Jays
Los Angeles Dodgers
Atlanta
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
San Diego
Houston
San Francisco
Cubs
Strawberry
Derek Botelho
Ed Lynch
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Calick
Butcher
Diroli
Elson
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Ikland
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Filer
CAGO
Volvo Tennis
Stratton
Stratton Mountain Resort
Bob Green
Sammy Giammalva
Marc Flur
Burlington
Ricardo Acuna
Chile
Greg Holmes
Danville
Chip Hooper
Sunnyvale
Peter Fleming
Seabrook Island
D.co
Mike DePalmer
Knoxville
Tenn
Scott Davis
Bardmoor
Christo van Rensburg
South Africa
Jimmy Arias
Buffalo
Marco Ostoja
Yugoslavia
David Pate
Las Vegas
Stuart Bale
Britain
David Cassidy
Hollywood
Jimmy Brown
Brentwood
Mark Dickson
Tampa
Matt
Yankees
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Rick Schu
von Hayes
Mike Schmidt
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Hubie Brooks
Tim Burke
Jeff Reardon
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Dave Parker
Dave van Gorder
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Don Mattingly
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