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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1984
Page
13
The excerpt lists American and National League batting leaders and stats, with leading players and teams. Highlights include Run totals, RBI, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, pitching wins and era, and saves for multiple clubs across both leagues. Included are player names such as Winfield, Mattingly, Ripken, Gwynn, Sandberg, Carter, and others, alongside team designations and performance figures.
A fragmented scoreboard lists players by team and stat lines. Notable figures include Sandberg Chicago with 20, Cruz Houston 19, Raines Montreal 19, and triple totals highlighting Sandberg and Creyne Houston. Pitching leaders include Orosco New York 2 800 and Lea Montreal 144 778. Stolen bases show Samuel Philadelphia 45 and Wiggins San Diego 36.
In Rochester New York the LPGA Rochester International concludes at Locust Hill. Xathy Withworth Rosie Jones Cathy Marino Pat Bradley Lisa Young and others earn prize money with totals ranging from 281 to 1815. In St Andrews Scotland Seve Ballesteros leads the Golf Championship at the Old Course with top prizes awarded to Ballesteros Langr Watson and others 71-68-70-69-276 leads.
Mario Andretti won the Michigan 500 in Brooklyn with a Lola T 800 Cosworth and completed 250 laps at an average speed of 133 482 mph. Tom Sneva Rick Mears and Gordon Johncock finished second third and fourth in March 84C Cosworth entries.
Opal's Claim won the Southern Belle at Louisiana Downs for $39,200 while Crostia and Staunch's Annie captured feature races at Bowie and Churchill Downs. Verbarctic and Rokeby Stables also topped Belmont Park and the Brooklyn Handicap, with numerous other stakes results at Calder, Rockingham Park, Hooper Park, and Woodbine.
Orioles place Jim Dwyer on 15 day DL and recall Dan Ford. Yankees place Oscar Gamble on 15 day DL and move Rudy May to 60 day DL, activate Toby Harrah, and purchase Vic Mata. Braves name Eddie Haas batting coach. Cardinals recall Danny Cox. NFL notes include Falcons sign Andrews Bryan Case. Browns cut Bobby Jones from camp. multiple rosters cuts and signings across Broncos Colts Chiefs Vikings Patriots Saints Giants Jets Eagles Steelers 49ers Seahawks Cardinals Redskins and Indiana State names Ralph Manning.
Phoenix, Ariz. AP Coach Bobby Knight warned against a repeat of the Milwaukee scene as the Olympians prepare for a nationally televised exhibition with NBA veterans. He lauded safety over result, noting seven straight Olympic wins and stressing touchy media focus on victory. Bucks center Alton Lister scratched.
Suwanee Georgia AP The Atlanta Falcons sign 1995 draftees Thomas Benson Rick Bryan and Scott Case to contracts in the second full week of camp Benson receives 1.5 million over four years Bryan gets about 2.5 million Case also about 2.5 million Slater adds as a new center to bolster the roster with workouts underway lead by coach Dan Henning and assistant Sekanovich.
Mario Andretti survived a crash heavy Michigan 500 with Tom Sneva in a photo finish by .014 seconds after a late duel on the two mile track. Ganassi was hospitalized with severe head injuries after a crash. Krueger also hospitalized. Andretti's win came after an engine issue and a lap down early, with 12 cautions slowing the pace to a near four hour race.
Veteran Jose-Luis Clerc reaches the final of the $200,000 U.S. Pro Tennis tournament at Longwood in Brookline after a 6-4 6-4 win over Andres Gomez. Teenager Aaron Krickstein, the tournament’s youngest finalist, defeated Jimmy Arias 6-4 6-3 and Pavel Slozil 6-3 6-4 to reach the final.
Elliott of Dawsonville Georgia won the pole for the Cola 500 at Pocono Raceway with a 59.139 second lap averaging 152.184 mph. Neil Bennett of Bessemer Alabama finished second at 151.764 mph and Harry Gant of Taylorsville North Carolina was third at 151.299 mph.
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