Baseball standings and results from major leagues and prep playoffs
Major league standings for the National and American Leagues show teams in the East and West divisions with win loss records and games back. Friday through Sunday results include numerous interleague matchups, while high school Class A and AA playoff quarterfinals are listed with scheduled games and times.
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Philadelphia
Montreal
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
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John
Kaat
Perry
Koosman
Swann
Amahler
R. Reuschel
Knepper
Rogers
Blyleven
Moskau
Martinez
Richard
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
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Toronto
West Oakland
Kansas City
California
Texas
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Umbarger
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Zahn
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Caldwell
Travers
Splitters
Eckersley
Tennis Carbondale Open finals and semifinals recap
The Carbondale Open Tennis Tournament lists semifinals in men Open singles Felter versus Miller and Pepping versus Grier Ventress, Horning in women semis with Gross. Mixed doubles Ventress-Ventress defeat Horning-Vanderboom 6 4 6 2, other events reach quarter and finals stage with boys and seniors divisions advancing today at University Courts with semifinals at 9 pm.
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Dave Felter
Cape Girardeau
Frank Miller
Centralia
Jeff Pepping
Paducah
John Grier
Laurie Gross
Urbana
Ruth Derrow Tena Ventress
Park Forest
April Horning
Harrisburg
Ventress-Ventress
Horning-Vanderboom
Trail-Trail
Larimer-Larimer
Salem
Don Garver
Murphysboro
Ron Case
Goreville
Richard Vanderboom
Jim Pearce
Marion
Davis Garver
Reynolds
Bone
Effingham
John Grief
Evansville
Joe Grief
Mark Hord
Terre Haute
Jack Etchison
Flora
Gregg Haack
Springfield
Vince Guerristaz
Gale Reynolds
Mike Hambrook
Jim Eaton
Jim Hudson
Russell Moore
Carbondale
Steve Bone
Matt Shéridan
Granite City
University Courts
Pate takes Kemper lead in PGA tour event
Alan Pate a 23 year old rookie surged to the Kemper Open lead after three rounds firing a 7 under 65 in Charlotte North Carolina. He stands 10 under 206 with Armstrong Coody and Bean one stroke back Palmer dropped six strokes after bogeys late in round three.
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Pate
Mobile
Ala
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Coody
Alabama
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Softball Girls Prep Schedule and Results Summary
At Pekin Cahokia 18 to 4 over Quincy Senior in a 10 a.m. game. Evergreen Park 16 to 4 against Metamora at noon. New Trier East 14 to 3 over Joliet West at 2 p.m. Fairfield 9 to 3-1 versus Genda Kingston at 4. Tournament semis set with winners 1 and 2 at 10 a.m. and winners 3 and 4 at noon.
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Bowling Tuesday Mixed League results at Herrin Bowl Pace Setters pace Cracker Jacks
League standings show Cracker Jacks 24 matched with 4 Cracker Jacks 24 Bobs Mob 12 4, Screw Balls 97 Snoopys re Kims Gems 77 BBB&H 97 4 Looneys 8 8 Slaves & Masters 8 8, Pros 79 F Troop 79 Road Runners 79 4 Stooges 610 Pauls Crew 51 Jay Birds 412 Family Four 412. High team series led by Cracker Jacks 2497, 4 Looneys 2472, 4 Stooges 2449 while high team game went to 4 Looneys 859 and Cracker Jacks 853. Individual leaders include Brad Palmer 606 and Winona Edmiston 604.
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Kim Conley
Larry Hicky
Norm Burley
Winona Edmiston
Dee Wilkerson
Wilma Parker
Stacy leads LPGA as Stacy and White share 54-hole lead
Hollis Stacy fires a 70 to reach six under par 213, tying rookie Donna Horton White for the 54 hole lead at a $100,000 LPGA event. Five others sit one stroke back at 214, including Pam Higgins and Donna Caponi Young. JoAnn Dost slips to solo third at 215 after a 75. Stacy expects a 69 round to win.
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Toronto
Hollis Stacy
Donna Horton White
Pam Higgins
Palm Springs
Calif
Donna Caponi Young
Los Angel
Sharon Miller
Marshall
Mich
Amy Alcott
Santa Monica
JoAnne Carner
Lake Worth
Fila
JoAnn Dost
Vienna
Stacy
Savannah
Emery leads Arch Mineral Amateur Open at Southwestern Golf Course
Larry Emery of Carterville shoots 76 to lead the Arch Mineral Amateur Open in Southern Illinois as Emery holds a one stroke edge over Steve Hancock Marty Jacobs and John Kieg in the field at Willisville. Blewett and Hamilton top Bunny Bread Invitational with 68 as 129 golfers enter final 18 holes. several flight leads tied at 75 to 94 across AA A B C D divisions.
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Larry Emery
Carterville
Bill Blewett
Carbondale
Dave Hamilton
Ohio
Southern Illinois Golf Association
Emery
Southwestern
Willisville
Steve Hancock
Effingham
Marty Jacobs
Ellis Grove
John Kieg
Bill Furhop
Ava
Dan Crawford
Pinckneyville
Ross Ziedler
Chuck Keller
Cutler
Chuck Monroe
Steeleville
Bill Theobald
Bert Ozburn
Murphysboro
Blewett
Hamilton
Dick Friel
West Frankfort
Gene Tapley
Karnak
Perry Grizzee
M. Sanderson
Red Bud
Larry Carter
Anna
Ray Cox
Nashville, Tenn
Bob Watkins
Jacksonville
Fla
Ray Parker
Jack Cooper
Ron Knapp
Bill Crawford
du Quoin
Bill Grisham
Cape Girardeau
Hal Neeman
Mike Gould
Energy
Phil Otrich
Bill McEneliy
Mort Wright
Dick Bigler
Tom Bacon
R. Maddox
Pinckneyville Invites 12-Team Softball Tourney Opens
Twelve teams enter the third annual Pinckneyville Invitational Fast-Pitch Softball Classic with four 12:30 p.m. games today. Matchups include Royalton versus Du Bois KC and Mt. Vernon against Chester, plus Old Rome versus Pinckneyville Merchants. A 6:30 p.m. Monday slate features Zeigler Raiders defending state crown versus Sunday’s winners, along with Pinckneyville Provart Construction and Pinckneyville Keene Roadbuilders facing Sunday’s other winners. Fairview Heights meets Tuesday’s winner from Sunday’s fourth game as the double-elimination event continues through Saturday. Zeigler is the defending champion.
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ISU promotes Elkville native Warren Crews to assistant director
Warren Crews, Elkville native and former Southeast Missouri State football player, is named assistant director of men's athletics at Illinois State University. At ISU he previously served 11 years as a football aide and 11 as a junior varsity basketball coach, with 119-25 record in that program.
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Warren Crews
Elkville
Southeast Missouri State
Ilinois State University
Crews
Illinois State
Redbird
Williams leaves for Auburn coaching job
Herman Williams, 33, former Southern Illinois University Carbondale assistant coach, departs for Auburn to join head coach Paul Lambert. About 125 friends attended his going away party at Club Manhattan in Carbondale, honoring his recruitment work and past high school Coach of the Year awards in 1969 and 1971.
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Southern Illinois University- Carbondale
Herman Williams
Carbondale
Auburn
Williams
Paul Lambert
Manhattan
Alabama High School
Salukis
Chartres names 13 baseball all stars
Four Coulterville players and three Steeleville players were named to the 13 player Chartres Conference all star baseball team. Coulterville honorees include Jamie Kelley Scott Wine Tom Hor mann and Jon Powers. Steeleville picks are Jay Goett ing Mike Mayer and Dale Guebert.
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Coulterville
Steeleville
Chartres
Jamie Kelley
Scott Wine
Tom Hormann
Jon Powers
Jay Goetting
Mike Mayer
Dale Guebert
Anna Girls Fast-Pitch Team Seeks Opponents
A new girls fast-pitch softball team from Anna seeks high school age opponents. For further information call 833-5662.
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Call
Sox surge past Royals for seventh straight win
Designated hitter Jim Breazeale, just called up from Iowa, drove in three runs with two singles and a double to spark the Chicago White Sox past Kansas City 9-5. Ken Kravec earned the win in relief as the White Sox extended their skid-streak to seven. Breazeale, 28, had been out of MLB for six years before joining Chicago, opening the scoring with a first-inning RBI and finishing a six-run fourth inning with a bases-loaded single.
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Jim Breazeale
Iowa
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City Royals
Ken Kravec
Rich Hinton
White Sox
Breazeale
Rich Gale
Thad Bosley
Ralph Garr
Jorge Orta
Chicago
Chet Lemon
Bill Nahorodny
Don Kessinger
Orta
Leonard defeats Rodriguez by decision in Baltimore
Olympic gold medalist Sugar Ray Leonard overwhelmed Rafael Rodriguez over ten rounds to win a unanimous decision. Leonard, 11th win in as many pro starts, showcased speed and power while Rodriguez pressed hard but could not threaten. Dundee indicated Palamino’s broken hand delays a title shot, with Leonard slated to fight Vic Eckman in Boston on July 15.
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Rafael Rodriguez
Leonard
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Palmer Park
Minneapolis
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Carlos Palamino
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Boston
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Dundee
Indians Rally Past Brewers as Thornton Drives In Three
Andre Thornton hit a homer and a sacrifice fly driving in three runs while Rick Manning added a solo homer to back Cleveland in a 6-4 win over Milwaukee on Saturday AP report from Milwaukee.
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Andre Thornton
Rick Manning
Cleveland Indians
Milwaukee Brewers
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