Baseball Scoreboard Illinois 68 St Louis on top
The standings show Chicago leading the National League East with 68 wins, followed by New York 64 and Philadelphia 62. In the West San Diego leads with 69 wins, then Atlanta 60 and Los Angeles 60. Major batting and pitching leaders are listed, with Ray for Pittsburgh at .361 and Gooden for New York with 181 strikeouts.
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Riou
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Rbi
G Carter
J Davis
Schmidt
Hernandez
A York
Wynn
San “E
Chicase
Gi Samuel
Iladelphia
Wynne
Hubbard
Raines
Hendrick
St- Louis
Creynolds
Doran
Murphy
Gcarter
Marshall
Cey
Redus
Dernier
Sutcliffe
Perez
Orosco
Carlton
Daring
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Gooden
Valenzuela
Ryan
Soto
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Sutter
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LeSmith
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John Harper
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Jeff Nault
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James Duncan
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Mark Slawson
Keith Williams
Dwight Wright
Scott Hutchinson
Larry White
Marty Barrett
Alfred Mohammed
Darrell Patterson
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John Rice
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Larry Alexander
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Paul Andrie
Johnnie Salters
Robert Durham
Jeff Matter
Wendell Gladem
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Kurt Kapischke
Neil Maune
Bill Peadock
Paul Petersen
Michael Thompson
John Fitzpatrick
Nate Mason
Dwayne Massey
Paul Olson
Denver Broncos
Brison Manor
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Charles Gaines
Rick Naylor
Jon Poole
Ernie Carswell
Joe Taylor
Phil Sutton
Guy Thurston
Oan
Young
Joe Aguilar
Bobby Micho
Eason Ramson
Jim Joyce
Trent Collins
Detroit Lions
Ken Banks
Wilbur Orr
Demostenes Christie
Mike Whiting
Anthony Reed
Indianapolis Colts
Duane Galloway
Greg Long
Bill Stephanos
Kevin Ramsey
Howard Lewis
Harold Woods
Richard Dukes
Marvin Dumas
Patrick Snow
Bob Fields
Derek Kelly
Mike Yacullo
Larry Werts
Robert Poles
Charles
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Ray Yakavonis
Scott Etzel
Dwayne Johnson
Randy Youst
Otto Kelly
Booby Johnson
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Ivan Pearl
Ellis Gardner
Tom Grogan
Hedna
Dwayne Dixon
Es Howell
Jim Kalafat
Dean Waters
Bud Carson
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Bruce Grant
Jim Gustafson
Rick Neal
Brad van Pelt
Toussaint Tyler
Melvin L. Brown
Melvin A. Brown
Keith Nord
Keith Kidd
James Spencer
John Haines
Tom Bertoldi
Mark John
Russatieri
Pittsburgh Steelers
Craig Dunaway
Mark Militello
George Atiyeh
Bret Schugarts
Keith Cathion
Lance Pickens
SAN Diego Chargers
Bobby Craighead
Ray Ward
Gerry Dickens
Joe Cooper
Henry Williams
Vince Marshall
Darryl Wong
Ervin Parker
Broughton Lang
Tony Baker
SAN Francisco 49Ers
Joe Montana
Guy Benjamin
Tim Collier
Mark Bonner
Danny Fulton
Maurice Porter
Jesse Sapola
John Harty
Paul Bellaomini
Rudy Castellanos
Darius Durham
Dave Moritz
Jon Harvey
Mike Wells
Rusty Karraker
Ron Killen
Brent Murphy
Lee Miller
Ron Motten
Reggie Young
Joaquin Zendejas
John Courtney
Waddell Kelly
Andre Tyler
Washington Redskins
Jerome Barkum
Curtland Thomas
Clennie Brundidge
James Patterson
Henry McCloyn
John Mack
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Roy Simmons
Rodney Goosby
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Witt
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Lancer Type wins Buffalo Lark Purse at Arlington Park
Lancer Type outran co favorites Perth Drummer and Counter Challenge on the stretch to capture the $17,270 Buffalo Lark Purse at Arlington Park. Wild Applause wins Diana Handicap at Saratoga in first grass start, scoring by four lengths.
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Chicago
Perth Drummer
Counter Challenge
Arlington Park
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Rokeby Stables
Saratoga
Watson Seeks PGA Title to Complete Career Grand Slam
Tom Watson aimed to win the 66th PGA Championship at Shoal Creek near Birmingham to join Gene Sarazen, Ben Hogan, Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus as golf's few who hold all four majors. Watson led the money list and sought a sixth Player of the Year while facing challengers Crenshaw Zoeller Ballesteros Sutton Nicklaus Norman Kite.
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Birmingham
Ala
Tom Watson
Watson
Pebble Beach
St. Andrews
Scotland
Seve Ballesteros
Gene Sarazen
Ben Hogan
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Shoal Creek
Ben Crenshaw
Fuzzy Zoeller
Ballesteros
Spain
Hal Sutton
Greg Norman
Australia
Tom Kite
Olympic Legacy Seen Beyond Tents and Banners
Los Angeles officials caution that while props and structures disappear, the real payoff lies in a boosted image, increased tourism, and lasting changes in commuting. Mayor Tom Bradley praises a renewed regional pride and notes planners hope fewer commuters revert to pre Olympics patterns amid lessons from the traffic-free period.
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Los Angeles
California
Tom Bradley
California Department of Transportation
University of California At Santa Barbara
Simonsson Survives In Canadian Tourney
Stefan Simonsson of Sweden edged top American Tim Mayotte 7-6 (8-6) 7-4 and won a rain-delayed open round at the Player's International in Toronto. Other results include Stephane Bonnecau ousted by Andy Kohlberg and night matches with Pat Cash, Mark Edmondson, Joachim Nystrom, Grant Connell, and Kevin Curren all advancing or exiting. Mayotte led late but Simonsson pulled through with key volleys and passing shots to clinch the upset.
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Toronto
Sweden
Stefan Simonsson
Tim Mayotte
Stephane Bonneau
Andy Kohlberg
Pat Cash
United States
Hatem McDadi
Canada
Mark Edmondson
Martin
Westenholme
Joachim Nystrom
Grant Connell
Vancouver
Kevin Curren
South Africa
Matt Doyle
Mayotte
Simonsson
Benjamin Stuns Ruzici At Jersey Bank Classic
Camille Benjamin, an 18 year old from Bakersfield, upset former French champion Virginia Ruzici 6-0 6-3 in 71 minutes at the United Jersey Bank Classic in Ramapo College first round. Sweden's Lindquist and Karlsson also advanced along with Budarova Skronska Czech players in a wide opening round showing.
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N.J
Camille Benjamin
Virginia Ruzici
Romania
Benjamin
Ruzici
Ramapo College
Bakersfield
Calif
Carina Karlsson
Sweden
Karlsson
Sandy Collins
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