Baseball scoreboard notes with MLB standings and games
National League East standings show Montreal leading with 29 wins as St Louis and Philadelphia battle for spots. Across leagues, various scores from Monday and Tuesday games include New York and Houston victories, while rosters see several player moves and DL placements in MLB and related football and college items.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
West
Houston
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Atlanta
Diego
Rasmussen
San Lamp
Matula
Sanderson
S Angeles
Sutton
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Scott
Norman
Carlton
Williams
Blue
St. Louis
Martinez
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Boston
Milwaukee
Detroit
Cleveland
Toronto
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Texas
Kansas City
Minnesota
Seattle
Oakland
California
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Eckersley
Hartzell
Stone
Gura
Tiant
Slaton
Howard
Underwood
Tanana
Brock Named NL Player Of The Month For May
Lou Brock of the St Louis Cardinals hit .433 in May with 29 hits in 67 at bats nine RBI and 11 runs scored as one of his best starts. He needs 54 more hits to join the 3 000 hit club. Joe Niekro of the Houston Astros was named NL pitcher of the month after going 6 0 with two shutouts and a 171 ERA.
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NEW York
Lou Brock
St. Louis Cardinals
Chub Feeney
Brock
Feeney
Houston Astros
Joe Niekro
Niekro
Joe Nuxhall
Cincinnati Redleg
Lee gains 100th victory with Expos over Braves
Montreal pitcher Bill Lee earned his 100th career win by defeating Atlanta 8-1 as Gary Carter drove in three runs and homered. The Expos, Dodgers, Mets and Astros also won in NL action with Sutcliffe pitching a four-hitter for the Dodgers and Swan guiding the Mets to a six run win.
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Ken Rappoport
Some Kidder
Bill Lee
Montreal Expos
Atlanta Braves
Lee
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
New
Mets
Cincinnati Reds
Houston Astros
Philadelphia Phillies
Gary Carter
Carter
Dave Palmer
Montreal
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Sutcliffe
Dodgers
St.Louis
Ferguson
Jim Rooker
Dusty Baker
Reds
Joel Youngblood
New York
Cincinnati
Tom Seaver
Craig Swan
Youngblood
Seaver
Swan
Dan Driessen
Mariners
Tigers
Seattle
Bruce Bochte
Ruppert Jones
Willie Horton
John Hale
Dan Meyer
Larry Cox
Rick Honeycutt
Detroit
Orioles Beat Twins In Ten To Hold AL East Lead
Mike Marshall allowed a two out single to Lee May in the 10th letting May drive in the go ahead run as Baltimore topped Minnesota 3-2 to stay one game ahead of Boston. Boston routed Texas 13 0 and Angels moved within one game of the Rangers with a 4 2 win.
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Mike Marshall
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore
Lee May
May
Twins
Gene Mauch
Marshall
Orioles
Boston
Red Sox
Rangers
Fenway Park
Carl Yastremzski
Angels
Blue Jays
Dan Ford
Toronto
Bert Campaneris
Ford
Yankees
Royals
Tommy John
Willie Randolph
Chris Chambliss
New York
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Dave Patterson
SAN Diego Padres
Tom Tellman
Hawaii
Chicago Bears
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Jerome Heavens
Cincinnati Bengals
James White
Barney Cotton
Cleveland Browns
Rich Dimier
Clinton Burrell
Philadelphia Eagles
Jerry Robinson
ST. Peter's College
Joe Coviello
Vincennes College
Allen Bradfield
Bry
Pirates
Rick Sutcliffe
Joe Ferguson
Astros
Phillies
Jose Cruz
Craig Reynolds
Randy Niemann
Niemann
Reggie Smith
Ed Ott
Smith
Steve Garvey
Viking Shir
Hugh Lessenberry
Humboldt
Tennessee
Lessenberry
Viking Ship
Norsk Hydro
Oslo
Norway
ACCOVeM / Hydro
Agrico Farm Center
Aiken
Brewers
White Sox
Ben Oglivie
Mike Caldwell
Caldwell
Sporting Goods Heritage Square
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Monzas
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Dusters Falcons
Mavericks
Pintos Valiants
LeMans
Ford Ltds
Thunderbirds
Western Auto
Blackwall
F.E.T
Kalmia Plaza Shopping
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