Major leagues Monday night games recap
Philadelphia wins 3 2 over New York as Chicago battles Pittsburgh late. Montreal visits St. Louis while Houston heads to San Diego and Cincinnati plays Los Angeles. Hudson 4-3 starts for Philadelphia. Ojeda 7-2 for New York. Eckersley 2-3 for Chicago. Tibbs 3-2 for Montreal. Forsch 5-3 for St. Louis. Knepper 9-3 for Houston. Dravecky 5-5 for San Diego. Welsh 1-1 for Cincinnati. Honeycutt 3-3 for Los Angeles. Smith 5-5 for Atlanta. Blue 2-3 for San Francisco.
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League Leaders in American and National Leagues
American League leaders include Boggs Yount Puckett Bell Lynn Mattingly Rice Easier Moseby Bernard Randolph with notable batting figures and home run leader Joyner Canseco Puckett Barfield Gaetti Pagliarulo Baylor Brunansky LN Parrish and strong pitching by Clemens Boddicker Haas Eichhorn Hough Nieves Rasmussen. National League leaders feature Gwynn Knight Ray CBrown KHernandez Brooks Sax OSmith Garner Raines and notable standings for Brooks Schmidt C Davis Marshall Parker Horner Sandberg Gravis with top pitchers Gooden Ojeda Darling Fernandez Knepper Krukow LaCoss Rawley Tudor Valenzuela.
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PGA scoring leaders and greens in regulation list
Scoring leader Bernhard Langer posted 70.06 followed by Calvin Peete 70.07 and Greg Norman 70.08 in the top ranks. The golf stat sheet covers putting and eagle, birdie, and sub-par hole leaders with names such as Tom Watson Greg Norman Payne Stewart Bob Tway and Don Pooley featuring multiple categories and top performers.
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Bernhard Langer
Calvin Peete
Greg Norman
Andy Bean
Tom Watson
Paul Azinger
Payne Stewart
Bob Tway
Hal Sutton
Don Pooley
Johnny Miller
Joan Mahaffey
Dan Pohl
Wayne Levi
Tony Sills
Jodie Mudd
Jim Colbert
Kenny Knox
Ray Floyd
Fuzzy Zoeller
Donnie Hammond
Craig Stadler
Joey Sindelar
Curtis Strange
Lanny Wadkins
Bobby Wadkins
Tom Purtzer
Wildcats tie CWS records in title game
Arizona tied the championship game marks by turning three double plays to match the 1962 Michigan standard and the 1972 1978 Southern Cal feats. Lewis appeared for the fifth time in the CWS tying the tournament record, and Hinzo set a College World Series single game steals record with three.
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Phillies Rally Past Mets In 10th For 3 2 Victory
Glenn Wilson delivered a first- class RBI single in the 10th inning after Mike Schmidt's base hit as Philadelphia upset New York 3 2. The Mets dropped a lead after seven innings and saw their four game win streak end.
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Rockets Fans Welcome Team Home After Finals Loss
Houston greeted the Rockets at Intercontinental Airport by 500 fans after the Celtics won their 16th NBA title by beating Houston 114-97 in a best of seven. Olajuwon vowed a comeback, Sampson downplayed the brawl, and city officials praised the team as players looked to next season.
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Southwest District baseball honors crown Tazewell stars
Lou Peery of Tazewell named Southwest District Coach of the Year while Virginia High pitcher and hitter Jimmy Nave earned Player of the Year honors. Nave led Virginia High to a Region IV title with a 6-1 record and 2.24 ERA, batting .464. The all district first team includes Richlands Anthony Steele and Gate City Mark Thompson, Tazewell Jeff Lamie, Grundy Johnny Kelly, and other area standouts medium.
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Harris joins Big Blue as new recruit near home
Harris, a 1 083 point scorer and three time All Mountain Empire District standout, is set to join Brown's BSC program. The wing versatile forward cites proximity to home and improving his jumper as priorities. He will adapt to a faster pace and work on ball handling with expectations of another signee this week.
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Open era veteran struggles as Watson targets a comeback
The U S Open opens amid questions about age and form for Watson who at 36 isn’t old but has not won in two years. He reflects on past dominance with five British Opens two Masters and the 1982 U S Open while acknowledging recent inconsistencies and weather shortened events. Mental lapses cost him a Colonial National Invitation playoff and a four putt in the Westchester Classic.
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Celtics win playoff MVPs ride on star power
Celtics triumph continues as Bird claims his second playoff Most Valuable Player Award in three years, following his third straight regular season MVP. Teammates and fans share credit for the team’s steady playoff ascent.
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