Baseball Scoreboard Key Showcases Mixed Results Across Leagues
The Associated Press scoreboard lists National and American League standings with teams such as Philadelphia, Chicago, New York, San Francisco, and Houston leading various divisions. Sunday and Monday results include Montreal, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, and other clubs, with multiple extra innings and forthcoming schedule notes.
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Major League Leaders National League and American League Baseball
Highlights from MLB ledgers show batting leaders Brock St Louis 376 Hee Uh 371 Murphy Vl 348 and run scorers Lopes Concepen 35 Schmidt Phi 32 Ait Murphy 36 Kingman Chi 35. Stolen bases leaders LeFlore Det 20 Wilson AC 17 Raz Sea 17 Wills Tex 17. American League batting Smother Min 290 Kemp Det 388 Carew Cal 351. Runs leaders Brett KO Otis KO 36 Lynn Hin 5 LeFlore Det 6. Doubles Lemon Chi 15 Bonds Cle 1. Griffey Cin 1.
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South African Wins NCAA Singles Title
No. 1 seed Kevin Curren of Durban South Africa defeated Iskersky 6-2 6-3 6-3 to win the NCAA singles title in Athens. Iskersky and Ben McCown won the doubles title over Kohlberg and Fancutt 6-2 7-5 6-3. Curren did not lose a set in the tournament and credited his wide serve for victory.
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Championship Finals Best of Seven Series Deuces Narrowly Split
Washington leads Seattle 1 0 after a 99 97 win in game one. Seattle rebounded with a 92 82 victory. Washington took game three 105 95. Remaining games set at the Coliseum and Washington as schedule permits through June.
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Baseball Deals Shake Up Tigers and Yankees
Transactions show Milt May sold from the Detroit Tigers to the Chicago White Sox, with Paced Champ Summers moving outward. Brian Doyle sent to Columbus in the International League, while Ren Davis, a Columbus pitcher, is involved in the swap. NFL moves include Denver Broncos signing Charlie West and Minnesota Vikings adding Jin Marshall. New England Patriots ink Ken McCarron, Richard Rodenberger, and Larry Dorsey. Eastern Washington University reports Jerry Martin resigning as athletic director to remain track and cross country coach duties. NEVGASON University lists Phil Seaf as head baseball figure.
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Washington Guards Aim to End Slump in Game 4
Washington's Kevin Grevey and Larry Wright acknowledge Seattle’s strong defense as the Bullets seek a comeback in the best of seven series. The Bullets trail two games to one after a 105-95 loss as Gus Williams leads the Sonics with 31 points and Dennis Johnson adds 17.
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Watson Aims at U S Open After Dublin Win
Tom Watson, winner of four PGA Tour events this year including the Memorial, heads to a two week working vacation as he prioritizes the U S Open. He seeks to improve driving and irons while praising his putting and pursuing a third straight year of top money and honors.
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North Lopez Set Targets at National Golf Day Round
USS Open champion Andy North shot a 1 under par 70 to set the men's target score and Nancy Lopez posted a 73 with a closing 30 foot birdie for the women's guideline at the National Golf Day Charities Round of Champions at Oak Tree Golf Course. Hollis Stacy and John Mahaffey shot 74 on the par 71 layout before 8,000 fans. Lopez equaled last year's unofficial ladies course record.
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