Major League Baseball Scoreboard and Standings Recap
A dense recap lists Friday’s planned games among MLB teams including Montreal, Philadelphia, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, San Diego, and San Francisco with key pitchers and hitters named. It covers results from a Pirates Cubs clash, New York’s 4 with Chamblis homer, and leaders in batting and pitching across the National and American Leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Lee
Philadelphia
Espinosa
Pittsburgh
Candelaria
Chicago
Lamp
Houston
Andujar
Los Angeles
Sutcliffe
San Diego
D’acquisto
San Francisco
Montefusco
Pixie
Denny
New York
Ellis
St.Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Associated Press
Winfield
Foster
K.hernandez
Templeton
St. Louis
Garvey
Schmidt
Lopes
Moreno
Royster
Matthews
RBI
Kingman
Clark
Rose
Cromartie
K. Hernandez
Reitz
Parker
North
Taveras
Cabell
T-Scott
J.cruz
Bibby
LaCoss
Tidrow
Rome
J.niekro
Littell
Blyleven
Seaver
Richard
P.niekro
Perry
New York Philadelphia
Houston West
San D
Sanfrancisco
Bowling for Dollars and Baseball Telecast Alerts
TV schedule lists Bowling for Dollars at 6 30 on channel 2 and baseball games on channels 7 and 5 including Milwaukee at Baltimore and St Louis at New York with a taped Atlanta at Cincinnati feature at 12 30 on channel 7.
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Pet
Baltimore
Milwaukee
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Toronto
California
Minnesota
Texas
Kansas City
Chicago
Seattle
Oakland
Boston
Waits
Eckersley
Mitchell
Flanagan
Gura
Huffman
Wortham
Hunter
Medich
Chris
St. Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Bowling League Standings and Highs From Carbondale and Herrin
Final standings for Carbondale Bowl Monday Night Summer Mixed League show Moo Su Kwan leading with 30 wins and high team series 2510 while Boozers top high team game at 887. In Herrin Bowl Late Date league Anything Goes leads with 39 wins and high team series 2411, Late Date 2399. individual highs include Winona Edmiston 610 and Pat Conley 214.
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Carbondale Bowl
Yankees
Green
J.G.A
O Jays
Gutter Gang
Hardees
Boozers
Moo Sui Kwan
Devils
S. Lesser
W. Matias
B. Sistak
C. Sterling
A. Grimmer
B. Talley
D. Krump
Pinckneyville Celtics sweep and state tourney bound
In fast pitch action Pinckneyville Celtics sweep Green's IGA Phils 7-0 and 10-3 to raise their record to 60-22, while Green's IGA Phils stand 46-13 and head to the Class A state tournament at Altamont Sunday. Home runs by Provart and Hale highlighted the two games. West Frankfort Cardinals edge Anna 6-0 in women’s fast pitch. West Frankfort’s Linda Robinson struck out 11 in a two-hitter as unbeaten teams Goreville and West Frankfort clash. In men’s slow-pitch, Carbondale Park District1B and 2B divisions post scores with several forfeits listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COAL
Anna Carbondale
Anna
Carbondale
Parker
Engle
Reichert
Keller
Bourland
Weber
Whittenberg
West Frankfort
Mike Whittenberg
Kerry Parker
Pinckneyville Celtics
Green
IGA Phils
Rainwater
Schubert
Blumenstock
Crow
Bennett
Provart
IGA
Phils
Keith
Gendron
Buckles
Hale
Dink Bray
Maron
Altamont
Goreville
West Frankfort Cardinals
W. Frankfort
Robinson
Smith
Patterson
Linda Robinson
Tennis Lions Club Tennis Tournament at Chin County
In mixed doubles Denise and Terry Tanner Christopher beat co McGuire and Diane Trout. Jeff Minor Christopher and Ginny Smith Benton beat Mike Goodson and Donna Bland ford. West Frankfort 6-3. J Minor and G Smith beat Dick Minor and Sybil Davison 6-3. Denise Pasky and Kim Hamilton Benton beat Kathy Mercer Benton and Jeff Trout Christopher 6-2. Kim Cummings and Roger Pinkham Christopher beat Ramona Wiser and Mike Prudent Zeigler 6-3. Maria Boyer West Frankfort and Gary Grant Benton beat Cummings and Pinkham 60. Ages 1534 quarterfinals Chuck Hammond Christopher beat Bret Braden Walier 6-2. Grant beat McGuire 6-4. Chris Butta West Frankfort beat Bill Brasell West Frankfort 6-3. Gary Smith Christopher beat Ted Stotlar Benton 6-2. Hammond beat Grant 6-3. Butta beat G Smith 6-4 at 9 pm Friday Hammond vs Butta City Men.
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Lions’ Club
Chin County
Denise
Terry Tanner
Christopher
Co McGuire
Diane Trout
Jeff Minor
Ginny Smith
Benton
Mike Goodson
Donna Blandford
West Frankfort
J. Minor
G. Smith
Dick Minor
Sybil Davison
Denise Pasky
Kim Hamilton
Kathy Mercer
Jeff Trout
Kim Cummings
Roger Pinkham
Ramona Wiser
Mike Prudent
Zeigler
Maria Boyer
Gary Grant
Cummings
Pinkham
Chuck Hammond
Bret Braden
Walier
Grant
McGuire
Chris Butta
Bill Brasell
Gary Smith
Ted Stotlar
Hammond
Butta
Hammond Vs
Butta City
Scranton wins Hambo tourney in close turf finish
Nancy Scranton of Centralia captured her second straight Ladies Hambletonian Golf Tournament title at Perry County Country Club with a 1 over par 73 in the final round, finishing 11 strokes ahead of runner up Mary Ann Garrison of Centralia. Pat Pitt, Kathy Saul, and class winners Moorman, Mohlenbrock, and Cunningham claimed other top finishes in a wide-field 36-hole event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Scranton
Centralia
Perry County Country Club
Scranton
Mary Ann Garrison
Pat Pitt
O’fallon
Kathy Saul
Janice Moorman
Johnston City
Shiela Metten
du Quoin
June McDaniel
Sparta
Kot Mohlenbrock
Murphysboro
Vi Morrow
Cathy Cunningham
Pinckneyville
Sis Eichhorn
Dodgers owner Walter O Malley dies at 75
Walter O Malley, longtime owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers and a key figure in the westward expansion of baseball, died today in Los Angeles from heart failure. He was 75.
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Los Angeles
Walter O‘malley
Los Angeles Dodgers
NBC Olympic boss backs Moscow gamble on 1980 Games
NBC executive producer Ohlmeyer says seeing Moscow progress eased fears about the 87 million project to deliver continuous Olympic coverage from behind the Iron Curtain. He notes Soviet broadcasters seek help and have improved, though Americans remain ahead in TV technique.
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Fred Rothenberg
Associated Press
Ohlmeyer
Moscow
NBC Sports
NBC
Geoff Mason
Duction
Ganenesie
San
ABC
Mason
IHSA Avoids Mandate as Illinois Schools Cut Energy Use
IHSA will not require member schools to conserve energy though officials say voluntary reductions are likely. IHSA executive secretary Jim Flynn notes states have urged travel cuts and same day boys and girls events. Schools are realigning conferences and scheduling practices to save energy and money, with moves toward multi school meets and fewer weekly events.
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Bloomington
Illinois High School Association
Jim Flynn
HSA
Ilinois
Flynn
IHSA
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White Sox
Trout
Tiant
R.davis
Gulden
Narrow
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L—Trovut
Chamblis
Pirates
Cubs
Jackson
Tekulve
Ott
McGlothen
W.hernandez
Tadrow
Capilla
Foote
W—Tekulve
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Madlock
Milner
Garner
DeJesus
Carlton
Downing
Cal
Kemp
Del
Lynn
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Lezcano
Mil
Gbrett
Baylor
Rice
B Jones
Lea
Singleton
Bal
Det
Bbell
Tex
Smalley
Min
Cooper
Rae Spree
Lemon
Molitor
Randolph
Wilson
A Bannister
Chi
Porter
Thomas
LeFlore
Bonds
Barrios
John
McGregor
Ryan
Guidry
Jenkins
Ben
Vienna
Harrisburg
Dave Montfort
Herrin
Marion
Pinion
Wiggs
Brantley
Dresel
Ward
Garvish
Murphy
Hicks
Burgess
Lacy
Sampies
Tyner
Bob Furlow
Glen Burnett
Max Heinzman
Burnett
Furlow
Burnett County
J. Trout
Chester Thomas
Logan
Howard Hii
Cardinals
Mets
Mumonhrey
Hernandez
Simmons
Hendrick
Scott
Oberkfell
Vuckovich
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Mazzilli
Hebner
Youngblood
Kranepool
Stearns
Hassler Twitchell
Murray
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Hassler
TV Sports
Carbondale Park District
Jack’s Bugs
Hamm’s
Domeshicks
Upchurch Indians
Lee Appliance
Plaza Records
Tuck Tapers
American Tap
Sharp Jaycees
Menard
Pk’s
First Federal Savings
Wal-Mart
East Street Circus
Southern Illinois Airport
O'Malley
NBC Olympic
Don Ohimeyer
NBC Sports Boss
Illinois
F.E.T
Buck Miller Tire
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