Major League Leaders and Friday Night Matchups
Baseball scores and standings blur with scattered team pairings for Friday games across the majors. Individual leaders surface in batting, home runs, and stolen bases for both American and National Leagues, listing players and clubs from Mattingly to Gwynn with scattered totals.
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New
Winfield
New York
Boston
E Murray
Balimore
If Biel Teas
Vans
Allen
Field
Franco
Cleveland
Laparrish
Texas
Gbell
Toronto
DwEvans
Bbell
Callins
Moseby
R Gibson
Detroi
Baines
Chicago
Butler
Upshaw
Wilson
Kansas Ct
Armas
Brunansky
Minnewan
Durrans
Basan
Oakland
Thornton
Henderson
Collins
Garcia
Pettis
California
Horse Racing Notes Spotted in Local Teletype
Fragmentary OCR text hints at horse racing notes and event mentions from a local page. Readers are urged to follow official race results for complete details and standings.
Colorado Player Remains Comatose After Second Brain Surgery
Ed Reinhardt, a 19 year old Colorado sophomore tight end, is in critical condition at Sacred Heart General Hospital in Eugene after a second brain operation to reduce swelling. Doctors reported new swelling within 48 hours and said a monitor was installed to track brain pressure. The injury occurred during a September 15 game at Oregon when he was tackled by two Oregon players.
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University of Colorado
Ed Reinhardt
Eugene
Tom Lawry
Sacred Heart General Hospital
Reinhardt
Lawry
Colorado
University of Oregon
Wednesday's Sports Transactions Snapshot
MLB Texas Rangers named John Vinke media relations director effective December 1. Philadelphia Phillies franchise awarded to Clearwater group. Daytona Beach group awarded another franchise. NBA Denver Nuggets sign Marty Byrnes. Kansas City Kings sign Joe Csternweather. Portland Trail Blazers waive Tom Piotrowski. Utah Jazz contract terms with John Stockton. Boakeike Curran Charles Bradley Johnny Williams Rickey Williams Bob Evans Keith Stare joins. Broncos release Dave Logan and Eason Larson. Colts announce Donnell Thompson returns to team.
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Leam
Texas Rangers
John Vinke
Philadelphia Philies
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Tennessee
Day
Tona Beach
Denver Nuggets
Marty Byrnes
Kansas City Kings
Joe C Sternweather
Portland Trail
Blazers
Tom Piotrowski
Utah Jazz
Concepcion Bounces Back as Reds Beat Braves 6 3
Cincinnati Reds captain Pete Rose says shortstop Dave Concepcion is smiling more and hitting harder after a 6-3 win over Atlanta. Concepcion drove in three runs, raising his average to .237 and breaking out of a slump to help the revived Reds compete again.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Pete Rose
Dave Concepcion
Concepcion
Atlanta Braves
Reds
Rose
Davey
Big Red
Atlanta’s Torre Under Braves’ Fire
Atlanta owner Ted Turner plans a post season meeting with staff to discuss manager Joe Torre’s future after the Braves finish this season. Torre, the club’s winningest skipper since 1966, has faced criticism as the team failed to meet preseason title expectations. Turner says no decision has been made and the meeting will likely occur after Sunday’s season finale.
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Atlanta
Joe Torre
Atlanta Braves
Braves
Ted Turner
Turner
Torre
Concepcion lifts Reds in win aided by Pete Rose
The 36-year-old Pete Rose helped the Reds turn around a losing rut as baserunner Joins lineup, with Dave Concepcion scoring and later driving in runs. Concepcion doubled in a run in the second, then scored on Mario Soto's single, and later added a two run single with the bases loaded in the fifth off Pascual Perez in a 13 8 victory.
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Rose
Pete
Concepcion
Mario Soto
Pascual Perez
Bean Is The Man To Beat In Later Golf Classic
ABILENE Texas AP Despite the presence of Tom Watson a last minute entry and PGA champion Lee Trevino Andy Bean would be the man to beat in the Later Golf Classic. Bean said he was playing well and blamed poor putting for his Las Vegas week struggles. He tied for the lead through 89 holes but lost to Denis Watson on the 90th hole finishing runner up for the third time this season and earning 97200 for second.
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Bean
Denis Watson
Greensboro
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