National League and American League standings and upcoming games
Baseball news lists NL and AL batting, RBI, and strikeout leaders with team standings. It also notes upcoming games, All-Star results, and regional scores plus racing results from Detroit Race Course and other tracks.
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Montreal
New York
Chicago
St. Louis MH
Houston
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Francisco
San Diego
Candelaria
Zachry
St.Louis
B.forsch
Palmer
Krukow
Philadelphia
Ruthven
Leibrandt
P.niekro
K. Forsch
Hanton
Dilone
Cleveland
Molitor
Milwaukee
Paciorek
Seattle
Carew
California
B.bell
Texas
Trammell
Detroit
Yount
Wills
Randolph
Wilson
Kansas City
RBI
Perez
Boston
Hebner
Oliver
Oglivie
Re.Jackson
Rivers
Bumbry
Baltimore
Burleson
Cooper
Morrison
Ifornia
D.garcia
Toronto
Henderson
Oakland
Coe Ovett Rivalry Casts Shadow Over Olympic Hopes
London AP By Will Grimsley outlines the tense Britain poised for Olympic gold as Sebastian Coe and Steve Ovett, top middle distance runners, clash amid a personal feud. Their strained relationship, with little contact, could allow a third runner to steal the 800 and 1500 meters titles in Moscow.
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London
Sebastian Coe
Steve Ovett
Britain
Peter Coe
Sebastian
Steve
Ovett
Brighton
Kay
Coe
Longborough University
Yorkshire
Oslo
Norway
Jackson Keeps Unbeaten Run In Dixie Youth Tour
Steve Wright pitched six innings allowing six hits and added two hits to lead Jackson past Belvedere. Joe Wright hit a two run homer and Tracy Wright drove in two Belvedere runs. Russ Messick worked six for Aiken in a win as Brad Turner and Jeremy Jimnies added two hits each including a homer. North Augusta was led by Lyle Usry with three hits.
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Belvedere
Steve Wright
Jackson
Dixie
Aikien American All-Stars
North Augusta Rebel
Aiken American
Aiken
Brad Turner
Jeremy Jimnies
Jimnies
North Augusta
Lyle Usry
Greg Niemer
Jamie Robinson
Gregg Park Hosts Palmetto Tourney
GRANITEVILLE The Jackson and Valley Palmetto Youth League baseball teams begin upper sub-district play at Gregg Park with Jackson vs Walterboro at 6 p.m. and Valley vs Salkahatchie at 8 p.m. Double elimination continues Friday and Saturday with potential games Monday through Wednesday if needed to crown the champion. The sub-district winner advances to District 7, hosted by the sub-district winner.
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Graniteville
Jackson and Valley Palmetto
Gregg Park
Jackson
Walterboro
Host Valley
Salkahatchie
Pitch Hit and Run Contest At Citizens Field Saturday
The Pitch Hit and Run contest for ages 8 to 13 is set for Saturday at 10 a.m. at Citizens Field with free registration the day before. Contestants will throw for accuracy hit for distance and run bases for speed. Local winners advance to district in Columbia on July 26-27 with finals in Cooperstown in September and an awards ceremony at the World Series in October.
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Citizens Field
Columbia
Cooperstown
N.Y
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