Iorg Drives Cards Past Expos With 4 for 4 Night
Danelorg Iorg, a 30 year old reserve, went 4 for 4 with two doubles and two RBIs to lift St Louis to an 8 6 win over Montreal. He raised his average to .400 while acknowledging his part time role as the club bears a large investment in Bobby Bonds. George Hendrick hit a three run homer for St Louis as Gary Carter starred for Montreal with four hits and five RBIs.
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Schmidt Homers Twice To Lead Phillies Past Cubs At Wrigley
Mike Schmidt belted two homers as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Chicago Cubs 7-0 at Wrigley Field. Schmidt said he learned to sit back and wait for pitches, and his seventh inning blast gave him his 6th homer of the year at the park. Carlton pitched seven strong for the win.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From Weekday Games
Major League standings show Philadelphia trailing Montreal by 1 game in the East with Pittsburgh and Chicago close. Evening results include Chicago beating Philadelphia 10 to 7, New York defeating Pittsburgh 5 to 1, and Montreal topping St Louis 10 to 4. Other NL scores include Cincinnati 5 San Diego 3 and Los Angeles 8 Atlanta 4. American League results feature New York, Milwaukee, and Boston with several doubleheaders and late-inning drama. Miami?
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Marion Jaycees Jamboree Track Results Highlights
Readable event list shows numerous marks across Bantam, Boys and Girls divisions including Mike Ferris, Brad Roberts, Kim Will, Karina Forbes and many others with sprints relays, jumps and throws. The note lists first and second place finishers advancing to regionals on June 28 in Marion.
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Friday's Transactions Baseball and Football Moves
Detroit Tigers retire John Hiller and recall Bruce Robbins from Evansville. Brewers recall Paul Mitchell from Vancouver. Pirates place Tim Foli on injured list and recall Vance Law from Portland. Bills release Rusty Jackson and sign Roosevelt Leaks from Baltimore. Bengals sign Ron Simpkins and Larry Poole. Chiefs sign Larry Heater to a three one year deals. Patriots sign Mark Ruben and Paul Ricker. Central Missouri State names Lynn Nance head basketball coach and Wyoming names Robert Hitch athletic director.
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Bowling Summer Mixed League Standings at Herrin Bowl
Pro's 142 Parker's Markers vs Pacesetters Io Caldwell leads. Late Comers 97, The Flyers 88, Kim's Gems 88, Pirates 610, Blue Front 610, Kissing Cousins 610, Cats and Dogs S14, Midnight Bowlers 412, 7 UPS 313. High Team Series Kim's Gems 2554. Pro's 2468. Odd Balls 2429. High Team Game Kim's Gems 901. Odd Balls 859. Blue Front 849. Men: Allen McMillan 646. Adrian Smith 620. Kim Conley 613. Kim Conley 232. Allen McMillan 231. Adrian Smith 220. Women: Pat Coniey 609. Sue Montgomery 598. Lorene Allen 566. Lorene Allen 216. Sue Montgomery 214. Pat Coniey 214.
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Inside the Park Shot Lifts Royals Over White Sox
John Wathan hit a three run inside the park homer in the sixth as the Kansas City Royals beat the Chicago White Sox 6 to 4 at Kansas City. Wathan sparked a rally after Ed Farmer relieved Steve Trout, with George Brett, Amos Otis, and Darrell Porter contributing key hits.
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Yankees Rebuild Under Steinbrenner High Drama
George Steinbrenner pushed to claim Bobby Brown on waivers as the Yankees overhaul with 14 players not on the roster a year earlier. The owner contends the plan blends trading, buying, free agents and minor leaguers to sustain championship contention amid injuries.
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Lee and Schulz Pace Salukis To NCAA Track Meet
Saluki standout David Lee won the USTFA intermediate hurdles in 49.84 at Wichita with a strong headwind, aiming for an NCAA title. Karsten Schulz qualified in 3:44.25 for the 1500 meters, joining Lee as the only Salukis to reach the NCAA meet, with finals set in Austin Texas.
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Du Quoin honors Emling and Cook at baseball banquet
Adam Emling won two of three awards at Du Quoin High School’s baseball banquet earning Most Valuable Player and highest batting average .397. He was 4-2 on the mound with a 1.76 ERA when not in the outfield. Jerry Cook received the Most Improved Player award, after hitting .263 as a senior catcher.
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