Scores and matchups from the East West baseball scoreboard
The scoreboard lists team standings with Montreal Philadelphia and New York Chicago St. Louis Houston Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego Atlanta Cincinnati and others. Friday games feature St Louis at Chicago Montreal at New York Philadelphia at New York and more with pitchers and records noted.
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Montreal
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Houston
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
San Diego
Atlanta
Reuss
Blue
St.Louis
Paettsburgh
Major League Leaders AP National and American League Batting
The AP lists NL batting leaders with K Hernandez at .337 and R Smith at .336. runs leaders show Schmidt with 52 and Rose with 46. RBIs top Hendrick at 57 and Schmidt at 56. AL batting shows Molitor leading at .358. runs led by Sillers and Trammell with 52 and 51. RBIs led by Perez at 54 and Oliver at 52.
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Associated Press
K.hernandez
R. Smith
Los Angeles
Wall Wall
Chicago
Grifey
Cincinnati
Schmidt
St.Louis
Rose
Philadelphia
Molitor
Milwaukee
Carew
California
Conest
A. Kansas Ci
Cleveland
Runsills
Texas
Trammell
Detroit
Yount
Rana
New York
Wilson
Kansas City
Pate and Trevino Sizzle in Memphis Golf Classic Lead
Jerry Pate shot a no bogey 66 to grab a one stroke lead in the Danny Thomas Memphis Golf Classic at Colonial CC. Lee Trevino cited heat helping his fade as Jim Simons and Tom Purtzer sat two back in a crowded group.
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Memphis, Tenn
Jerry Pate
Jim Simons
Lee Trevino
Danny Thomas
Pate
Simons
Trevino
Tom Purtzer
Don January
Morris Hatalsky
Peter Jacobsen
Leonard Thompson
Tony Cerda
Mexico
Colonial Country Club
Ting
Memphis
Graniteville alum Ricky Lucero signs with Lees-McRae JC
Former Graniteville High footballer Ricky Lucero, 5 foot 7 and 150 pounds, signs a letter of intent with Lees-McRae College in Banner Elk NC. He was the Rocks second leading receiver this post season and played wide receiver running back and cornerback.
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Graniteville High
Ricky Lucero
Lees-McRae Junior College
Banner Elk
N.C
Lucero
The
Rocks
Richard Lucero
Warrenville
Ricky
Graniteville
Bill Smith
Midland Valley High
North Augusta
Lees-McRae
Clyde
Soupy
Campbell
Fermata Clinches Win Behind Three Time Winners
Fermata Club swim team defeated West Lake 295 to 232 at West Lake pool. Wendy Clark Bridget Sloan and Jon Stratton each won three events for Fermata while Razmie Gregorian and Allison Rankin added two wins apiece. Fermata hosts Aiken Swim Association next Tuesday at 6 30.
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Augusta
Fermata Club
West Lake
Wendy Clark
Bridget Sloan
Jon Stratton
Aiken
Razmie Gregorian
Allison Rankin
Fermata
Post 26 Begins Busy Weekend at Three Games
Aiken Post 26's American Legion baseball opens a busy weekend with a 7:30 contest at Citizens Field against Orangeburg tonight. They host Newberry tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the USC Aiken diamond and travel to Columbia Sunday night at 7:30 for a game with Valley.
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Aiken Post 26
American Legion
Citizens Field
Orangeburg
Post 26
Newberry
Usc-Aiken
Columbia
Valley
Hammond Hills Sinks Montclair In Dual Meet
The Hammond Hills swim team lost 359 to 167 to Montclair in Augusta. The result leaves Hammond Hills with a 2-2 season record as Alan Owings posted the only triple for the night.
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Augusta
Hammond Hills
Montclair
North Augusta
Alan Owings
Boosters Meet On Monday Night
The South Aiken High Booster Club will meet Monday night at Kennedy Junior High. The gathering starts at 7 30 in the school library.
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Boosters
South Aiken High Booster Club
Kennedy Junior High
Trials plagued by rain lawsuits and boycott dull opening days
Eugene weather and the Moscow boycott dimmed early action at the U S Olympic Track and Field Trials. Deby LaPlante injured in the 100-meter hurdles finals amid slow times and crowd attendance reached 69 610 through day five as world figures like Mary Decker and Dwight Stones were set for potential records.
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Eugene
Ore
U.S
Hayward Field
National Weather Service
Oregon
Tom Hinthaus
Mary Decker
Brian
Oldfield
Franklin Jacobs
Dwight Stones
Mike Tully
Steve Smith
Arnie Robinson
Larry Myricks
Deby LaPlante
Ford Drops Punt Pass and Kick Program Amid Costs
Ford Motor Co ends the PP&K youth program citing rising costs and waning participation as the NFL and dealers react. Ford's Pat Snook says the program will cease immediately after years of promotions and widespread involvement, with participation falling from about 1 million to 400 000 500 000 last year.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
National Football League
Ford
Pp&k
Pat Snook
Ford Division
NFL
Joe Rhein
New York
Associated Press
Snook
The
Jaycees
AFC
NFC
Ford Dealers
Larry Weiss
Wife And Mother Promising LPGA Tour Pro
Cathy Sherk, a Port Colborne mother and wife, leads day two of a $125,000 LPGA tournament after firing a 4 under par 66. She has recently balanced family duties with professional golf and aims for another strong round.
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Rochester
N.Y
Cathy Sherk
Sherk
Port Colborne
Ontario
Christopher
Marie Breer
Pat Bradley
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Perry
Sorensen
Hase
Woek
Baumgarten
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RBI
Hendrick
Garvey
R.smith
Losles
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Perez
Oliver
Oglivie
Armas
Hebner
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Morrison
D.garcia
Delmar
Bowie
CAGO
Armee Park
Flying Target
Nglewood
Calif
Opus Dei
Ewood Park
Golden
Little Lenny
Belmont
Pate, Trevino
Lewis Maddox
Pam Malcolm
Michael Graf
Gregg Niemer
Alene Weber
Julie Price
Andrew Benjamin
Charles Lee
Diane Croom
Will Burkhalter
Jewish Community Center
Aiken Swim Association
Hammond Hills Falls
A. K. Carter
Christ
Jesus
Peter
James
John
Living Bible
North Aiken Baptist Church
Automaker
First Baptist Church
God Bless
America
Hopeland Gardens
Henry Chennault
First Baptist
Christian Science Neighbors
God
Holy Bible
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Whiskey Road
Christian Science Reading Room
Hayne Ave
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