Baseball scoreboard shows tight races across league standings
The standings list California leading with a .543 mark and Kansas City close behind. Weekend results include Seattle 3 Toronto 2 in 10 innings and Oakland 6 Detroit 3 in 10. Monday and Tuesday results feature varied wins and rain delays across divisions.
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Major League Leaders National League and American League
The Associated Press lists NL batting leaders Hernandez St Louis .346 Templeton .324 and Horner .318 with runs Lopes Dodgers 99 Hernandez 97. NL hits Tahaan St Louis 182 Garvey 174. NL home runs Kingman 42 Schmidt 42. NL pitching Tidrow 10 3 and LaCoss 14 6. AL batting Lynn Boston .342 Brett 331. AL runs Baylor 105 and Brett 104. AL RBIs Baylor 123 and Lynn 107. AL hits Brett 185 Rice 172. AL home runs Thomas 38 Lynn 36. Pitching leaders John 18-6 and Flanagan 20-7. strikeouts Ryan 187 Eckersley 131.
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Pearson Breaks Through At Darlington In Southern 500
David Pearson nicknamed The Silver Fox waited patiently as Darlington heated up and then seized the lead from Darrell Waltrip after a late wall scrape. Pearson drove Osterlund Chevrolet to a 2 lap victory worth 29 925 dollars ahead of Bill Elliott with Terry Labonte third and Waltrip fading to 11th.
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Steelers Edge Patriots In Overtime Thriller
In Foxboro the Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the New England Patriots 16-13 in overtime after a fourth quarter rally and a late Matt Bahr field goal. Bradshaw passed for 221 yards and connected with Thornton for the tying score, while Bahr redeemed a rough night with a game winning 41-yard kick. Darryl Stingley received a long ovation in his stadium return.
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Legend Hanover Wins Tight Hambletonian Prep
Illinois trotting star Legend Hanover owned by Messenger Stables and trained by Raymond Tripp won two straight photo finishes against Chiola Hanover in the premier stakes for 3 year old trotters at Du Quoin. Gov. James R. Thompson presented the trophy to Dr. Raymond Galt and driver George Sholty as the silver cup returned to Illinois for the first time in 29 years.
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