Baseball Standings and Schedules Highlight Busy Week
Daily standings show National and American League leaders with Phila, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, and Montreal in early contention. The schedule lists Monday games including splits and Tue doubleheaders across Oakland, Cleveland, Boston, Milwaukee, Minnesota, Chicago, and Texas, plus numerous NL matchups and postponed entries.
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Kansas City
Splittorff
Oakland
Torrez
Baltimore
Holtzman
Cuellar
Cleveland
Dobson
Bobby
New York
Hunter
Boston
Pole
Milwaukee
Slaton
Devont
Fidrych
California
Tanana
Minnesota
Blyleven
Texas
Briles
Chiago
Gossage
Detroit
Chicago
Phila
Pitts
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San Diego
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cincinati
Houston
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Montreal
St Lous
Nnings
Pittsburgh
Reuss
Tedich
Mattek
Apodaea
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Jarman
Carlton
Kaat
St Lews
Denny
Rasmussen
Fryman
Warthen
Reynolds
Wanta
St Louis
Montreat
Cincinnati
Los Anges
335-lb Blue Marlin Wins Cape Fear Open Prize
At Wrightsville Beach AP report: a 335 pound blue marlin won first prize in the Cape Fear Open Marlin Tournament aboard the Honey Br. Farmville’s Butch Eason secured the top white marlin prize with a 60 pound catch. Other winners include Pete Eason with a 27 pound sailfish and Herb Brown with a 27 pound king mackerel. In Montreal, Dale Power beat Jim Boyce 6-7 6-1 7-5 to win the Quebec Indoor Provincial tennis title. Andree Martin defeated Vera Komar 7-6 6-1 for the women’s crown.
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Wrightsville
Butch Eason
Farmville
Gath Drewery
Wayside
Pete Eason
Herb Brown
Wilmington
Montreal
Dale Power
Toronto
Jim Boyce
Quebec
Andree Martin
Vera Komar
Suns edge Celtics in Game Three to tighten series
Phoenix rookie Alvan Adams scored 33 points with 14 rebounds as the Suns beat Boston 105-98 in Game Three of the NBA finals. Coach Tom Heinsohn accused officials Powers and Mihalak of bias, while Boston lost Cowens and Scott to fouls. Adams toppled Ard late, helping Phoenix surge after Cowens left. Game Four set for Veterans Memorial Coliseum with the series shifting to Boston next.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Alvan Adams
Suns
Boston
Tom Heinsohn
Adams
Celtics
Heinsohn
Richie Powers
Paul Mihalak
Jimmy Ard
Ard
Dave Cowens
Charlie Scott
Cowens
Scott
Kevin Stacom
Ricky Sobers
Sobers
Westphal
Jo Jo White
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Astros
Braves
Houston
Tom Griffin
Ken Forsch
Atlanta
Bowa Returns with Triple and Phillies Rally over Expos
Philadelphia shortstop Larry Bowa, after three straight pop outs, delivered a bases loaded three run triple in the seventh to spark a 7-1 Phillies win over Montreal. Jim Lonborg earned his eighth victory, lifting Philadelphia to 28-7 in 35 games as NL East leaders.
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Larry Bowa
Montreal Expos
Philadelphia Phillies
Bowa
Phillies
Montreal
Dale Murray
Philadelphia
Jim Lonborg
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
Manny Sanguillen
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Oliver
Bill Robinson
Sanguillen
Pirates
Bob Robertson
Richie Zisk
Tommy Helms
Jim Rooker
Indians Brewers Game Provides Surprises
The Brewers beat the Indians 5-4 as Tim Johnson tagged out Larvell Blanks at the plate on Blanks leadoff triple. Rudy May pitched a four-hit shutout for the Yankees in Detroit, and other AL games featured Royals over Angels in 14, Twins over Rangers, Red Sox over Orioles, and White Sox over A’s in 12.
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May
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Red Sox
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