Baseball Tonight: Eight MLB Games With Playoff Hopes Resting
Standings unchanged as Milwaukee Boston Baltimore Detroit Minnesota Cleveland Toronto New York Texas California Chicago Seattle Kansas City Oakland set for 6:35 to 9:35 p.m. games. The piece ends with Curt Curtis Strange speaking about chasing the U.S. Open starting Thursday.
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Miami and Texas Clash in College Baseball World Series
In Omaha on June 9 and 11 frequent weather delays affected the College Baseball World Series games. Miami defeated Texas 2 to 1 in Game 14 on June 9, with the teams and records Miami 63-16 and Texas 53-16 meeting again later. June 11 altered by rain with a 6:10 pm start time listed.
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Drag Racing Results with Kesun and Pro Classes
Racing results list racers by class and place across divisions including s s s Kesun in s-37 s Pro Chuck Scrimpsher from Decatur and Steve McClenahan from St Louis plus Tom Pullum Herrin Rod Hardy Odin Bill Adams Manchester Newt Kindle Salem Lewis Worden St Louis Duane Scholl Altenburg s s s Pro Rodney Meadows West Frankfort John Hanna Kell Chester Pru saczyk West Frankfort Norman Burgess Herrin Motorcycle Eliminator Scott Warren Herrin Rick Menchowski Royalton Tom Pullum Herrin Randy Pullum Cambria Trophy John Morton Kell Doug Knaak Centralia
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Transactions Monday's Sports Transactions
American League California Angels designated Tommy John for release or reassignment. Rod Carew reactivated at first base. Luis Sanchez recalled from injury rehab in Edmonton and kept on the disabled list. Cleveland Indians signed Andy Ghelfi and assigned him to Batavia in the New York Penn League. National League New York Mets placed Terry Blocker on the 15 day DL. Rick Aguilera recalled from Tidewater. Basketball NBA Phoenix Suns reached agreement with James Edwards on a three year contract. Football NFL Green Bay Packers traded Rich Campbell to the Los Angeles Raiders for undisclosed draft choices. Hockey NHL Philadelphia Flyers announced the retirement of Miroslav Dvorak. College Arizona named Wendy Larry women's head basketball coach. St Joseph's Indiana named Randy Bates assistant football coach. Tulsa named yeu Branch assistant men's basketball coach.
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Gateway PGA Mt Vernon Pro Open Pars 71 field
Pro Open at Mt Vernon Country Club features 1 Terry Houser St. Louis 67 earning $250 and plane ticket. participants include Scott Bess Columbia Mo 68. Jerry Tucker Mt Vernon 69. Al Chandler St. Louis 69. Rich Poe Columbia Mo 69. Brad Cruts Jackson Mo 70. Larry Emery Pinckneyville 71. Tom Wargo Centralia 71. Doug Castellarie Mt Vernon 71. Garth Bayer Carmi 72. Scott Ouldis St. Louis 73. Dale Boggs St. Louis 73. Craig Harrison St. Louis 73. Terry Grosch St. Louis 73. Mike Halcomb Alton 74. Scott Simpson Benton 74. Bob Beckman St. Louis 74 with varying prizes.
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All-Star softball and basketball MVPs named in year
Bil Thomas a third baseman hit .391 with 16 RBI. Jackie Craig Goreville Craig senior shortstop hit .688 with 25 RBI. Melissa Miller Du Quoin catcher hit .400 and MVP in three sports. Lisa Thornton Herrin led Tigers with .460 average and five home runs. Kris Jahto Elverado junior third baseman hit .586 with 22 RBI. Carol Yancey Herrin hit .428 with 25 RBI. Robin Chapman Anna Jonesboro catcher hit .600 with 18 RBI and two-time first-team All-Conference. Mary Moore Vienna first baseman hit .480 with 66 RBI and 18 home runs.
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Garvey Leads Balloting for 1985 All Star Starters
New York AP Steve Garvey of San Diego tops early balloting for the 1985 NL starting lineup with 342,372 votes, leading Dale Murphy and other contenders. Eight positions show past starters among leaders, with Keith Hernandez and Pete Rose also prominent in voting, while Ryne Sandberg and Ozzie Smith contest second base and shortstop.
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Sandberg Paces Cubs In Eighth Inning Rally
Ryne Sandberg drove in two runs and Keith Moreland added one as the Chicago Cubs erased a 3-1 deficit with a three run eighth to defeat the Montreal Expos 5-4. Jeff Reardon blew his first save of the year in relief of Dan Schatzeder after one out in the eighth.
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NL Roundup Recaps Four MLB Games With Wins
NL Roundup highlights a 6 4 Phillies win over the Mets as Glenn Wilson drives in three and scores twice. Zane Smith completes Atlanta's first complete game to beat the Giants 7 0. Dodgers topple Reds 7 4 on homers by Guerrero Marshall and Brock. Padres crush Astros 9 1 as Hoyt wins fifth straight.
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Pirates announce death of longtime announcer Bob Prince
Bob Prince, voice of the Pittsburgh Pirates for nearly 30 years, died Monday after cancer surgery at Presbyterian University Hospital. He was 68 and known as "The Gunner" for his rapid-fire delivery and colorful style, leaving a lasting mark on KDKA radio and Pirates fandom. Joe L. Brown called him more than the team’s voice, saying he was the Pirates.
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Yankees top Blue Jays 4 2 in Monday night action
Bob Shirley pitched 6 1 3 innings and walked relief from Dave Righetti as the Yankees defeated the Blue Jays 4 2. Righetti earned his 11th save with the final outs while Buck Martinez provided Toronto’s ninth inning highlight with a double and a wild pitch.
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Walker dominates Jersey win breaks rushing record
Herschel Walker starved the USFL record with 28 carries for 162 yards and two touchdowns as the Generals beat the Jacksonville Bulls 31 24 in East Rutherford. He finished the season with 2 129 rushing yards in 16 games, breaking Eric Dickerson's single season mark.
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Anna Twins Past Marissa in First Game of Legion Doubleheader
Anna won 3-1 as Tony Miller pitched a one hitter, with three strikeouts and three walks, over Marissa in the Sunday doubleheader opener. Pat Treece and Mike Keller had the two Anna hits.
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