Four Cards lead early in All-Star balloting
National League balloting for the 60th All-Star Game shows four St. Louis Cardinals— Terry Pendleton Ozzie Smith Vince Coleman and Tom Brunansky—leading at their positions with several teammates in second place. Closest races are at first base and the third outfield spot as fans cast votes for Anaheim July 11.
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Big East ACC announce December college basketball tournament plan
Arlington report says the Big East and ACC will hold a four season December tournament with pairings set by coaches voting on expected finish. This season Georgetown and North Carolina are top seeds and will meet December 7 at East Rutherford. Reggie Jackson shutters Berkeley Chevrolet showroom after brief opening period.
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Blackhawks Falter in 12-5 Loss at Sterling
The Dixon Blackhawks lost 12-5 to Sterling at Platt Park. Dixon slips to 1-4 as losing pitcher Doug Devine yielded 10 hits and three homers, including two by Chris Cassy. Jim Céetting earned the win, limiting Dixon to five hits. Armoska and Miatke drove in runs in a three-run seventh.
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Buntjer Fires 82 In NJCAA National Golf Meet
Sauk Valley Community College golfer Jeff Buntjer shot an 82 in the first round of the NJCAA National Golf Tournament at Norfolk Country Club. He tees off again at 12 56 p m as the field contends for a top 24 plus within 20 strokes cut after Thursday’s rounds. The leader posted a 69 as others in Buntjer’s group carded 90 and 81. The 72 hole event runs through Thursday and Friday.
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Mets and Cubs trade blows as extras loom on 1980s stage
Mets starter Bob Ojeda struggles as Chicago Cubs collect 15 hits led by Mitch Webster. Kilgus keeps pace to even his record at 5-5 after Strawberry’s sixth inning homer narrows the gap. The Mets execute a seventh inning triple play, the club’s fourth in history, aided by a series of quick fielding plays to end Cubs threats.
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Illinois Inursaay Schedule Listing
Celtics Boston visit New York at night while Milwaukee plays Baltimore and Chicago travels to Texas as listed in the early schedule. No further context or results provided.
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Baseball Roundup With Standings And All Star Balloting
A packed roundup covers stand books and stalls for Clemens, Tex, Viola, Moore and Swindell. It lists strikeouts, shutouts, wins and saves for teams including Bos, Cal, Oak, Cle and KC, with Homerun tallies and key pitchers like Schwabe and Hernandez. The piece also notes All Star voting tallies for National League catchers and infielders, plus leading hitters and batting leaders across leagues.
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Lakers-Detroit NBA Finals Schedule and Result
Detroit leads the best-of-seven series 1-0 after a 109-97 win over the LA Lakers. Remaining games include June 11 at Detroit. June 13 at LA. June 15 at LA if needed. June 18 at Detroit. June 20 at Detroit if needed. all times 2:30 p.m. or 8 p.m. local.
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Baseball Scores From Historic League Standings
Wally Joyner 34 Dale Murphy 44 Wade Boggs 24 Larry Parrish 32 14 Mike Pagliarulo 32 15 17 Mark McGwire 49 32 17.
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College World Series Omaha schedule and results
Wichita State defeated Arkansas 8 to 4 and LSU beat Miami 6 to 3 at Omaha. Upcoming games include Wichita State versus Florida State on June 7 and Texas against LSU on June 8 at 7 10 p m local time.
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Connie Mack Sterling Defeats Dixon 11 to 1
Connie Mack Sterling topped Dixon 11 to 1 as Hess pitched and Matznick earned the win. Bottled offense produced 2, 3, and 4 runs in the early frames with Otting doubling, Babin tripling, and Hess contributing on the mound for Dixon.
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French Open Quarterfinals Highlight Tenacious Tennis Showdowns
Michael Chang from Placentia California defeated Ronald Agenor of Haiti in four sets. Stefano from Sweden beat Alberto Mancini of Argentina as Boris Becker of West Germany defeated Jay Berger. Steffi Graf of West Germany routed Conchita Martinez while Arantxa Sanchez defeated Jana Novotna, and Monica Seles topped Manuela Maleeva and Mary Joe Fernandez beat Helen Kelesi.
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Transactions Move Numerous MLB Players Across Leagues
The bulletin lists Atlanta placing Gerald Perry on the 15 day disabled list and sending Jeff Wetherby from Richmond to contract status. California sends Jim Eppard to Edmonton and recalls Rich Monteleone. Cincinnati recalls Scott Scudder from Nashville and places Herm Winn on the 15 day DL. Kansas City places Luis Aquino on the 15 day DL and recalls Rick Kuecken from Omaha. Philadelphia reinstates Steve Ontiveros, sends Mike Maddux to Scranton Wilkes-Barre. Seattle demotes Steve Trout, activates Alvin Davis, calls up Gene Harris from Calgary and option Mario Diaz to Calgary.
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