Major League Leaders Major League Leaders AP NL and AL BATTING
The AP standings list NL batting leaders with R Jones and Ram sey at .341 and .337, plus top runs, RBI, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and steals. AL leaders include Harrah and Bonnell in batting, Henderson and Wath an in runs, Thornton and Murphy in home runs, with Pitching and Strikeouts leaders noted. Also includes minor league and college items, trades, and recent signings across MLB teams.
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Grass courts take toll as Wilkison out of Wimbledon bid
At Queen's Club in London the Stella Artois tournament saw Tim Wilkison slip on the grass and injure ankle ligaments, ruling him out of Wimbledon. Sandy Mayer also slid while facing Eddie Edwards of South Africa, losing a match point as Edwards advanced 6-4 3-6 10-8.
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Harrisburg Legion Team Beats Carmi 7-4 Behind Jones 15 K's
Jeff Jones of Eldorado struck out 15 Carmi batters and allowed five hits as Harrisburg won 7-4 on the road. Harrisburg's offense collected nine hits including a two-run single by Jeff Roper and RBI doubles from Joe Thompson and Craig Bradley.
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Blues land Ramage in nine-team bid for defenseman
St Louis Blues acquire 23 year old defenseman Rob Ramage from the New Jersey Rockies after outbidding nine teams. He had 13 goals and 29 assists last season. Blues trade their first round pick this year and next year to complete the deal. General Manager Emile Francis hails Ramage as a future wheelhorse for a young defense. He recounts near-collapse when Colorado pushed to include Joey Mullen in the deal. Blues also draft defenseman Mike Posavad and left winger Scott Machej with remaining picks.
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Bruins land top pick Kluzak in NHL draft surprise
Boston general manager Harry Sinden chose Gord Kluzak with the first overall selection, citing a healthy knee and confidence he will adapt quickly. Once leaning toward Brian Bellows, Sinden described extensive scouting and a late shift after Kluzak proved his durability.
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Black Hawks select Ken Yaremchuk in NHL draft first round
Chicago picks 18 year old center Ken Yaremchuk from Portland Winterhawks after 58 goals and 99 assists in 72 games. Second round adds Rene Badeau of Quebec Ramparts, third round Tom McMurchy of Brandon Wheat Kings, with multiple rounds listing additional players from Prince Albert Raiders to Ottawa 67s and others.
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Cooney Holmes Clash Divides White And Black In Fight
In Las Vegas Eddie Davis, a black boxer, reflects on race as Gerry Cooney, the white challenger, nears a title clash with Larry Holmes. The build up echoes a real life Rocky, with both camps pressed by race questions and public expectations. Davis, who fought Cooney as an amateur, stresses the sport’s demands over racial narratives.
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