Baseball and Hockey Scores From Multiple Games
A-heavy slate notes American League and National League batting leaders and pitching records with several game results listed including Minnesota at Milwaukee and Houston at St Louis. NHL Stanley Cup Finals updates show New York Islanders leading Minnesota 3 1 with schedule through May 26.
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Roenicke
Baltimore
Singleton
Remy
Boston
Lansford
Evans
R.henderson
Oakland
Carew
California
Armas
Wills
Texas
RBI
Oglivie
Milwaukee
Winfield
New York
Murphy
Burleson
Zisk
Seattle
Kemp
Detroit
Castino
Minnesota
Griffin
Toronto
Baines
Chicago
Thomas
Battle
J.cruz
LeFlore
Bumbay
Forsch
Keough
Blyleven
D Martinez
A McGregor
Waits
Cleveland
Guidry
R.davis
R.may
Flanagan
Oakle
Perkins
San Diego
A.howe
Houston
McBride
Philadelphia
Youngblood
Herndon
San Francisco
Collins
Cincinnati
Schmidt
Raines
Montreal
Lopes
Los Angeles
Rose
Concepcion
Garvey
Cey
A Howe
Ie Collins
Buckner
Chambliss
Atlanta
Hernandez
St. Louis
Washington
Ru.Jones
Herr
St.Louis
Templeton
Reynolds
Durham
Flynn
Richards
Dawson
Foster
New York Islanders
Islanders
Ts West Oakland
Minnesota MW
Kansas City
McCarty
Crawford
Pittsburgh
WEST
Berenyi
Caudill
Orioles Place Steve Stone On 21-Day DL
Baseball notes show Orioles placing Steve Stone on a 21-day disabled list and recalling Steve Luebber from Rochester of the International League. Packers place Michael Hunt on the reserve retired list. Cardinals sign Kevin Donnalley. Seahawks sign Brian F Jones and Gary Miller. CFL Montreal Alouettes sign Billy Johnson. Jets sign Tim Watters. St Louis names Mickey Englett as assistant basketball coach. Southern Cal names Bob Yoder men’s volleyball coach. Wake Forest announces Sylvia Gilley resignation as women’s tennis coach.
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Associated Press
Baltimore Orioles
Steve Stone
Steve Luebber
Rochester
Green Bay Packers
Michael Hunt
St.louis Cardinals
Kevin Donnalley
Seattle Seahawks
Brian F Jones
Gary Miller
Montreal Alouettes
Billy Johnson
National Hockey League
Winnipeg Jets
Tim Watters
College
St.louis
Mickey Englett
Southern California
Bob Yoder
Wake Forest
Sylvia Gilley
Dogs sweep regional Class 2A track at St John
In the St John 2A regional Syracuse teams won both divisions: boys 80 points and girls 79. Holcomb, Stanton County, Elkhart and others followed with top finishes in multiple events led by Greg Houck and Barry Brown among numerous place shows.
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ST. John
Teamresults
Syracuse
Holcomb
Stanton County
Elkhart
Meade
Sterling
Sedgwick
Sublette
Hutchinson Trinity
Dighton
Searville
Greg Houck
David Smith
Shawn Thayer
George Schmidt
Terry Ashmore
Kenny Nelson
Bryan Roth
Mike Huitt
Barry Brown
Kent Angeles
Thane Mommer
Jerry Gunn
Trenton Creeden
Mike Horton
Tonya Phoenix
Debbie Winter
Stephanie Raines
Buffalo Dunes Ladies Golf Par Three Tourney Set
The Buffalo Dunes Ladies Golf Association hosts a par three tournament on the front nine this Thursday for members. All ladies must be at the club house by 9 a.m. to draw pairings. Play Day occurs each Thursday through May with 9 a.m. check in. New members may join at any time at the Buffalo Dunes Club House on Thursdays.
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Buffalo Dunes Ladies Gold Association
Buffalo Dunes Club
Regional Meet Highlights for Hoxie 3A Runners and Jumpers
Leoti and Lakin performers led the Hoxie based 3A regional meet with top finishes. Leoti's Trent St John took third in the 300 meter intermediate hurdles while Shad Mehl finished third in the 800. Wendy White of Lakin won the 800 and placed third in the 1600, Palmer finished third in the 400, and Singleton of Lakin won the discus with 107 2. Lakin placed second in the 3200 relay while Steve Rapier of Leoti was second in pole vault and Lakin swept several events. Disputed team totals listed show Trego, Smith Center and Hill City leading. Lakin finished with multiple points and qualified for state.
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Hoxie
Leoti
Garden City
Lakin
Hugoton
Trent St. John
Shad Mehl
Darin McCarty
Steve Rapier
Joy Palmer
Wendy White
Morgan
Singleton
Trego
Smith Center
Hill City
Leati
Ellis
Ness City
Victoria
Oakley
Kinsley
Plainville
Oberlin
Southwestern Heights
Osborne
Leotis
Palmer
Vilas and rivals advance at Rome and Berlin events
Guillermo Vilas defeated Carlos Kirmayr 6-2 6-3 in Rome as other players including Marco Ostoja Tomas Smid and Jose Luis Clerc won. In Berlin Kim Sands and Bonnie Gadusek moved into the third round of the Grand Prix. Other results span Munich and related matches with notable names such as Lendl Gullikson Panatta and Moretton securing wins.
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Rome
Guillermo Vilas
Argentina
Brazil
Carlos Kirmayr
Yugoslavia
Marco Ostoja
Czechoslovakia
Tomas Smid
Jose Luis Clerc
Terry Moor
Vitas Gerulaitis
Italy
Paolo Bertolucci
Eddie Dibbs
France
Pascal Portes
Brian Gottfried
Mexico
Raul Ramirez
Ivan Lendl
Gianni Ooseppo
Tom Gullikson
Romania
Ilie Nastase
Adriano Panatta
Gabriel Urpi
Spain
Berlin
Kim Sands
Kaoko Sato
Japan
Bonnie Gadusek
Australia
Merida Gregory
Sandy Collins
Jeanne Duvall
Holland
Ellie Vessis
Manda Tobin
Britain
Sue Barker
Linda Geeves
Eva Pfaff
West
Germany
Paula Smith
Heidi Eisterlehner
West Germany
Ann White
Ivanna Madruga
Dana Gilbert
Betsy Nagelsen
Nanette Schutte
Barbara Rossi
Kate Latham
Munich
Pavel Slozil
Rod Frawley
Gilles Moretton
Christoph Zipf
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