Lea in groove as Expos blank Astros 10-0
Montreal right-hander Charlie Lea shut out Houston for the second time in five days, finishing with a four hitter and 26 straight scoreless innings. Tim Wallach fueled Montreal’s offense with two run homers while hitting .387 in May and crediting batting coach Billy DeMars for his surge.
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Expos pound Sutton as Lea shines in 7-2 win
Lea struck out five and walked none as the Expos rapped Houston starter Don Sutton for seven first inning runs to seize control 7-2. Other games saw St Louis surge 11-6 past San Francisco with a 10-run fourth, and San Diego 9-4 over Chicago behind Ruppert Jones and Sixto Lezcano homers.
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Royals switch shortstop as Concepcion takes job
Kansas City Royals manager Dick Howser said Onix Concepcion will start at shortstop over returning veteran A. L. Washington. Concepcion, a rookie in his first full season, is batting .310 with 11 RBIs while Washington, back from a 21 day DL for a lower back injury, hit .185 earlier.
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Higueras Upsets Teltscher. Wilander Rising in Paris
Higueras, world No.17, defeated No.6 seed Eliot Teltscher 6 4 6 2 6 0 at the French Open. Wilander, up 265 spots to No.18, praised by Higueras after his late‑year surge. Borg refrains from a seventh French title amid a 1982 schedule dispute. Clerc meets McNamara as quarterfinals heat up at Roland Garros.
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French Open Women and Men Quarterfinals Highlight Busy Day
Hana Mandlikova faces 5th seed and Martina Navratilova battles Zina Garrison while Amanda Jaeger advances to semifinals alongside Chris Evert Lloyd. Vilas dominates, Noah edges Fibak in a long four hour match as McNamara finishes a two day win over Gomez.
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Royals Hammer White Sox For 11 4 Victory
Royals pound Chicago 11-4 to raise team batting average to .294 and lead the league with 96 doubles and 23 triples. Willie Wilson and John Wathan each collect three hits as every Kansas City starter scores and Otis drives in none.
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49ers face possible Ran dy Cross loss for season
Stanford, Calif. AP reports the Super Bowl champion San Francisco 49ers may start title defense shorthanded as Pro Bowl guard Randy Cross is out with a fractured left ankle. The seven year veteran and last season starter is sidelined for at least three months.
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Television sports schedule highlights NBA to Belmont Stakes
A rundown of Tuesday to Saturday sports on ESPN and KMID/KOSA/KTPX includes NBA finals coverage Lakers vs 76ers live, NCAA Division I championships, college baseball World Series game 2 in Omaha, college golf and tennis events, boxing from Atlantic City, and the Belmont Stakes.
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MonAhans Optimist Club USSSA Softball Tournament Details
The MonAhans Optimist Club hosts a USSSA men’s softball tournament in Monahans from Friday through Sunday limited to 20 teams. Entry is 90 dollars per team. call Car roll Samuels at 943-3379 to enter before Thursday noon.
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