Baseball Scoreboard Roundup from Weekend Games
Saturday and Sundays games feature California at Chicago Boston at Toronto Cleveland at Oakland New York at Detroit Seattle at Kansas City Texas at Minnesota and Baltimore at Milwaukee. Sundays include Texas at Minnesota California at Chicago Seattle at Kansas City Baltimore at Milwaukee Atlanta at Cincinnati San Francisco at San Diego Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Montreal at New York Chicago at St. Louis Houston at Los Angeles today. Major League leaders list NL batting and pitching leaders, with Herr and Gwynn among top hitters and Hawkins and Andujar leading in wins and ERA.
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California
Chicago
Boston
Toronto
Cleveland
Oakland
New York
Detroit
Seattle
Kansas City
Texas
Minnesota
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Milwauke
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Francisco
San Diego
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Montreal
St. Louis
Houston
Los Angeles
Inday
Herr
St Louis
McGee
Gwynn
Cruz
Moreland
Parker
Rms
Coleman
Murphy
Raines
Samuel
Rbi-Herr
J Clark
Gwilson
Garvey
Wallach
J Davis
Guerrero
Clark
Cey
Lopes
Gladden
Hawkins
Andujar
Darling
Hershiser
McDowell
Gooden
Ryan
JoeLeon
Soto
Valenzuela
Reardon
Gossage
LeSmith
Dsmith
Sutter
R Henderson
Bochte
P Bradley
Whitaker
Cooper
Rhenderson
M Davis
Ripken
Rice
Rbi-Brunansky
Mattingly
Emurray
Rgibson
Lnparrish
Garcia
Puckett
Boggs
Buckner
Gaetti
Butler
Ward
Wilson
Prachey
Brunansky
Fisk
Ki In
Presley
Armas
Pettis
Came
Renderson
Collins
Lamp
Acker
Birtsas
Ojeda
Terrell
Morris
Boyd
F Bannister
Blyleven
Stieb
Bjames
Dmoore
J Howell
Hernandez
Quisenberry
Niekro
O'Neal
Hurst
Key
McCaskill
Bannister
Black
Hough
Schrom
Gattimore
Boddicker
Higuera
Ruble
Sutton
Chi
San Ferancisco
Eckersley
Kepshire
Blue
Wojna
Scott
Avera
Boston Minnesota
Sarrina
HHA Abi Pet
Hendson NY
Glory Tor
Bochte Oak
Salas Min
Tolgeson Tex
Whitaker Det
Cooper Mil
Boggs Bsn
Brett Kan Mulliniks Tor
Buckner Bsn
Gedman Bsn
Davis Oak
Hulett Chi
Molitor Mil
Butler Cle
Griffin Oak
Jacoby Cle
E Murray
Hatcher
Riles Mil
Min
Fernadz
K Gibson
Tabler
Whitt Tor
Teutel Min
Beniquez Cal
Tennis results from the USTA circuit in Dark Branch Club
Caroline Kuhlman and Marianne Werdel win singles in the Thunder Branch event. Heliane Steden and Eleni Rassides advance. doubles Wood Kuhlman beat Eilida and Nishiya. In Indianapolis Mayflower Classic first rounds, Miller Rinker Solomon White Finney Pearson Zimmerman post solid scores.
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Fayetteville
N.C
Caroline Kuhlman
Lakeside Park
Claudia Hernandez
Guadalajara
Mexico
Marianne Werdel
Bakersfield
Calif
Cecilia Fernandez
Torrance
Heliane Steden
Mexico City
W Wood
Lexi
Mass
Eleni Rassides
Washington
D.C
Halle Cioffi
Knoxville
Tenn
Wood-Kuhlman
Eilida
Japan
Akemi Nishiya
Kirsty Wenzel
Australia
Jacky Masters
Werdel
Jane Holdren
Indianapolis
Linda Gates
Hillsborough
Sonia Hahn
Carrollton
Lynn Lewis
Wendy Pattenden
Canada
Steden-Fernandez
Themis Cummings
Janet's Flash Wins Bowie Purse In Narrow Finish
Janet's Flash defeated Noble But Nasty by three lengths to win the $8,000 Joe Jones Purse at Bowie Race Course. Ice Hat led from the stretch to win the Hollywood Park feature race at length. Fire Eater romped by five lengths in the Seri-El allowance at Churchill Downs. Milady's Eagle posted a 4 1 2 length victory at Monmouth Park.
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Baltimore
Janet's Flash
Noble
Nasty
Joe Jones
Bowie Race Course
Inglewood
Calif
Ice Hat
Go Dancer
Hollywood Park
Louisville
Fire Eater
Little Jet Setter
Churchill Downs
Oceanport
N.J
Milady
Monmouth Park
Sports Transactions Hit MLB NBA NFL News Brief
The daily glances list multiple player moves across leagues. Tony Armas to the 15 day DL for Boston, Marc Sullivan recalled. In Cleveland Don Schulze sent to Maine and Carmen Castillo recalled. Texas trades Frank Tanana for Duane James and designates Cliff Johnson. Cubs promote Gary Matthews and Dayett placed on the DL. Astros option Mark Ross, Dodgers place Mike Marshall on the DL. Giants sign Will Clark to Fresno assignment. In the NBA Seattle names Bernie Bickerstaff head coach. Jazz signs Bob Hansen. Cowboys sign Mel Lattany, Colts sign Tom Orosz, Patriots release Mike Kerrigan, Saints sign Eric Martin and Trey Longy.
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Seball
Boston Red Sox
Tony Armas
Marc Sullivan
Pawtucket
Cleveland Indians
Don Schulze
Maine
Carmen Castillo
Texas Rangers
Frank Tanana
Detroit Tigers
Duane James
James
Tulsa
Cliff Johnson
Glen Cook
Oklahoma City
Nick Capra
National League
Chicago Cubs
Gary Matthews
Brian Dayett
Houston Astros
Mark Ross
Tucson
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Mike Marshall
SAN Francisco Giants
Will Clark
Fresno
Seattle Supersonics
Bernie Bickerstaff
Utah Jazz
Bob Hansen
Dallas Cowboys
Mel Lattany
Indianapolis Colts
Tom Orosz
NEW England Patriots
Mike Kerrigan
NEW Orleans Saints
Eric Martin
Trey Longy
Generals Hope Home-Field Edge Through Playoffs
The New Jersey Generals can host every playoff game if they beat the Birmingham Stallions on the final weekend of USFL regular season play. New Jersey leads the Eastern Conference with 11-6, while Birmingham stands 12-5 and earned a first-round home site. Herschel Walker predicts a title run as he eyes another strong performance against Birmingham.
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New Jersey Generals
Generals
Birmingham Stallions
Birmingham
Meadowlands
Herschel Walker
Stallions
Oakland
New Jersey
Walker
Rollie Dotsch
Baltimore
Denver
Houston
Memphis
Tampa Bay
Los Angeles
Orlando
Sills and Zoeller Lead Opening Round of Atlanta Golf Classic
Tony Sills shot 7 under par 65 to lead the Georgia Pacific Atlanta Golf Classic with Fuzzy Zoeller one stroke back. Sills has endured multiple surgeries including colon removal, while Zoeller recently recovered from back surgery. both cited health as a backdrop to a strong start at Atlanta Country Club.
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Martha Foyer
Alice Ritzman
Stephanie Farwig
Amy Benz
Jan Stephenson
Jane Blalock
Kathy Postlewait
Karen Permezel
Robin Walton
Atlanta
Atlanta Country Club Course
Tony Sills
Fuzzy Zoeller
Tim Si
Mac O'Grady
A Rinker
Bill
David Lundstrom
Steve Pate
Tze-Chung Chen
Tommy Valentine
Ronnie Black
Gary Koch
Beck Hal Sutton
L Wadkins
Jetters
Ken Brown
Jim Dent
Sills
Zoeller
New Orleans
Atlanta Country Club
Rinker, Solomon in contention at Mayflower Classic
Solomon and Laurie Rinker trail leader Alice Miller by one stroke after the opening round of the $250,000 Mayflower Classic in Indianapolis. Miller shot 67 with five birdies and 13 pars as Rinker, 55th on money list, and Solomon, 33rd, seek a strong second round.
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Indianapolis
Solomon
Laurie Rinker
Rinker
Alice Miller
Miller
JoAnne Carner
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