Edmonton Oilers Stanley Cup records set in playoff year
Individual records include Brad Park's 17 playoff years with three teams and Wayne Gretzky's 47 points in a season. Paul Coffey ties defenceman marks with 37 points and 25 assists in a year and 12 goals in a year. Jari Kurri exerts 12 goals in a series and 4 goals in a period. Tim Kerr nets 4 goals in a period and 3 power play goals in a period for Flyers.
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Baseball Standings East Division Leaders Face Tight Race
In the American League East Toronto leads the division with a .667 win percentage at 30 games, while Baltimore holds a .578 mark at 26 wins in 19 losses, a 4 game gap.
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Baseball season stats from a mixed league tally
Davis of Oakland lead runs with 39 while Ripken of Baltimore has 37. Pettis of California tops stolen bases with 23 and Collins of Oakland has 18. Clemens of California and Lamp of Toronto posted strong ERAs, with Terrell of Detroit. Morris of Detroit leads strikeouts with 72 and saves by Hernandez of Detroit with 11.
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Righetti
New York
Moore
Baseball scores and homers from Major League games
Texas, Boston, Cleveland, Toronto, California, Detroit, Oakland, Baltimore, Kansas City, Chicago, Milwaukee, Minnesota, Seattle and New York clubs posted line scores with multiple runs, hits and errors. Notable homers included Bell for Texas Easler for Boston Burroughs for Toronto Gibson Parrish Baker Sakata Sundberg Fisk Hulett Winfield Henderson and others across nine games.
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National League standings and Friday results summary
National League standings show New York leading with 27 wins. Chicago 26 and Montreal 27 follow, with St. Louis 24 and Philadelphia 17. West division includes San Diego 27, Cincinnati 24, Houston 24, Los Angeles 23, Atlanta 19, San Francisco 76? 28. Friday results list Atlanta 8 Pittsburgh 2 and St. Louis 5 Cincinnati 0, Chicago 6 Houston 2 in 10 innings, San Diego 4 New York 3, Los Angeles 4 Montreal 0, San Francisco 4 Philadelphia 3. Upcoming games include Cincinnati at St. Louis and New York at San Diego.
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Golf Kemper Open Leaders After Second Round
Leaders and Canadians lead in the Kemper Open at Bethesda and the LPGA Championship at Mason. Notables include George Archer and Nancy Lopez atop their fields, with scores ranging from 137 to 151 and multiple runners-up listed.
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Judy Clark
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Kathy Postlewart
Barb Bunkowsky
Judy Ellis
Dawn Coe
Lisa Young
Lynn Parker
Dunmore Planer Steelers top Suffield Blues in Redcliff league
Jim Garbutt and Hugh Sutherland powered the Dunmore Planer Steelers to a 12-6 win over the Suffield Blues with Garbutt delivering a three run homer and Sutherland adding a solo shot. Redcliff Inn beat ALM Breakers 12-7 as Jim Lines earned the victory.
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Security boost promised for 1988 European Championship
Bonn AFP reports Interior Minister Frie drich Zimmerman vows drastic security measures for the 1988 West German European Championship to prevent repeats of Brussels violence that claimed 38 lives. West Germany and England meet in a June 12 mini World Cup in Mexico City amid security worries.
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Brooks rejects Stars offer for coaching position
Minnesota North Stars general manager Lou Nanne says Herb Brooks turned down the offer again. Brooks indicated he was not in the proper state of mind to decide. Brooks has coached the Rangers Gophers and the 1980 U.S. Olympic team that won gold. Nanne planned to talk to Terry Simpson about juniors coach duties.
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