Baseball standings and results from Thursday and schedule highlights
The standings show Baltimore and Detroit tied atop the division at 7 4 with 6 3 6 0 and 7 4 6 3. New York Boston Milwaukee Cleveland Kansas City Minnesota California Chicago Oakland Texas closed gaps as Oakland hosts California and others set matchups for Saturday. Thursday results include Detroit 11 Boston 7 and Kansas City 16 Oakland 8, with Baltimore 1 over New York 6.
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Bonds and Davis Pace Giants Past Dodgers in 8-6 Win
Bobby Bonds and Willie McCovey led the San Francisco Giants to an 8-6 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers as Bonds homered twice and Davis knocked in five runs on two homers. The win puts the Giants one game ahead of Cincinnati in the NL West. Claude Osteen suffered the loss after seven innings of ten hits and seven runs.
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Bradley's All Star Rise Highlights Knicks Star
New York Bill Bradley earns his first NBA All Star selection in his sixth season with the Knicks. The Princeton alum and Rhodes Scholar eschews endorsements, values teamwork, and blends aggressive defense with precise passing as a key cohesive force on a championship-contending squad.
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Track and field marks listed for Santa Barbara and surrounding areas
Track and field marks include Philip Pipersburg Santa Barbara 9.5 Mike Foster Palo Verde 9.5w Pat Cranor Monrovia 9.6 Dave Newswanger San Marcos 9.9.9.6w Rick Walker Apple Valley Mike Harris India Lars Soderlind Anaheim Charles Uhrig Santa Barbara Mike Johnson Pasadena.
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