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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1983

Page

12

Baseball Standings and Leaders Highlight Busy Weekend

National League and American League leaders shown with team standings, key stats, and results from Saturday and Sunday games. Notable performances include Carew and Boggs leading batting, Henderson and Righetti topping various categories, plus multiple divisional outcomes across the leagues.

Baseball league leaders and top players listed in team scoreboard

The scoreboard lists leading players by category. Diego leads with 72 runs, Dawson 72 RBI, Thon 120 hits, Buckner 25 doubles, Moreno 11 triples, Schmidt 22 home runs, Raines 41 stolen bases, Falcone 8-1 pitching, Carlton 154 strikeouts, Bedrosian 15 saves, with multiple teams including Montreal Atlanta Philadelphia Houston San Francisco Los Angeles Pittsburgh Chicago and New York represented.

Med St. Louis Chicago New York Atlanta Los Angeles Houston San Diego San Francisco Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia Montreal Hooton Trout P. Niekro Lea Burris Soto Gale Dravecky Maogen McGaffigan LaPoint Carew California Boggs Boston Brett Kansas City Griffey McRae Yount Milwaukee Upshaw Toronto R.henderson Oakland Agen Baltimore D.evans Rice Itle Ward Min Winfield Whitaker Detroit Minnesota Cooper Inweuhee Hrbek Parrish Griffin Herndon G.wilson K.gibson Molitor Wright Texas Kittle Armas E.murray J.cruz R.law Wilson Righetti Haas Koosman Tellmann Morris Stieb Blyleven Cleveland G.davis Sutton Quisenberry Stanley R.davis Kinaeneta Caudill Seattle Lopez Lo.Smith St.Louis Burgh Hendrick Mad Murphy Garvey San Cruz Amy Wallach Moreno Butler Raines Dawson Schmidt Evans M Y Guerrero LeMaster S.sax Falcone P.perez Montefusco Ryan Rogers Carlton McWilliams Candelaria Hammaker Bedrosian Reardon Le.Smith Lavelle Tekulve

Weekend Horse Racing Results From Multiple Tracks

Hesobad romped by eight lengths over Roan Boulet in the Jester al lowance at Louisiana Downs. Glenorthern defeated Sail to Papa by 24 lengths in the Uninhibited Purse at Bowie Race Course. Let's Ramble won the sev enth at Finger Lakes by three lengths. Solo Skater edged Blue Smokey by a nose in the Rhubarb Purse at Arlington Park. Tarocco posted a 2% length win at Hollywood Park. Silver Express captured the First Fiddle purse at Belmont Park by three-quarters of a length. In Saturday results Aeto led King Caw to win the VI and Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot. Any Spray won the Caesar's Wish Stakes at Bowie Race Course by a length and a quarter. Highland Blade won the Brooklyn Handicap at Belmont Park by 1% lengths. Brindy Brindy led Halo Dotty by two lengths to win the Oaks at Ak-Sar-Ben. Sterling Display won at Finger Lakes by three lengths. Dickerson narrowly beat Le Cou Cou in the John D. Hertz Handicap at Arlington Park. Majesty's Prince ran in the Ontario Handicap at Belmont Park. Meganet won the Rainbow Futurity at Ruidoso Downs by a nose over Allotta Dial.

Bossier City Hesobad Roan Boulet Louisiana Downs Bowie Glenorthern Bowie Race Course Canandaigua N.Y Catch Me Finger Lakes Race Track Chicago Blue Smokey Arlington Park Inglewood Calif Tarocco Larry Hollywood Park New York Belmont Park Aeto Ascot Baltimore Sing Sing Omaha Neb Halo Dotty Ak-Sar- Ben Sterling Display Dickerson le Cou Cou John D. Hertz York Rul Downs N.M Meganette Allotta Dial Ruidoso Downs

Anheuser Busch Golf Classic top final scores

Calvin Peete led the Anheuser Busch Golf Classic at Kingsmill in Williamsburg with a 276 and $63,000 prize. Tim Norris earned $37,000 with 277, Hal Sutton and others followed. LPGA results from Indianapolis showed Lauren Howe winning $30,000 and a 280 score.

Williamsburg Kingsmill Golf Club Calvin Peete Tim Norris Hal Sutton Lanny Wadkins Morris Hatalsky John F Jonee Ray Floyd Leonard Ronnie Black Pat McGowan David Ogrin Barry Jaeckel Payne Stewart Phil Hancock John Mahaffey Hubert Green Indianapolis Lauren Howe Donna Caponi Karen Permezel Barb Bunkowsky Betsy King Donna White Alice Miller Vicki Tabor P Rizzo Jan Stephenson K.whitworth Hollis Stacy Martha Nause Judy Clark Debbie Austin Jane Blalock Kathy Martin

Weekend's Baseball and Football Transactions

The California Angels placed Byron McLaughlin on the 21 day disabled list and recalled Steve Brown from Edmonton. The Cleveland Indians shifted Trillo to the 15 day injured list and reactivated Bake McBride. Houston Astros activated Alan Ashby and sent Luis Pujols to Tucson. Bruce Matthews agreed to terms with the Houston Oilers and the Kansas City Chiefs cut Gerald Green. The Los Angeles Raiders traded Monte Jackson to the Rams for Pat Thomas. The New York Giants released multiple backs wide receivers and defensive players and placed Lee Jenkins on the physically unable to perform list. The New York Jets released a large group of players. The San Francisco 49ers signed Ray Wersching and Cliff Parsley.

California Angels Byron McLaughlin Steve Brown Edmonton Cleveland Indians Trillo Bake McBride National Houston Astros Alan Ashby Luis Pujols Tucson Gotball National Football Houston Oilers Bruce Matthews Kansas City Chiefs Gerald Green LOS Angeles Raiders Monte Jackson Los Angant Rams Pat Thomas NEW York Giants Marvin Sims Mike Montz Jeff Fagan Jackie Wilson Kurt Wrigley Curtis Allen Jeff Brockhaus Ker Alvin Robertson Richard Wray Lee Jenkins NEW York Jets Jody O'Donnell Ed Sprague David Holmes James Bellamy Ramiro Bradley Ricky Robinson Rafael Cabrera Sean

Coe and Ovett Vulnerable Ahead of Helsinki Worlds

Sebastian Coe suffered a rare mile defeat to Steve Scott at Crystal Palace as World Track and Field Championships loom in Helsinki. Ovett exited the 800 with a cramp after a spike injury, casting doubt on his readiness while Scott framed himself as a major rival. American sprinters dominated the sprints and field events with Smith 10.30 and Latany 20.61 in the 100 and 200, Williams and Howard{?} high jump 7 ft 6 in, Conley long jump 7.82 m.

London Sebastian Coe Steve Ovett Britain Helsinki Finland Coe Steve Scott Amateur Athletic Association Crystal Palace Ovett Scott Seb Michael Boon The Sunday Express Europe United States Calvin Smith Mel Lattany Leo Williams James Howard Williams Mike Conley

Goshen Plantation Pro Am Draws Aiken Clubs

Aiken County teams participate in the ninth Goshen Plantation Pro Am with Palmetto Golf Club led by Tom Moore and Midland Valley CC headed by Orville White. Westlake CC fields its No. 1 team including Ken Wiland and Allen Powers as favorites.

Augusta Aiken County Goshen Plantation Goshen Tom Moore Palmetto Golf Club Orville White Midland Valley Country Club Westlake Country Club Aiken Ken Wiland North Augusta Allen Powers

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