Lea in groove helps Expos blank Astros again
Montreal pitcher Charlie Lea shut out Houston 10-0 for the second time in five days, extending a 26 scoreless innings streak. Tim Wallach homered twice and after May hitting .387, credits batting coach Billy DeMars for his hot form.
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Expos pound Sutton as Lea shines in five-run first
The Expos totaled 15 hits to defeat the Astros 7-2 behind Lea's five strikeouts and a five-run first inning off Don Sutton. Cardinals rout Giants 11-6 with Ozzie Smith Willie McGee and Tito Landrum driving in two runs each in a 10-run fourth. Padres beat Cubs 9-4 with Ruppert Jones and Sixto Lezcano homering and Chris Welsh driving in two. Mets crush Braves 10-4 as Ellis Valentine and John Stearns lead a 16-hit attack aided by Charie Puleo's 10-strikeout performance. Dodgers beat Pirates 5-4 on late rallies and Steve Howe win. Phillies edge Reds 5-4 after Johnny Bench error costs Cincinnati in 15th inning.
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Royals bench U L Washington tagged as spare after Concepcion surge
Kansas City shortstop U L Washington returns from the disabled list to find his starting job at shortstop taken by rookie Onix Concepcion. Manager Dick Howser says Concepcion will play short until he proves otherwise as Washington adjusts from a back injury and a .185 average to a .310 hitter with 11 RBIs.
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Higueras Upsets Teltscher. Wilander Rising at French Open
Higueras, ranked 17th, defeated No.6 seed Eliot Teltscher 6-4 6-2 6-0 at Roland Garros. Wilander, now 18th, has surged 265 spots in 18 months. Austin, Clerc, McNamara and others advance in the quarterfinals as Borg withdraws from 1982 event.
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French Open quarterfinals heat up with Mandlikova and Navratilova
In Paris, Hana Mandlikova and Martina Navratilova advanced to the women's quarterfinals while Zina Garrison upset seeds to reach the semifinals. On the men's side Guillermo Vilas and Yannick Noah moved into the quarterfinals as Chris Evert Lloyd and Andrea Jaeger topped their rivals to reach the women’s semis.
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Royals Hammer White Sox in 11-4 Triumph
Royals erupt for 18 hits including three doubles and two triples to beat the White Sox 11-4. The win lifts Kansas City's team batting average to .294, tops in the league, with Willie Wilson and John Wathan each getting three hits.
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TV sports schedule with live and taped events
The listing outlines upcoming sports broadcasts across channels and days, including NBA finals games on KOSA, NCAA championships on ESPN and NCAA golf on tape, boxing from Atlantic City, and major events like the Belmont Stakes. It notes times, events, and locations such as Omaha, Neb and New Jersey.
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MonAhans Optimist USSSA Men’s Softball Tourney Set
The MonAhans Optimist Club hosts a three day USSSA men’s softball tournament in MonAhans. Limited to 20 teams, entry is 90 dollars per team. To enter call Car roll Samuels at 943-3379. deadline is Thursday at noon.
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49ers may face season with missing Pro Bowl guard Cross
Stanford California AP reports the Super Bowl champion San Francisco 49ers could start the title defense without guard Randy Cross. Cross, a seven year veteran and a starter last season, fractured his left ankle and will be out at least three months.
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