Oakland at Boston in Friday MLB slate and league leaders listed
Friday's scoreboard cites matchups Oakland at Boston California at Baltimore Kansas City at Cleveland Texas at New York Minnesota at Milwaukee Toronto at Chicago Detroit at Seattle. Major League leaders show batting averages hits doubles and home runs for American and National Leagues with Carew Brett Griffey Rice and others leading in categories. Pitching leaders include Stieb Carlton and Ryan among top win leaders with strikeouts and saves tallied across AL and NL.
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Ley
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Knight
Houston
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Atlanta
Oliver
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Garvey
San Diego
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Dawson
Thon
St Louis
Buckner
Jray
Butler
Moreno
Raines
Guerrero
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Philadelhia
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LeMaster
Ryan
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Don
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Stowe
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Pete Filson
Brad Havens
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Biff George
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Have You edges Fairy Tooth for Asbury Mary Purse
In Bowie Maryland Have You held off Fairy Tooth by a neck to win the $18 000 Asbury Mary Purse at Bowie Race Course Fortnightly trailed to finish behind Fortnightly at Belmont Park in the Lexington Stakes while Kilauea won at Belmont Park in a closing rush over Fortnightly
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Braves at Phillies Friday Night Major League Showdown
Live programming note lists Braves at Phillies at 7:35 p.m. on TBS and British Open action at 9 a.m. Friday on ESPN. The schedule emphasizes two major sports events with broadcast networks noted.
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Phillies
TBS
ESPN
Flame-Throwing Ryan Burns Exposes Even When Sub-Par
Houston ace Nolan Ryan remained dominant with an eight inning win over the Expos 9-4 improving to 9-1. He called his outing sub par though his nine runs support and 3 578 career strikeouts kept him a step behind Steve Carlton. George Bjorkman drove in five as the rookie hit his first major league homer. Pirates edge Giants on two outs ninth inning homers. Reds top Mets on Price three hitter Milner drives in two. Padres top Cubs as Garvey plates two and Lollar back in win column. Cardinals rally past Dodgers with Green and Van Slyke go ahead in ninth.
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Philadelphia
Steve Carlton
Atlanta
Tim Wallach
Andre Dawson
Bill Dawley
Astros
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Bjorkman
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New York
Joe Price
Eddie Milner
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Padres
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San Diego
Steve Garvey
Tim Lollar
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Dodgers
Los Angeles
David Green
Andy van Slyke
St. Louis
Pitchers Shine Tighten AL Races Across Nation
Chicago's LaMarr Hoyt threw a seven hitter with eight Ks in a 5-1 White Sox win over the Indians while Dan Petry held the Angels to one run as Detroit won 7-1. Other AL results include Brewers over Rangers 6-2, Royals 5 Blue Jays 4, Orioles 6 A's 2, Twins 6 Yankees 1, and Mariners 6 Red Sox 4.
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Dan Perry
Hoyt
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Tigers
California Angels
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Petry
Sparky Anderson
Angels
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Bruce Kison
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Larry Herndon
John Grubb
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Alan Trammell
John Wackenfuss
Belvedere Stays Undefeated in Dixie Youth Tourney
Belvedere remains unbeaten as four teams survive in the Dixie Youth Minor League Sub- District 2B-20 at Bill Hall Field. Edgefield was eliminated as Aiken American defeated them 12-10 and Belvedere beat Johnston 19-4. Tonight Johnston vs Aiken American at 6 p.m. and Belvedere vs Aiken National at 8 p.m.
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Belvedere
Bill Hall Field
Edgefield
Aiken American
Aiken National
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