Baseball Standings and Week Highlights Across Leagues
The scoreboard shows New York leading the AL with a 79 58 record while Boston sits at 71 55. Cleveland and Milwaukee chase in the midpack as Chicago and Oakland mix results. schedule notes list Monday games including New York 5 Oakland 0 and Cleveland at Minnesota with various pitchers noted.
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Statistical leaders and race results from major leagues and stakes
American League batting leaders include Brett .360 and Rivers .330 while Wilson tops runs with 107. Milwaukee’s Yount 43 doubles and trip lists appear alongside cautionary counts. National League highlights show Rose 94 RBIs and Hendrick 161, with divisional standings noted. Racing winners include Cosmah Stakes at Louisiana Downs with Shawn’s Gal $10.20, Queen to Conquer at Del Mar, and Gazelle Handicap at Belmont.
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Phillies Rally to Top Giants and Take NL East Lead
Phillies win 6 4 in the eighth inning to seize first in the NL East led by Larry Bowa who had four hits. Steve Carlton earned his 21st victory as Philadelphia moved one half game ahead of Montreal and Pittsburgh with Montreal also winning.
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Dodgers Extend Win Streak Behind Cey and Baker
Dodgers beat Mets 5-2 as Ron Cey and Dusty Baker homer. Bob Welch earned win with eight strikeouts in a four-hitter aided by Steve Howe save. Cey added a double and Garvey contributed an RBI in his 2-for-4 day.
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Reggie Jackson Finally Delivers Moon Shot for Yankees
Reggie Jackson ends an 11 game drought by belting a home run for the New York Yankees in a 5-0 win over the Oakland A's at Yankee Stadium. The blast was his 35th of the season and lifts the Yankees to a 1 game lead over the Orioles.
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Ken Brett backs brother George in chase for .400 mark
Kansas City Royals pitcher Ken Brett says George Brett has a real shot at hitting .400 despite heavy media attention. He notes talent matters most but handling the media could be the deciding factor as the season advances. Ken jokes about bets but values George’s focus and resilience.
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Bowling Scratch and Series Scores Highlight Local Meet
Rodgers tops with 296 in a scratch game. Walter Harris 296, Ron Watson 226, Andy Morrell 224 lead the scratch series with 607. GH Series feature John Tom Baird 590, Andy Morrell 560, Jake Blackmon.
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Putter Lifts Lopez-Melton To Narrow Win At Rail Classic
Nancy Lopez-Melton edged JoAnne Carner by one stroke to win the Rail Charity Classic in Springfield. Lopez-Melton sank a 10-foot birdie on the 18th after rain soggy greens, earning $18,750 from a 275 total. Carner led by two entering the final round but bogeyed key holes.
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