Major League Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
Major League Baseball standings with National and American Leagues, top batting and pitching leaders, strikeout totals, and upcoming games. Includes team records for Philadelphia, St Louis, Montreal, Pittsburgh, New York, Chicago, Cincinnati, Houston, San Francisco, Atlanta, Los Angeles, and San Diego, plus daily schedule details and key pitchers.
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Softball Girls Prep Sectional Final at Crossville
Herrin dominates Marion 11 to 1 to clinch the sectional title. Herrin improves to 22-0 while Marion ends 15-6. Borum Robinson Caica terra and Humphreys contribute. no home runs recorded.
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Carterville Open Tennis Highlights 1981 Finals
In John A Logan Johnstown 1981 Carterville Open results Phil Streuter of Murphysboro defeated A W Speake of Mount Vernon in three sets for the men open singles. Jim Pearce of Marion beat Tom Martin of Centralia in three sets for the men 35 and over title. Nina Martin of Centralia won the women’s A singles over Karen Adams of Carbondale.
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TV Sports Today Schedule Card
ESPN Sports Center at 6 30. Cubs at Pirates at 6 30. Sports Look at 7. NCAA Baseball World Series Game at 9 23. Braves at Dodgers at 10. NASL Soccer Week in Review at 10 30. PKA Karate at 11. NCAA Baseball World Series Game No 7 at 1 30. Polo World Cup Consolation at 4 30.
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Transitions and Signings Across Major Leagues Monday
Baseball moves include Larry Hisle placed on the 15 day list and Thad Bosley added from the Vancouver farm club. Mets name Al Jackson as Kingsport manager and Ed Olson as Kingsport coach. CFL Ottawa Rough Riders report J C Watts will not play pro football after signing a two year deal. Broncos release Joe Rizzo. NHL Colorado Rockies appoint Bert Marshall as head coach. Detroit Red Wings sign Wayne Maxner to a one year term. Pittsburgh Penguins add Randy Boyd Doug Shedden and Pat Graham and name Lou Angotti as assistant coach. Vancouver Canucks sign Darrell May to a three year contract. University of Texas confirms resignation of athletic director Bill Ellington effective Aug 31.
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Spivery Leaves SIU C To Coach At Rhode Island
Rob Spivery, SIU C assistant, will resign by June 30 to take a similar post at the University of Rhode Island starting July 1. He cites career advancement as the move, reuniting with Claude English, and Rhode Island’s improving program with returning players.
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Connors Survives French Open Test in Quarterfinal Push
Jimmy Connors, seeded No. 2, defeated Mel Purcell 6-4 6-3 7-4 after a three-hour marathon on a hot Paris day at Roland Garros. John McEnroe, ranked No. 3, beat Ricardo Ycaza 6-3 6-4 6-4 despite wrist pain, as Borg remains the odds-on favorite for a sixth crown.
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Texas Tops Michigan 6-5 In College World Series Elimination
Texas freshman Mark Reynolds delivered a two run double off Ontiveros as Texas erased a 5-2 deficit to beat Michigan 6-5 in the College World Series elimination round. The game was halted by a thunderstorm after seven innings and resumed with Texas scoring again in the eighth. Michigan's Bud Middaugh saw momentum shift, while Texas reliever Mike Zatopek earned the win and Tony Arnold his first save.
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Herb Brooks to coach Rangers in two year pact
New York Times reports Herb Brooks 43 agrees to a two year contract worth 125000 dollars per season to coach the New York Rangers next season. Brooks will work with Craig Patrick and Art Kaminsky while Sonny Werblin owns the team at Madison Square Garden. Glen Sonmor notes the adjustment to big league losses.
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