National League East standings and weekend baseball results
A cluttered recap shows St Louis 4 Montreal 1, San Diego 5 Houston 5 in 10 innings, Chicago 4 Los Angeles 3, Cincinnati 6 Montreal 3, and multiple late games with Oakland and New York action. Also lists player of year awards and regional prep sports notes, with upcoming schedules and toss-up results across several leagues.
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Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Houston
Atlanta
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San Diego
Chi
Eis
Mages Eerancisco
Pitts
Philadelphia Sarees
Los Angel
Valenzuela
Caudill
Lea
Seaver
Griffin
Scurry
Lollar
Martin
Zachry
Ruhle
St. Loui
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Forsch
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Youngbid
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Madlock Pgh
Easler
Matthews Phi
Raines
Perkins SD
Dawson
Collins Cin
Schmidt
Philadel
Foster
Kingman
Guerrero
Garvey
Buckner
Cago
No Progress In Baseball Labor Talks
In New York the stalled MLB labor talks yielded no progress toward a settlement that could avert a players strike by next Wednesday. Executives and union lawyers described the session as unproductive, with only scattered attendance from both sides and a delayed timing.
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NEW York
Marvin Miller
Major League Players Association
Kenneth Moffett
Miller
Moffett
Ray Grebey
Ray Grebey, Director of the Player Relations Committee
PRC
Grebey
Peter Rose
Donald Fehr
Cubs End Slide With 4-3 Win Over Dodgers
Ker Reitz delivered a two run double in the fourth as the Chicago Cubs snapped a four game skid. Rick Reuschel allowed 10 hits but got help from three double plays before handing to Dick Tidrow. The Dodgers fell 4-3 after a late rally.
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Chicago
Ker Reitz
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
Rick Reuschel
Reuschel
Dick Tidrow
Frankfort
Charleston
Kurt Lloyd
Ceredo Kenova
Oak Hill Advances To Finals In WV Class AAA Semis
Oak Hill rallied from a 9-7 deficit to beat Magnolia 10-9 in eight innings with David Swanigan scoring the go ahead run after being hit, stealing second, and scoring on an error. Magnolia’s eight stolen bases were offset by baserunning outs at third base, while Oak Hill pitcher Frank Daniels earned the win in relief. Oak Hill advances to Saturday’s state championship game versus the winner of Jefferson County and Huntington East.
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Charleston
David Swanigan
Oak Hill
Magnolia
Jefferson County
Huntington East
Swanigan
Mike Panger
Doug McClain
Jeff LeMasters
Jeff Wetzel
David Miller
Allen Miller
Eagles
Jerry Epperly
Pete Goddard
Devils
Dave Logan
Barry Bohrer
Red Devils
Bohrer
McClain
Epperly
Dave Workman
LeMasters
Mike McDaniels
Dave Cisar
Blue Eagles
Cisar
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