Baseball Standings and Schedule Roundup from UPI
National League East standings with Philadelphia leading. results include Cincinnati Montreal and Philadelphia victories. American League games feature multiple matches with key results and upcoming pitchers listed by city and time across the schedule.
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Giants waive multiple rookies and veterans in NFL moves
In a series of NFL roster cuts, the New York Giants waived rookie free agent running backs John Dobek and John Pagliaro, defensive backs Scott Fencik Bob Davis Don Brundridge and Artie Belvin, defensive tackles Darnell Houston and Terry Lee and linebackers Bob Miller Ron Gummold Dale McNeil Dennis Reilly and Jerome Wilson.
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Nicklaus Ends Thriller with Birdie Putt for Philadelphia Win
Jack Nicklaus wins the Philadelphia Golf Classic with a 72-hole 270, topping Gil Morgan by one. He sank a 50-foot birdie putt at the 16th after a 68 in near 100-degree heat, earning 250000 and setting a tour record. Morgan 271. Pate Irwin 273. Green 274. Heat aid: Red Cross treated about 300.
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Lamp Lifts Cubs Past Padres 4-3 in Day Game
Dennis Lamp pitched a complete game nine-hitter to snap a five game skid and beat Randy Jones as the Cubs edged the Padres 4-3. Chicago scored two runs in the sixth on a clutch sequence with Manny Trillo Gene Clines and Rodney Scott driving in a run.
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Yankees top White Sox 3-1 as Chambliss drives win
New York extends winning streak to five with a 3-1 victory over Chicago. Chambliss lined a run scoring double in the ninth to bring home Lou Piniella, while Reggie Jackson returned from a five day suspension but did not play.
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Minooka sweeps Moose to cap Tri-County season
Minooka tops Morris Moose 8-1 in game one and 5-4 in nine innings to finish 11-1, 190 Northwestern loop standings show Moose 10-2. Highlight was a Morris triple play in the second inning and Kurt Miller scoring the winning run in the ninth on Rob Frye’s hit.
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Stags rout Yorkville in 4 innings using 10-run rule
Morris Stags beat Yorkville Tastee Freez 11 to 1 in the Men’s Fast Pitch Softball League at John B Roth Lighted Ballpark. Jack Farber pitched a easy win, fanning early runs, with Warren Overman and Farber contributing big hits. Rob Enger added a double and scored as Stags improved to five and three while Yorkville’s lone run came in the fourth. In the other game Mazon Verona Bank topped Carpetito Plano 3 to 2 as Doug Punke scored the decisive run. Ken Hunt earned the win.
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Stacy wins second straight U S Women’s Open in pressure finale
Hollis Stacy captured her second consecutive U S Women’s Open title at the Country Club of Indianapolis. The Georgia player beat JoAnne Carner by one stroke after storm delays and late pressure on the final holes. Stacy earned 15,000 from a 100,000 purse as Carner and Sally Little finished tied for second at five over and two over respectively.
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Softball Schedule Highlights Local Men and Women Teams
The week’s schedule lists Men slow pitch games on Wednesday and Sunday with Cabaret facing Northern Petrochemical and Newark meeting Mortgage Inn among others. Men fast pitch Friday and Sunday feature Mazon Verona Bank versus Joe's Place and Gretencord Realty versus Stag's, while Women slow pitch play across Monday to Sunday with teams like McDonald s, State Farm, Robbin, Dairy Queen, and First National Bank all appearing in multiple matchups.
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