Chicago hosts marathon nine innings erased by late runs
The report shows a tense 11 inning game in Chicago ending with a 8 to 4 score as Minnesota bullpen trustees battled through extra frames. Key players include Bankhead and Wayne contributing to the decisive rally while Reed and Bush faltered for Minnesota.
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All-Star balloting leads in early results across leagues
The roundup includes standings and results with multiple line scores for teams like Kansas City and Philadelphia. All-Star vote tallies show Benito Santiago leading catchers, Will Clark and Ryne Sandberg top at first and second bases, with Mike Schmidt and Ozzie Smith leading at their positions. League leaders and player statistics are listed, highlighting popular vote totals and key players across teams.
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Los Angeles
Damon Berryhill
Chicago
Bo Diaz
Cincinnati
Darren Daulton
Philadelphia
Mike LaValliere
Pittsburgh
Will Clark
San Francisco
Pedro Guerrero
St. Louis
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Eddie Murray
Jack Clark
San Diego
Mark Grace
Glenn Davis
Houston
Ricky Jordan
Ryne Sandberg
Gregg Jefferies
New York
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Tommy Herr
Willie Randolph
Roberto Alomar
Robby Thompson
Bill Doran
Mike Schmidt
Terry Pendleton
Chris Sabo
Howard Johnson
Bobby Bonilla
Tim Flannery
Vance Law
Jeff Hamilton
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NBA Playoff MVPs and Championship Series Record Summary
Compiled list shows MVP winners by year with players from 1969 to 1989 and NBA champions by year with opponents and series results. Notable names include Magic Johnson Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Larry Bird and Willis Reed, among others, with teams Lakers Celtics 76ers Bulls and more.
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Detroit
James Worthy
LA Lakers
Magic Johnson
Larry Bird
Boston
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Moses Malone
Philadelphia
Maxwell
Dennis Johnson
Seattle
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Washington
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Portia
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Baseball Reassignments and Staff Moves Across Leagues
Wes Gard returns under Eric Hetzel to Pawtucket in the International League. Cincinnati drafts eight players including Noel Velez and Robert Dombrowski. Sean Doty Mark Borcherding Eric Bates Harry Henderson Torin Berge and Andy Duke. Nelson S Tobvenia and Joe Hesketh activated and moved. Bob Welch placed on 15 day DL. Matt Young activated from 21 day DL. Jeff Jenkins named Rose Maryland baseball coach. Williams named basketball coach on five year deal. New Haven women's basketball coach Russ Hill resigns. Northwestern info director Sharon Miller resigns effective June 23. Kevin Goldman free.
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Eric Hetzel
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Robert Dombrowski
Sean Doty
Mark Borcherding
Eric Bates
Harry Henderson
Torin Berge
Andy Duke
Montreal
Nelson Santovenia
Joe Hesketh
Indianapolis
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Matt Young
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Remeves
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Northwestern
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Kevin Goldman
Dixon routs Sterling Newman in baseball clash
eT Mutts Dixon blanked Sterling Newman 11 to 0 as Forster and Hess led with two hits each. Hess and Helfrich combined for early scoring while Erick, Paschel, and Kelly contributed. Zigler took the loss, with Dixon 2B by Forster and Hess.
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Hess hurls Dixon to win in Connie Mack action
Hess pitched a three hitter and 13 strikeouts as Dixon routed host Sterling Newman 11-0 in six innings via the 10 run rule. Dixon drew 10 walks and powered four runs in the fifth and sixth frames to pull away, led by Forster, Hess, Oswalt, and Stinson with key hits and RBIs. Dixon improves to 3-2, hosts Polo next.
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Matt Hess
Dixon
Sterling Newman
Hess
Newman
Ryan Forster
Six youth golf champions crowned at Oregon Country Club
At the Fourth Annual Youth District Golf Tournament in Oregon, champions were crowned across six divisions. Seth Wessels led the 17 and older group with 77, while Luis Salmon finished second at 81. Nick Sikula and Brent Erickson tied at 79 in the 14–16 division, Ian McDonald won the 11–13 boys with seven holes at 24, Kelli Potthoff claimed the girls 14–16 title at 42, and Nicholas Potthoff won the 8–10 boys with seven holes at 32. The girls’ overall trophy was shared by Amy Paxton and Josy Shank, both at 32. The event was sponsored by the Elks Club Northwest District, Sauk Valley Community College, and the Oregon Country Club.
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Mount Morris
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Sterling
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Dixon
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Rock Falls
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Elks Club Northwest District
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Lakers fall to Pistons in late rally at The Forum
Detroit breaks away after a 86-86 tie as Thomas drives and Salley rebounds a Dumars miss for a late 102-96 lead. Abdul Jabbar leaves with 19 seconds as Pistons celebrate, Thomas and Johnson each finish with 14 points, Laimbeer adds 16, crowd of 17,505 rises in tribute.
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Trevino talks late care, comeback and Hawaiian Open win
Trevino reflects on a period of lax training before a back operation and rehab that led to his best golf. He recalls hiding on a cart during the 1968 Open, gaining credibility after winning the Hawaiian Open, and the Open being a perceived fluke. He says winning Hawaii felt like lifting a heavy burden.
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