Baseball Standings and Results From Week in National League East
The National League East table shows Pittsburgh leading with a 42-31 record, followed by Montreal, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, and St. Louis in order. Weekend games featured Chicago beating Philadelphia 4-3 in 11 innings, Montreal topping St. Louis 3-1, and Los Angeles edging San Diego 5-4 in 11 innings, with Houston beating Cincinnati 4-2 and San Francisco sweeping Atlanta. Monday’s schedule included multiple headliners across New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles, with several pitchers listed and various start times.
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Royals’ late rally falls short in Oakland sweep
Oakland pitcher Bob Welch shook off a line drive to the arm as Dennis Eckersley secured his 20th save. Kansas City managed only three hits and a lone run as the A’s rallied to win 3-2, completing a three-game sweep. Welch improved to 9-2 while Gagne and Gordon faced key base situations.
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United States' World Cup opener ends in loss to Czechoslovakia
AP report chronicles a 5-1 US defeat as fans clashed with police in Cagliari and Milan. Czechoslovakia dominated with goals from Skuhravy, Bilek, Hasek, and Luhovy while Meola faced defensive lapses. US captain Windischmann laments the effort but vows better showings.
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Pistons Beat Trail Blazers 121-106 in Finals Game
Detroit rallies behind Isiah Thomas and Joe Dumars as Dumars learns his father died 14 hours earlier. Dumars scores 33, then 36 in two games, while Thomas and Vinnie Johnson add 21 apiece to push Detroit to a 2-1 series lead in Portland.
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Woodlands Race Course to shift schedule in Kansas City
The Woodlands Race Course plans a June 18 change to a Wednesday through Sunday racing format with Mondays and Tuesdays off, awaiting Kansas Racing Commission approval. The track also lowers clubhouse admission to 1 dollar, converts hundreds of reserved seats to grandstand, and shifts weekday post time from 1 30 p m to 4 p m after opening May 24.
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