Baseball Standings and Scores Across Leagues
National League standings show Montreal at 72 0-CtCT and St Louis leading East. American League leaders include Milwaukee and Seattle with top batting and pitching stats. multiple games results from Monday and upcoming Tuesday schedules listed.
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Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San
Cincinna
Los Angeles
Houston
Atlanta
San Francisco
Los A
San Diego
Cincinnati
Diego
Francisco
Tibbs
Hammaker
Winn
Palmer
Ryan
Shields
Sun
Pee
Milwaukee
P.bradley
Seattle
Whitaker
Detroit
Gedman
Boston
Buckner
Rms—Ripken
Baltimore
M.davis
Oakland
R.henderson
Rbi—Brunansky
Minnesota
E.murray
Mattingly
Baylor
K.gibson
Puckett
Boggs
Butler
Cleveland
Garcia
Toronto
Gaetti
Ward
Texas
Jples—Wilson
Kansas City
Cooper
Brunansky
Fisk
Armas
Kiman
Pettis
California
Collins
Mosebey
Lamp
Ojeda
Terrell
Alexander
Codiroli
Romanick
Morris
Boyd
F.bannister
Bigleven
Hough
B.james
D.moore
J.howell
Herr Detroit
Quisenberry
Kansas
Cty
Herr
St.Louis
Raines
Samuel
RBI
J.clark
G.wilson
Murphy
Parker
Gwynn
Garvey
McGee
Wallach
J.davis
Guerrero
Cey
Guidry
McGregor
Bemagen
Noncentra
Cone
Haas
Miller 400 NASCAR Race Final Results At Brooklyn
The Miller 400 in Brooklyn finished with Bill Elliott of Dawsonville Ga winning in 200 laps at an average 144.724 mph. Darrell Waltrip finished second and Cale Yarborough third, with a field of 25 drivers listed and multiple makes including Ford Chevrolet Pontiac Buick Oldsmobile in the top 25.
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Brooklyn
Mich
Bill Elliott
Dawsonville
Ford
Darrell Waltrip
Franklin
Tenn
Chevrolet
Cale Yarborough
Timmonsville
S.C
Tim Richmond
Mooresville
N.C
Pontiac
Cale Earnhardt
Bobby Allison
Hueytown
Ala
Buick
Ricky Rudd
Chesapeake
Neil Bennett
Bessemer
Dave Marcis
Skyland
Benny Parsons
Ellerbe
Geoff Bodine
Julian
Kyle Petty
New London
Ron Bouchard
Fitchburg
Mass
Lake Speed
Newell
Rochester International results highlight LPGA money list
Final round scores and total winnings from the LPGA Rochester International at Locust Hill. Notables include Nancy Lopez at 282, Bonnie Lauer 284, Val Skinner 286, JoAnne Carner 288, and Laura Baugh 288, among many others with final scores and purses listed by player.
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Rochester
N.Y
Bradley
Nancy Lopez
Bonnie Lauer
Val Skinner
Kathy Postlewait
Atsuko Hikage
Lisa Young
JoAnne Carner
Laura Baugh
Robin Walton
Cathy Morse
Janet Anderson
Chris Johnson
Kathy Baker
Judy Clark
Penny Pulz
Alice Miller
Vicki Alvarez
Sherri Turner
Rubin
Barbra Mizrahie
Wagener-Salley Offers Player Physicals Tomorrow
Wagener-Salley High School will host voluntary physicals for students interested in volleyball or football. The event is scheduled for Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the school gym, inviting any eligible students to participate.
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Wagener
Wagener-Salley High School
Aiken High Boosters Meet Tonight in Library
The Aiken High athletic boosters plan a 7 30 p m meeting in the school library to discuss support for teams and upcoming fundraisers.
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Aiken Boosters
Aiken High
Swedish coach Boork resigns from national team
Leif Boork steps down as head coach of the Swedish national hockey team. Calgary Flames trade Kent Nilsson to the Minnesota North Stars for a second round pick this year and a second round pick in 1986. Montreal Canadiens trade Mark Hunter and other assets to the St. Louis Blues for the Blues' first round pick and four selections. Pittsburgh Penguins sign Ville Siren and Jim Johnson, defensemen.
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Leif Boork
National Hockey League
Calgary Flames
Kent Nilsson
Minnesota North Stars
Montreal Canadiens
Mark Hunter
Mike Dark
St. Louis Blues
Blues
Pittsburgh Penguins
Ville Siren
Jim Johnson
Baseball Injuries and Activations Across Three Clubs
Cleveland activate Vern Ruhle and option Butch Benton to Maine. New York activates Scott Bradley and sends Dan Pasqua to Columbus. Chicago places Bob Dernier on 15 day DL retro to June 15 and recalls Darrin Jackson from Pittsfield.
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Cleveland Indians
Vern Ruhle
Butch Benton
Maine
NEW York Yankees
Scott Bradley
Dan Pasqua
Columbus
Chicago Cubs
Bob Dernier
Darrin Jackson
Pittsfield
Aiken Teams Shine at Rain-Interrupted Budweiser Classic
The Ai ken Budweiser Volleyball Classic drew 64 teams, the largest field yet, despite rain. Charlotte won the Women’s Open. Aiken’s Cheryl Halverson Sybile Jenkins and Barbara Murdock finished second. Augusta took Women’s B, with Alice Arnot Elizabeth Perkins Dina Corriveau. In Men’s AA Columbia won with Charleston second. Aiken teams tied for third. Charlotte and Up South led Men’s A, Pelzer and Taylors led Men’s B, and Aiken’s trio Hovey Stilp Roseberry placed third in Men’s BB.
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Aiken
Sybile Jenkins
Barbara Murdock
Augusta
Alice Arnot
Elizabeth Perkins
Dina Corriveau
Columbia
Charleston
Charlotte
South
Pelzer and Taylors
Bruce Hovey
Todd Stilp
Raymond Roseberry
Ann Danzowitz
Steve Morreale
David Scott
Orioles swipe four by beating Brewers to extend streak
Wayne Gross homered twice as Baltimore routed Milwaukee 9 1 to complete a four game sweep and stay unbeaten under Earl Weaver who had just returned from retirement. The Associated Press notes a playful mix up when Weaver mistook rookie Fritz Connally for Gross.
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Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Wayne Gross
Weaver
Gross
Orioles
Milwaukee Brewers
Joe Altobelli
Fritz Connally
Wayne
Fritz
Red Sox
Blue Jays
Dwight Evans
Boston
Toronto
Jim Acker
Gary Lavelle
Bill Caudill
Steve Lyons
Glenn Hoffman
Evans
Yankees
Tigers
Dave Winfield
Yankee Stadium
Infield
Detroit
Randy O’neal
O’neal
Mike Pagliarulo
New York
Kirk Gibson
Gibson
Bob Shirley
A’s
Indians
Dwayne Murphy
Oakland
Cleveland
Dusty Baker
Carney Lansford
Murphy
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