Expos Grimsley demands trade after Cubs loss
Montreal pitcher Ross Grimsley, back after 28 days, said he wants out of Montreal and is waiving his no trade clause. He blamed a poor start for the Expos 5-2 defeat to Chicago as Rick Reuschel fired a complete game and Cubs bullpen preserved the win. Carter homered for the Cubs and Grimsley fell to 1-3 after a three-run blast by Jerry Martin fueled Chicago’s early lead.
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Johnston City coach weighs reversing resignation
Johnston City High School basketball coach Kenny Lewis said he is considering withdrawing his resignation following a 3-3 school board vote on Tuesday. The board will revisit the issue at the June 16 meeting after a vacancy arises from Jack Helfrich leaving town. Non-accepting members were Patrick Henry Priscilla Winkler and Charles Reed, while accepting were Melburn Babington Jimmy Dean and Doris Dobbins.
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Borg Connors Move Closer To Paris Final
Connors defeated Hans Gildemeister 6-4 6-0 6-0 to reach the Roland Garros semifinals against Vitas Gerulaitis, as Bjorn Borg eyes a potential final with Connors. Gerulaitis beat Wojtek Fibak in five sets, while Chris Evert Lloyd routed Kathy Jordan to reach a semifinal with Hana Mandlikova. A dispute over the Orantes Vilas walkover sparked ATP concerns about Grand Prix rules.
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Codex photo evidence sought in Preakness appeal
Attorneys for Codex present 27 still photographs to the Maryland Racing Commission as part of an appeal over the Preakness Stakes result. The photos aim to show no contact between Codex and Genuine Risk as they turned for the stretch, countering a claimed foul. Belmont Stakes prospects for both fillies and colts loom after the May 17 race at Pimlico.
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Alton Marquette Wins Illinois Class A Baseball Title
Alton Marquette defeated Mount Carmel 8-7 to capture the Illinois Class A high school championship after overcoming a 6-1 deficit. Dan Morrissey drove in three runs, Ned Schulz pitched out of a sixth inning jam, and key hits included a two RBI single by Morrissey and a decisive sixth inning bunt. Mount Carmel’s Randy Hiatt took the loss. Alton finished 31-5, Mount Carmel 23-6.
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Major League Baseball Scores and Standings Digest
The National and American leagues top the standings with Pittsburgh leading NL East at 28 18 and Houston atop NL West at 26 22 while New York and Chicago hover near. Tuesday results include Chicago over Montreal 5 2 and St Louis beating the Mets 8 0, with Los Angeles defeating Cincinnati 5 1. Upcoming games highlight multiple interleague and intra league matchups across cities.
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Tuesday Transactions Across Leagues
Baseball and football briefings list roster moves and hires. Milwaukee placed Larry Hisle on the 15 day list and recalled Ed Romero from Vancouver. Houston signed Steve Hayes. Seattle named Zoilie Voichok president of its parent company. Packers signed multiple players including Nixon Aydelette Stewart and others. Patriots added McDougald and Cusumano. Ottawa Riders released Pride Adams Machae. Seattle Pacific named Keith Phillips athletic director effective September 1.
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Evening Sports Schedule Listings Debut on Television
TV guide lists today with college world series games at 5 PM and 8 PM on channel 7, major league baseball Chicago at Montreal on channel 2 at 6 30, St Louis at New York at 7 PM on channel 5, plus Dugout and ESPN Sports Center segments and a Thursday morning lineup covering Southwestern Conference track and field and Division I tennis singles finals.
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Giants Rally Past Braves In Ninth For 3-2 Victory
Eight strong innings by Larry McWilliams kept the Giants tied with Atlanta until the ninth. Mike Sadek tied the game with a run scoring single and Milt May doubled in two more to seal a 3-2 comeback win. Dodgers, Cardinals, Cubs, Pirates, and Astros also won in the day’s NL action.
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Western Kentucky all stars beat Southern Illinois 93 89 in Harrisburg
George Williams of Mayfield led Western Kentucky with 24 points as Kentucky again defeated Southern Illinois 93 89 at Southeastern Illinois College near Harrisburg. Cal Johnson earned MVP honors with 19 points for Norris City-Omaha while Kent Yancik added 17 for the area squad in a game pitting senior-only prep stars.
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Marion tennis program to start this week
The Marion Recreation Department will start a tennis-instruction program at 9 a.m. Monday at Ray Fosse Park. Open to boys and girls ages 9 through 19, sessions run 8 to 11 a.m. every Monday Wednesday and Friday. Registration is $8 at the first session, guided by Doris Baker who has over 15 years of teaching experience.
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