Baseball action across Major League schedules reported
Tuesday schedule includes Baltimore at Oakland Toronto at Chicago New York at Kansas City Milwaukee at Minnesota Detroit at Texas Cleveland at California Boston at Seattle San Francisco at Atlanta Cincinnati at New York Los Angeles at St Louis with leading NL stats featuring Rose and Concepcion and pitchers Carlton Seaver and Valenzuela among leaders in runs hits doubles and ERA.
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New York
Righetti
Kansas City
Gale
Detroit
Schatzeder
Texas
Honeycutt
Cleveland
Spillner
California
Zahn
Feder
Seattle
Bannieter
Baltimore
Oakland
Toronto
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Boston
San Francisco
Atlanta
Montreal
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
St.Louis
Y Blood
Howe
Houston
Madlock
Pittsburgh
Rose
Philadelphia
Matthews
Collins
Garvey
Concepcion
Buckner
Washington
Soares
Jones
San
Beynette
Richards
San Diego
Herr
Templeton
St.air
Durham
Raines
Schmidt
Dawson
Kingman
Foster
Guerrero
Raone
North
Scott
Moreno
Smith
San Lego
Rhoden
Innati
Ryan
A Gebicheon
S. Welch
Renee City
Lesaah
Calif California
Leal
Lamp
St. Louis
New Y
Sutton
Philadephia
Ruthven
Wise
Bibby
Lansford
Oliver
Burleson
Henderson
Armas
Jane
Paciorek
Griffin
Baines
Lemon
Castino
Hobson
Ornia
Bernazard
Thomas
Evans
Gray
Ford
Cruz
LeFlore
Dilone
Bumbry
Batting leaders and pitching marks in the American League
The scoreboard lists top AL batting figures with Singleton Baltimore at .341 Evans Boston .340 and Roberts Texas .339. Run totals include Henderson Oakland and Evans Boston with 43. Armas Oakland leads RBI at 41 while Thomas Milwaukee hits 14 homers. Pitching shows Clear Boston 7-1 and Norris Oakland 8-3 among 6 decisions. Strikeout leaders include Barker Cleveland 64 and Blyleven Cleveland 62.
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Singleton
Baltimore
Evans
Boston
Roberts
Texas
Lansford
Remy
Henderson
Oakland
Murphy
Carew
California
Lord
RBI
Armas
Bell
Winfield
New York
Thomas
Milwaukee
Oaklas
Clear
Honeycutt
Dartinez
Vuckovich
McGregor
Morris
Detroit
Forsch
Norris
Barker
Cleveland
Blyleven
Davis
Flanagan
Burns
Chicago
Belmont Stakes Win for Summing Ends Pleasant Colony Bid
Summing ridden by George Martens edged Pleasant Colony by a neck to capture the 113th Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park. The 2 1 2 mile race finished in 2 29 as Summing earned his third straight victory and spoiled Pleasant Colony’s Triple Crown hopes.
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New York
Summing
Highland Blade
George Martens
Pleasant Colony
Highland Epsom
England
Blue Wind
Epsom
Albany
Calif
Michael
Axe Master
Golden Gate Fields
Atlantic City
N.J
Atlantic City Race Course
Baltimore
Privacy
Hs Bossier City
Tiny Barb
Greenback Gert
Louisiana Downs
Chicago
J.burns
Summer Advocate
Arlara Park
Nglewood
Hollywood Park
Oceanport
Honey Fox
Monmouth Park
Chained Braclet
Belmont Park
Boston
Dave's Friend
Suffolk
Inglewood
Minnesota
Stanbharry
Don Roberto
Atlanta Golf Classic Ends In Sudden-Death Duel
The $300,000 Atlanta Golf Championship at Atlanta Country Club featured a sudden death playoff to decide the winner. Prominent players like Watson and Valentine earned payouts of 54 000 and 32 400 dollars respectively while other top finishers including Elder Morley Peete Floyd and Nicklaus collected six figure shares.
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Atlanta
Laniey
Atlanta Golf Ic
Atlanta Country Club Cours
Prom Watson
Valentine
Lee Elder
Mike Morley
Calvin Peete
Bill 7
Ray Floyd
Frankner
Pat Lindsey
Jerry Pate
Jack Nicklaus
Baseball and Hockey Transactions Across Major Leagues
MLB teams announce call ups and DL placements. White Sox place Francisco Barrios on 21 day DL, recall Dewey Robinson from Edmonton. Yankees place Tommy John on 21 day DL, recall Mike Griffin, option Dennis Werth to Clippers, Henderson to PCL, Walton to Spokane. Cubs call up J Hernandez from Iowa, Thompson sent to Iowa. Mets option Wally Backman to Tidewater. Cardinals trade Tony Scott for Joaquin Andujar and sell George Frazier to Columbus Clippers. US Canada Cup names Lou Nanne as GM and coaches staff. Capitals sign Roland Stoltz to a two year deal. US Track and Field Coaches Association names Dean Hayes president Ehrhart first VP Roberts second VP Dales secretary treasurer.
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America
Chicago White Sox
Francisco Barrios
Dewey Robinson
Edmonton
NEW York Yankees
Tommy John
Mike Griffin
Columbus
Dennis Werth
Oe Clippers
Seattle Ners
Anes Henderson
Lou Nanne
Washington Capitals
Roland Stoltz
United States Track and Field Coaches Association
Dean Hayes
Bob Ehrhart
Dick Roberts
George Dales
Bwamazon Colt Wins Maiden Race at Belmont Park
Bwamazon Farm colt ridden by Eddie Maple won a $17 000 maiden race for 2-year-olds at Belmont Park on Friday beating eight rivals. Dancing School previously won the Hall of Fame Trophy at the Aiken Trials in March. Graniteville golfer Eddie Evans aced the 172 yard eighth hole using a 5 wood with partners Orville White Gerald Jenkins and Joe Selinger watching.
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New York
Dancing School
Bwamazon Farm
Eddie Maple
Belmont Park
Aiken
Graniteville
Eddie Evans
Midland Valley
Evans
Orville White
Gerald Jenkins
Joe Selinger
Watsons Par Wins In Sudden Death Playoff At Atlanta Classic
Tom Watson defeated Tommy Valentine in a sudden death playoff at the Atlanta Golf Classic to claim his third win of the season. Valentine forced extra holes with a 2-putt birdie on the 72nd hole, tying Watson at 277.
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Atlanta
Tom Watson
Tommy Valentine
Valentine
Watson
Atlanta Country Club
Parsons Nabs Victory at Texas World Speedway
Benny Parsons took charge in the final four laps to win the NASCAR 400 stock car race by four car lengths at Texas World Speedway. The Ford driver beat defending NASCAR champion Dale Earnhardt in a close duel, as Bobby Allison finished third and Richard Petty fourth, one lap back in a Buick.
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Texas World Speedway
Benny Parsons
Ford
Dale Earnhardt
Pontiac
Bobby Allison
Buick
Richard Petty
Dave Marcis
Jody Ridley
Tim Richmond
Oldsmobile
Lake Speed
Joe Ruttman
Harry Gant
J.D. McDuffie
Aon Gale
Dodge
Richard Chiles
H.B. Bailey
College Station
Texas
Parsons
Recreation Results and Standings in Aiken Men's Softball
AIKEN MEN'S SOFTBALL standings show Du Pont Ora 90 Astros 63 Trophies Unlimited 54, Graham Boat Co 4-5 with Rebels 3-4 and Grace Kaplin 0-9. Week results Du Pont 12 Trophies Unlimited 6. Leading hitters Jerry Wicker Jeff Stewart Rob Bromley. National League Seiglers Insurance 10-1 Southeastern Tool 84 Waldhem 6-5 Bill Jones Insurance 54 Allied General 54. Women's final standings Aiken Equipment Lewis Bus Lines Sealtest First Baptist Du Pont. Week playoff schedule Lewis Bus Lines Sealtest Trucking First Baptist.
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AIKEN
du Pont-Ora
Astros
Trophies Unlimited
Graham Boat Co
Rebels
Grace Kaplin
du Pont
Jerry Wicker
Jeff Stewart
Rob Bromley
Grace
Larry Lynn
Joe Gleaton
Ronnie Nichols
Roger Louis
Nee Astros
Tes Unlimited
Graham
Seiglers Insurance
Southeastern Tool
Waldhem
Bill Jones Insurance
Allied
Bob Hopkins
Bill Lewis
Jarvis Tyler
Snazzy
Bill Jones
Allied General
Seiglers
Amare
Valdhemoe
See
Aiken Tring & Equipment
Lewis Bus Lines
Sealtest
Irst Baptist
Davis Welding
Betty Butler
Nancy Polson
Aiken Wae
First Baptist
Gloria Easy
Om Wagoner
Kim
Itest
First Bas
En Trucking
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phil
Larry King
Publishers Weekly
Wendell Rawls, JR
N.Y. Times
Fifth Avenue
Norton
Norton & Company Inc
Bwamazon
Aiken Standard
Aiken, S.C
Malvern
Sandra Post
Amy Alcott
Post
White Manor Country Club
Alcott
Pat Bradley
Debbie Austin
Bradley
Austin
Hirsch
ST. Andrews
Scotland
Phillipe Plouroux
Joel Hirsch
Ferragamo
Vince Ferragamo
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Montreal Alouettes
Olympic Stadium
Los Angeles Rams
Billy (White Shoes) Johnson
Unser
Wis
al Unser Jr
Wisconsin State Fair Park
al Unser Sr
Pete Halsmer
Weeks Center
Jerry
Aiken Recreation Department
B.T.A
Holley Fuel CO
Union NE
Bankers Trust Office
Ny Et
Bankers Trust
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