Mesias hits first major league homer as Expos top Cardinals
Montreal Expos beat St. Louis 7 5 with Sam Mejias delivering the game winning pinch hit in the seventh. Mejias also homered, joining Ellis Valentine and Andre Dawson along with Gary Carter and Tony Perez. Parrish added a two run double in the second.
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Longest Day Ends as Pirates Edge Cubs in Six-Hour Rain-Slogged Tilt
Pirates beat Cubs 5 4 after three rain delays lasting six hours and 32 minutes. Odell Jones earned the win in his first big league start with relief from Kent Tekulve and Rich Gossage who nailed down the save.
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Hough earns 15th save amid erratic relief struggle
Dodgers bullpen ace Charlie Hough fights wild knuckleball control but preserves a 4 2 victory over the San Diego Padres to keep Los Angeles atop the NL West. Dave Lopes drives in the decisive runs with a two run homer as Cincinnati routs Houston 14 4 and other NL results echo Dodgers dominance.
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Scoreboard clash in early MLB action across four parks
Baltimore led by Flanagan 1 5 visits Milwaukee where Rodriguez 1 2 handles the plate while Cleveland Dobson 0 5 aims at Oakland Medich 5 2 and Detroit Fidrych 0 faces California Ross 2 2 or Hartzell 1 4 in a busy slate of games.
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Golf scores at Jackson Invitation al Tournament unfold
Championship leaders include Richard Trampe 143 and Jan Jansco 144 with a wide field of players across classes A to D posting scores from 149 to 201. Notable names include Kevin Klaing 145 and Bill Rader 160 in class B, Jack Horsley 160 in class C, and 201 Russ Breading, reflecting a broad, dense stat sheet of individual tallies from the Jackson Invitation golf meet.
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Gary Adkins
Tony Stevens
Don Sasso
Denny Kortkamp
John Phelps
Randy Lewis
Jim Reed
Terry Pauls
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Marsh Sheffer
Bud Harris
Jim Whittenberg
al Runge
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Ken Mueller
Ron Ortyl
Bob Williams
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Tim Martin
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Tom Appleton
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Ed Jones
Brac Miller
Chuck Grace
Larry Hadfield
Jeff Rader
Mike Lewis
Stan King
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Doug Friel
Jim Jenkins
John Hendricks
Tad Foland
Henry Justice
Fred McKissie
John Vicini
Herb Cutsinger
Randy Lewis Jr
Jim Moniger
Dick Dechent
Bill Rader
Bill Cuttrell
Pate Blewett
Dan Turk
Marvin Kleinan
George Glasscock
Raul Ayala
Randy Martin
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Jim Winyard
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Frankfort seeks football game fill on Nov 11 open date
West Frankfort football coach Gene Ernest seeks a replacement for the Nov 11 Pinckneyville date. If either team makes the playoffs the game would be cancelled. Interested parties should contact Ernest at West Frankfort High School.
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Weiskopf Wins Kemper Open on Experience and Wife’s Call
Tom Weiskopf credits experience and his wife Jeanne for the Kemper Open victory after a final round 70. He finished 11 under par at 277, earning $50,000 from a $250,000 purse and earning a berth into the Memphis Classic ahead of the US Open. Burns and Rogers tied for second at 279. Tewell, Graham 280.
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