Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule Across the American League
The American League standings show New York at 33 48 and Baltimore 42 42 with Boston 41 43 and Cleveland 39 42 trailing. Saturday and Sunday matchups list key games including Boston at Kansas City and California at Baltimore with multiple interleague notes.
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Recreation Softball leads to Industrial City tournament title
In a hard fought championship, Borden's Elsey Williams Thames Cheek and teammates led by Elsey and Serdar Barry faced Thomas Borden's squad with standout hits from Elmay and Leading Metters. Post Office and Borden's battled for top honors as Alain Mollingsworth Pike Bangas Riggs Nicholsan contributed key HRs and defense.
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Myers Finishes With Back-To-Back Strikeouts In Nonspecific Bout
Edwards Myers struck out the final two batters to seal the win as High Point left two on base in the eighth. The teams move to Asheboro for a 7:45 game tonight then continue Monday in Asheboro if needed, with potential games at Finch Field to balance locations.
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Round of 68 despite water woes at eighth hole
A fine round Friday saw a triple bogey at the eighth hole but a three under 68. Hubert Green and Johnny Miller were tied at four under 138, while Jerry Pate and Gary Player missed the cut. In Calgary, six Americans failed the CFL cut as seven were cut on Friday, led by Larry Carr and Ozell Collier.
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Fidrych shines as Tigers win 1-0 in 11 innings
Mark Fidrych, the 21 year old Detroit rookie, notches his 10th win and 11th complete game in 12 starts, blanking Oakland 1-0 in 11 innings while drawing infuriated reactions from Claudell Washington. Royals sweep Boston 5-2 and 2-1. Orioles top Angels 5-4. White Sox beat Brewers 5-2. Indians edge Twins 7-6. Yankees 3, Rangers 0 with Holtzman two hitters.
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USC Votes To Remain Independent In Athletics
University of South Carolina announces it will stay independent of all conference affiliations including the Metro Six after voting against ACC readmission. President William H Patterson cites ongoing program needs and a focus on the institution’s best interests.
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Cardinals Rally Past Padres Behind Off Night For Jones
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the San Diego Padres 4-2 as Randy Jones labored, unable to find rhythm after the All-Star break. Jones, 16-4, said he never felt comfortable and fought through the outing, while St. Louis capitalized on his uneven night to secure the win.
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Gilliam Waived By Saints
Gilliam, once again deemed a risky asset, was cut by the New Orleans Saints after a brief tryout marked by long practice absences. His pro future remains unclear as he previously passed over by multiple NFL teams and is seeking a second chance. In other NFL action, the Giants edged the Phillies 1-0 and the Astros beat the Mets 4-3. Reds won 4-3 over Expos in 10 innings. Pirates defeated Braves 7-2. Dodgers beat Cubs 4-1 with Renko error and Lopes RBI triple.
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