Major League Baseball Standings and Leading Stats
AL East shows Baltimore leading with 85 wins and 60 losses, Detroit 62 59, New York 63 56. NL lists batting leaders Madlock Cruz and runs leaders Murphy and Raines. pitching leaders Haas Flanagan Morris. home run leaders Rice Schmidt and Guerrero. Daily game results include New York 1 Milwaukee 0 and Detroit 5 Cleveland 1 with rain delays and schedule notes.
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Baseball leaders and pitching stats from the season
Scoreboard lists stolen bases leaders Raines Montreal 70 Wiggins San Diego 53 Sax Los Angeles 45 Wilson New York 44 LeMaster Francisco 39. Pitching leaders Denny Philadelphia 15 6 2.39 McWilliams Pittsburgh 13 6 3.23 Orosco New York 13 6 1.37 Lea Montreal 15 8? 2.96 Perez Atlanta 13 7 3.71 Ryan Houston 13 7 2.63. Strikeouts Carlton Philadelphia 241 Soto Cincinnati 210 McWilliams Pittsburgh 170 Ryan Houston 162 Valenzuela Los Angeles 160. Saves Le Smith Chicago 25 Holland Philadelphia 20 Reardon Montreal 20 Bedrosian Atlanta 19 Minton San Francisco 19. Television Highlights Baseball 7:35 p.m. Braves at Reds on TBS.
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Football The AP Top Twenty
The AP Top Twenty lists the premier college football teams in the regular season. This ranking reflects overviews of program strength, schedule quality, and recent on-field performance across the nation.
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Horse Racing: Belmont Park Purs e Result
Monday's race at Belmont Park saw Waitlist win the Harrison Senior Citizens Purse of 30000 dollars, defeating Count Normandy to claim a 5 2 length victory and a strong earnings showing.
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Recreation Soccer Results From Aiken Youth League
Last week at Citizens Field and Virginia Acres several matches produced high scoring games. Termites Fury beat Dribblers 9 to 1 with scorers including Amy Altman and Chad Clark. Blues blanked Diplomats 6 nothing. Stompers defeated Rowdies 6 to 1 with Andrew King scoring six goals. Sting won 5 to 3 led by Brent Haw and William Wood.
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Sports Transactions Roundup Highlights Multiple Team Moves
Major league notes include the Milwaukee Brewers activating pitcher Bob McClure. The New York Yankees traded Dennis Rasmussen and Edwin Rodriguez to San Diego as part of an earlier deal involving John Monte to New York. Mets purchased contracts for Clint Hurdle and Mike Fitzgerald from Tidewater. NBA Golden State Warriors waived forward Kramer. Dallas Cowboys signed cornerback Everson Walls to a five year deal. Buffalo Sabres defenseman Real Cloutier noted. Minnesota North Stars named Lou Nanne vice president and alternate governor. Rangers listed Cam Connor Gordon Walker Steve Martinson Jim Malone Mike Backman Dave Silk as players.
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Falcons face backfield woes as Riggs injury clouds Detroit clash
Falcons coach Dan Henning fears a weakened running game after Gerald Riggs suffers suspected broken ribs in a 16 13 overtime loss to the Giants. Riggs awaits a second exam and a decision on possible four week injured reserve, opening the door for a roster replacement while William Andrews would assume more carries.
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Denny nets 15th win as Phillies top Mets 2 1 to move NL East lead
John Denny earned his season high 15th win with eight innings of three hit ball aided by Al Holland who notched his 19th save. Von Hayes drove in a run and Greg Gross drew a bases loaded walk as the Phillies beat the Mets 2 1 to seize a half game on Montreal while Darryl Strawberry hit his 24th homer for New York.
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Permission Granted For Shot Clock Use Next Season
Eleven Division I conferences including the Atlantic Coast Conference and the Sun Belt have been granted permission to use a 45 second shot clock next season the NCAA announced Monday.
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South Aiken Dominates North Augusta In Tennis Match
South Aiken swept North Augusta 9–0 in singles and doubles. LeAnn Caldwell, Stace, SA duels, and Laura Faustmann led the rout. The Lady Thoroughbreds play Aiken at 3:30 p.m. at Virginia Acres Courts.
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