Baseball season stats and standings snapshot
The list shows top players by home runs and RBIs led by McGwire Oakland and GBell Toronto, with notable names like Ripken Baltimore and Murray Baltimore. Pitching leaders include Saberhagen Kansas City and Schmidt Baltimore, plus several players with strong ERAs or records. College World Series notes include Stanford and Florida State with results from Omaha events and upcoming games between Oklahoma State and LSU and Texas versus Stanford.
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McGwire
Oakland
Gbell
Toronto
Downing
California
Phelps
Seattle
Ripken
Baltimore
Barfield
Carter
Cleveland
Gaetti
Minnesota
M Davis
Murray
Laparish
Texas
Gward
New York
Presley
Puckett
Winfield
Saberhagen
Kansas City
Hudson
Schmidt
Hough
John
Boddicker
Clear
Milwaukee
Celtics and Lakers Clash In NBA Playoffs Showdown
Boston meets Los Angeles in a pivotal playoff series with key games set for 8 p.m. Thursday and Sunday. The weekend slate also features a noon clash when the Lakers visit Boston to cap the stretch.
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Associated Press
Boston
Los Angeles
Memorial Tourna I Leads In Final Scores And Prizes
The Memorial at Muirfield Village in Dublin, Ohio, awarded $849,000 with Don Pooley toping a field that included Curt Byrum Chip Beck and Denis Watson. Other events at Corning and Denver Champions of Golf offered substantial purses and notable players like Cindy Rarick Betsy King Jane Geddes and Bruce Crampton among many.
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Scott Hoch
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Greg Norman
Hale Irwin
Buddy Gardner
Corning
N.Y
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Colleen Walker
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Sherri Turner
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Joan Delk
Denver
Castle Rock
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Miller Barber
Gary Player
Lee Elder
Gene Littler
Peter Thomson
Bob Stone
Gay Brewer
el Collins
Dave Hill
Bobby Nichols
TV Sports Tonight Highlights and Schedule
Tonight features baseball doubleheaders including California vs New York or St. Louis vs Cincinnati and Oklahoma State vs LSU in the College World Series. Tennis from the French Open, Houston vs Chicago, Pittsburgh vs Atlanta, Texas vs Stanford, Kansas City vs Milwaukee. NBA finals Boston against the Lakers, boxing Thornton against Mannion. Wednesday adds College World Series games and the PBA Showboat Seniors bowling invitational.
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Cincinnati
Virgil
Atlanta
J Clark
St. Louis
Strawberry
New York
Durphy
Dawson
Chicago
Guerrero
Los Angeles
Schmidt
Philadelphia
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Montreal
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Sutcliffe
California
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LSU
Pittsburgh
Texas
Stanford
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Boston
L.A. Lakers
Thornton
Mannion
Monaco Grand Prix Leads 1987 World F1 Results
AP report summarizes the 1987 Monaco Grand Prix results with Ayrton Senna winning in Lotus Honda in 1 hour 57 minutes 54.085 seconds, Nelson Piquet second and Michele Alboreto third. Other races include Miller Indy 200 won by Michael Andretti, Budweiser 500 NASCAR at Dover with Davey Allison top, and Bendix Trans-Am at Sonoma led by Scott Pruett with several cars running at lap 40.
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Ayrton Senna
Brazil
Lotus-Honda
Nelson Piquet
Williams-Honda
Michele Alboreto
Italy
Ferrari
Gerhard Berger
Austria
Jonathan Palmer
Britain
Tyrrell-Ford
I van Capelti
March-Ford
Martin Brundle
Zakspeed
Teo Fabi
Benetton-Ford
Alain Prost
France
McLaren-Tag
Satoru Nakijima
Japan
Milwaukee
Michael Andretti
March-Cosworth
Bobby Rahal
Lola-Cosworth
Derek Daly
Ireland
Lola- Cosworth
Arie Luyendyk
Holland
al Unser Jr
A.J. Foyt
Lola Cosworth
Emerson Fittipaldi
Chevrolet
Jeff MacPherson
Honda
Johnny Rutherford
Cosworth
Ludwig Heimrath Jr
Canada
Lota-Cosworth
Sonoma
Calif
Stock Car Club of America
Scott Pruett
Roseville
Les Lindley
Anaheim
Chris Kneffel
Lake Forest
Ill
Trans-Am
Larry Park
Fremont
Corvette
Jim Derhaag
Chaska
Minn
Camaro
French Open results from Paris and Atlanta tourney
At Roland Garros Karel Novacek beat Martin Jaite in four sets and Andres Gomez edged Emilio Sanchez in five. Miloslav Mecir defeated Patrice Kuchna, Joakim Nystrom led Ivan Lendl before darkness, Claudia Kohde-Kilsch beat Nathalie Tauziat, Evert defeated Maleeva, Navratilova beat Hanika, Reggi won over Sukova. In Atlanta Grand Champions Tom Gullikson won singles title while Tim Gullikson and Tom Gullikson defeated Stockton-Ross Case for the doubles title.
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Karel Novacek
Czechoslovakia
Martin Jaite
Argentina
Andres Gomez
Ecuador
Emilio Sanchez
Spain
Miloslav Mecir
Patrice Kuchna
France
Joakim Nystrom
Sweden
Ivan Lendl
Susp
Darkness
Claudia Kohde-Kirsch
West Germany
Nathalie Tauziat
Chris Evert
Boca Raton
Fla
Katerina Maleeva
Bulgaria
Martina Navratilova
Fort Worth
Texas
Sylvia Hanika
Raffaella Reggi
Haly
Helena Sukova
Atlanta
Dunwoody County Club
Tom Gullikson
Palm Coast
Dick Stockton
Dallas
City Softball Results Mixed Divisional Scores
City softball results show multiple divisions with high scoring games. Notable matches include Women's A where SECU topped King Radio 23 to 4 and Maupintour defeated Packer Plastics 10 to 8, while coed and men's brackets report varied action across the Jayhawk West and related leagues.
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Baseball Transactions Across American and National Leagues
In a flurry of roster moves, the Chicago White Sox activated Ivan Calderon and placed Donnie Hill on the 15 day DL. Cleveland sent Ernie Camacho to Buffalo, recalled Mike Armstrong. Detroit activated Willie Hernandez, placed Darnell Coles on the DL, sent Billy Bean to Toledo, and purchased Jim Walewander from Toledo. Milwaukee bought Len Barker from Denver. In the National League, New York placed Rick Aguilera on the 15 day DL and recalled Tom Edens. Pittsburgh purchased Mike Dunne and Butch Davis, sending Houston Jiminez and Hipolito Pena to Vancouver.
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Donnie Hill
Cleveland Indians
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Edmonton Triumphs 3 1 to Claim Stanley Cup Title
Edmonton defeats Philadelphia 3 1 to win the Stanley Cup, securing a 4 3 series victory. Maple Leaf Stadium hosts the final celebration as fans cheer the champions.
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Associated Press
Edmonton
Philadelphia
Dallas edges Cavaliers 4-3 to win Eastern finals
Dallas defeats Cleveland 4 3 to clinch the Eastern Division finals and capture the series 4 games to 1. The Western Division finals saw San Diego beat Tacoma 6 5 in overtime with the series tied and potential rematches in San Diego or Tacoma if needed.
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Associated Press
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Claveyrolat wins seventh Dauphine leg in France
In the Criterium du Dauphine stage at Barcelonnette Thierry Claveyrolat of France finishes first in 4 hours 47 minutes 57 seconds with Niki Ruttimann of Switzerland second and Pascal Simon third. Overall leader is Charly Moltet of France at 29 hours 14 minutes 18 seconds, followed by Henry Cardenas of Colombia and Ronan Pensec of France.
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Niki Ruttimann
Swiss
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Gilles Sanders
Ronan Pensec
Charly Moltet
Henry Cardenas
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Bruno Cornillet
Lieberman Walks Out Over USBL Injury Row
Nancy Lieberman of the Long Island Knights walked out at halftime of a USBL game with Rhode Island claiming she was healthy and should not have been placed on injured reserve. She had a virus but said she could play and accused Knights officials of pressuring her to not play to activate another player.
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N.Y
Nancy Lieberman
Long Island Knights
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