Baseball scores and matchups across leagues and cities
National Boston 2 Chicago 1 New York 5 California 2 Cleveland 9 Kansas City 3 Oakland at Milwaukee Detroit 4 Baltimore 8 Texas 5 Chicago at Boston California at New York Detroit at Minnesota Cleveland at Kansas City Oakland at Milwaukee in Baltimore at Texas Yesterday's results Chicago 6 Houston 5 Pittsburgh 7 Cincinnati 2 Atlanta 9 St Louis Philadelphia 6 San Diego 5 Montreal 3 Los Angeles 12 innings New York 6 San Francisco 4 Houston at Chicago Cincinnati at Pittsburgh New York at San Francisco Montreal at Los Angeles Atlanta at St Louis Philadelphia at San Diego
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Pirates sweep Reds with Zisk leads and late homer spree
Richie Zisk hit two homers and Craig Reynolds and Rennie Stennett added two run singles as the Pirates beat the Reds 7-2 to complete a two game sweep and extend Cincinnati’s skid to four. Willie Randolph scored on a Stennett double and Al Oliver added an RBI grounder before Parker’s 20th homer and Hebner’s 13th capped the burst.
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John Candelaria
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Harris returns to face Bills with Rams in preseason
In a nationally televised exhibition Saturday the Los Angeles Rams meet Buffalo, with James Harris back at quarterback for the Rams. The two playoff teams from last season headline an eight game slate, including Green Bay at Cincinnati and Minnesota at Dallas, with Giants facing Jets in New Haven on Sunday.
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Beamon’s 124 yard night fuels Vulcans danger in WFL clash
Birmingham visits Southern California as Beamon’s 124 yard two TD performance powers Jacksonville past the Vulcans. Davis meets Davis as Memphis seeks top spot. San Antonio, Shreveport, Portland, and Hawaii in varied matchups shape early season Eastern and Western divisions.
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Steeplechase and sprint results at FCC event highlighted
Don Wagner won the four mile steeplechase with 26 33 near his predicted time as five finishers closest to their marks received awards. Winners in youth sprints included Billy Wall 19 8 for seven and under, Robbie Wade 16 1 for eight to ten, Shane Thomas 12 for eleven to thirteen boys, Janet Gray 123 for eleven to thirteen girls, and Renee Cox 131 for fourteen to eighteen. The over eighteen winner was Jim Stookey 113. Additional youth results featured David Amyx 146 in seven and under boys, Jennifer Amyx 147 in seven and under girls, Andrea Drayer 123 in eight to ten, Kevin Potts 67 in eleven to thirteen boys, Trina Little 93 in eleven to thirteen girls, and Mark Smith 558 in over eighteen. A broadcasting note mentions Frederick Craven starting for Memphis vs Philadelphia in a 830 p.m. WDCA game.
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Jim Stookey
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Andrea Drayer
Baseball leaders and stats across American and National leagues
Baseball season leaders include Carl Carew and Rod Carew topping AL batting with 370 at bats and 161 hits, while Thurman Munson leads RBIs. In the NL, Bill Madlock and Ken Griffey Jr. pace batting with strong showings, andDoc. pitching leaders feature Dave Moret and Tom Terrific Seaver with top win totals and strikeouts across leagues.
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Bear Bryant files suit against NCAA over squad size rules
Alabama filed a lawsuit in Tuscaloosa County Circuit Court challenging NCAA rules limiting to 48 players dressed for road games and 60 for home games. The suit seeks nonretroactive application for athletes under scholarship contracts entered before August 15, delaying enforcement for four years. Hearing set for next Friday. Coach Bryant indicated operations would continue as recruited. SEC commissioner Boyd McWhorter would not comment pending potential SEC involvement.
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