Standings Update From Major League Baseball Schedule
The report lists Tuesday games with teams and pitchers including Oakland Blue 19-11 and Bah nsen 9-12 at Texas Perry 16-16 Jenkins 16-16. Other matchups feature Baltimore Palmer 21-10 Dastan Tiant 182-191, Cleveland Eckersley 12-5 at Detroit Arroyo 2-0, Chicago Jefferson 4-9 at Kansas City Leonard 13-6, New York Gura 6-6 at Milwaukee Anderson 0-0, California Monge 0-0 at Minnesota Hughes 14-13, Montreal Carruthers 3-3 at New York Matlack 16-11, Philadelphia Simpson 1-0 at Tanie Barenh 14-191, and San Diego Strom 8-5 at Los Angeles.
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Major League Leaders In Batting and Pitching
AP statistical table shows American League leaders in batting and pitching with Carew and Lynn atop batting averages, Mayberry and R Jackson leading RBIs and home runs, Rivers and Lopes among stolen bases, and Tanana Seaver Blyleven and others leading strikeouts and pitching decisions. NL leaders include Madlock Rose Luzinski Schmidt and Seaver with prominent RP and catching stats.
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Red Sox edge Brewers as magic number drops to nine
Boston wins 9-7 at Fenway marking a third straight victory to widen the lead over idle Baltimore to 4 1/2 games. Pitcher Roger Moret earned his 14th win while Dwight Evans Jim Rice and Fred Lynn drove in late runs amid Boston’s rally.
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Orioles Face Do-or-Die Bid Against Red Sox in Sep Showdown
Boston leads in the tight AL East race after a 9-7 win over Milwaukee as Jim Palmer prepared to oppose Luis Tiant. Key figures include Jim Rice with 100 RBIs, Fred Lynn reaching 100 RBIs, and Dwight Evans driving in four.
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Rochester Fair Horse Races Card Confirms Multiple Events
A detailed betting card lists nine races at the Rochester Fair with pace and trot events. Competing horses include Morrison Lobell Di McIntire Social Scion and Bethel Mar Mie in early trots, followed by entries such as Nite Won Kelvin Night Randy Silcook and Gaga pace fields across the program with drivers noted for each.
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J. Watson
Butch Creed
Alderbrook
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D. Brown
Molly H. Medium
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G. Reed
Masconette Jack
A. Day
Cathy Demon
R. Heberman
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R. English
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L. Bryant
Night Race Card Shows Multiple Harness Crowns
Last night’s results feature two pace races with $450 and $600 purses, a $600 trot, and a $500 trot. Winners include Miss El Chan, Star’s First Son, Way Lay Lee, Royal Titan, Annwinkle, High Street Wiff, Vince Adios, Bengal Princess, and double-division winners with late payouts. Scratches noted for Esquire Adios and Jon Jet. Handle figures not provided.
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Biddeford Surges To Division Top In Week One
Biddeford High School tops Cony 20 0 in Augusta to share the Southern Division lead with South Portland after a weekend of league games. Portland Lewiston Bangor and Rumford also played strong, while Thornton Academy and Old Orchard Beach had narrow setbacks in other Friday and Saturday matchups.
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Mets Rookie Tied NL Record With 23-Game Hit Streak
Mets rookie Vail avoided a rude nightalike misgivings with a fourth inning single that began a 23 game hit streak tying NL rookie record set by Joe Rapp and Richie Ashburn. He added an RBI in a 3-2 win over the Expos as Pittsburgh beat Cubs then Braves crushed Giants.
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