Major League Leaders Highlight American League Batting and Runs
Readout lists AL leaders by batting average at bats runs hits doubles and more. Names include Mattingly Winfield Ripken Boggs and Henderson among others with team affiliations Toronto Baltimore New York Oakland and Boston reflected in the stat lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
New York
Mating
Hrbek
Minnesota
Basler
Boston
E Murray
Baltimore
Trammell
Detroit
DwEvans
R Henderson
Oakland
Armas
Butler
Cleveland
Hbl
Kingman
A Davis
Seattle
Sesto
Murray
Mattingly
Garcia
Toronto
Ripken
Wifield
Boggs
Franco
LA Parrish
Texas
Bbell
Cowens
Devon
Mosebey
Collins
R Gibson
Upshaw
Owen
Seale
Lnparrish
Chicago
Thornton
Cleve
Ai & Haary
St Louis
San Diego
Avlanta' & Oy
Los Angeles
Cardonats
Francisco
Atlanta
St .San Francisco
Houston
Pitsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Incinnat
Louis
San Francisco
Principla Engees
Knepper
Mahler
gilaPoot
Wander
Ickson
Denny
San Fran
Lee
York
Milwaukee
Kansas Ciy
Satuy 'S
California
Ram Chic
Kansas City
Micee
Mikee
Innesota
Chico
Forma
Brown
Gubbea
Young
Morris
Seat Beattie
Mar
John
Comey
Dotson
Hough
Kansas
Galland
Baseball batting and fielding leaders from the season’s close
The column lists NL batting leaders with Gwynn San Diego and Leonard San Francisco among top hitters, plus doubles and home runs by notable players. Pitching and strikeout leaders are cited, including saves by Orosco and other closers, reflecting a season wrap with several named clubs and players in Chicago New York San Diego Houston and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwynn
San Diego
Chicago
Cruz
Houston
Pataburgh
Leonard
San Francisco
Sa ‘Stach Pndephse
Mathews
Carter
Monten
Davis
Chag. Schmit Pidgin
Hago
Darwin
Center
Gey
San Doge
Sandberg
Heago
Samuel Piladepnia
Craton
Wye Pater
Hab- Hee Doran
Houst
Cheynard
Meee
St Louis
Murphy
Atlanta
Schmidt
Philadel
G Carter
Montreal
Cey
Marshall
Losies
Ssiulen
Samad
Pied
Waging
Rainetrea
Sus
Cicanat
Mion
New York
Stl
Ciage
Daring
Pere
Alana
Sat
Cincnnat
Goad
Howton
Sto
Nina
Cathe
Orosco
Miami
Buffalo
Indianapolis
New England
Jets
Central
Prtaburha Gleveland
Seattle
Denver
Kansas City
LA Raiders
Dallas
M-Giants
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Tampa Bay
Minnesota Green Bay
New Orleans
Avlanta
A. Rams
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York Giants
New York Jets
Minnesota
Tan Bay
Kansas Cy
Bivland
Angeles Ams
Green Bay
Los Angeles Raiders
Cleveland
Mineal
Louis
Pittsburgh
Falanapolis
Final scores and prize money from PGA National Championship
At Shoal Creek in Birmingham Alabama winners and players earned prize money. Notables include Lee Trevino 15000, Seve Ballesteros 25000, Nick Faldo 6090, Jack Nicklaus 4508, Tom Watson 255000, and Gary Player 6250 with many others listed across a field of top golfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna H. Whit
Hollis Stacy
Laurie Rinker
Alice Miller
Birmingham
Ala
Shoal Creek Club Cours
Lee Trevino
Lanny Wadkin
Gary Player
Calvin Pee
Hip Beck
Doug Tewel
Rex Caldwell
Hale Irwin
Don Pooley
Ronnie Black
Bob Gilde
Greg Norman
Racing Weekend Produces Notable Stakes Wins Across Tracks
Multiple meet results flow from Lakeshore to Saratoga as Belief The Queen, Tsunami Slew, and Valiant Sweetheart secure key purses. Timeless Native wins the Michigan Mile while DeSoto Stakes go to Spots, with Desert Ver division highlighted at Calder and Travers Stakes thrilling at Saratoga Race Track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossier City
Eck
Lousiana Ghicago
Crente Lake
Livonia
Mich
Michigan
Engs
Salton
Calder
Oceanport
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Race Track
Hosmer City
Carbekat
Shiskabob
Chicago
Arlington Park
del Mar
Cali
Op Syearald
Det Mar
Salem
Rockingham Park
N.Y
Muah Vitry
Phillies Offload Jett Y Stone And Recall Russell
The Philadelphia Phillies sent Jett y Stone, an outfielder, to Portland of the Pacific Coast League. They activated Gary Maddox, an outfielder, from the disabled list and placed Tim Corcoran, an outfielder, on the 15 day disabled list. John Russell, an outfielder, was recalled for Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Phillies
Jetty Stone
Portland
Gary Maddox
Tim Corcoran
Infelder
John Russell
Aiken Girls See Bronze Again At Florida Festival
Aiken 14 and under girls basketball team finished third at the National Multi Sports Festival in Florida after a 58 52 overtime loss to Tennessee. Karen Middleton and Stacy Phillips led scoring with 25 and 18 points while Pearl Moore limited to 10. Middleton and Phillips earned All Tournament honors as Jimmies praised defense and growth from travel and experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Karen
Jimnies
Aiken
Tennessee
Pearl Moore
Moore
Stacy Phillips
New Jersey
Jimies
Dominoes
Jimmies
Phillips
Iddleton
Middleton
Sullivan Wins Pocono 500 on Oval Proves Road Racer Proficiency
Danny Sullivan, 34, from Louisville, Kentucky, won the Domino's Pizza Pocono 500 at Pocono International Raceway after a rain-delayed, caution-filled race. He beat Rick Mears and Bobby Rahal by under a second, asserting his skill on oval tracks and earning his second Indy car victory. The event featured 45,000 spectators, 69 laps under yellow, and a race pace of 137.303 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Pond
Danny Sullivan
Louisville
Pocono International Raceway
Sullivan
Rick Mears
Bobby Rahal
Cleveland
Rahhal
Portland
Saints Fall To King Academy In jamboree loss
Johnston St. Angela under new head coach Joe Madden opened with a 13 40 defeat to King Academy in Conference 3 AA jamboree at Wardlaw. King and St Angela met in the third quarter for 18 minutes. Saints begin regular season Friday at home versus Winn Academy at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
St. Angela
King Academy
Wardlaw
King
The
Saints
Joe Madden
Winn Academy
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Lough
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Hernandez
Minnesta
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Roy
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Nancy Lope
JoAnne Carner
Patty Sheehan
Om Inkster
Betsy King
Amy Alcott
Pat Bradley
Ayako Oka
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Warrenville
Virginia
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Melinda
Mark
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