National League standings and results roundup
The Eastern Division shows St Louis leading with 35 wins and Montreal at 31, Philadelphia 30, New York 30, Pittsburgh 26, Chicago 21. Western results include Atlanta 36 and Los Angeles 34, with Cincinnati at 25, Houston 25, San Diego 27, and San Francisco 27. Saturday listed multiple scores, with Montreal and Chicago winning, and Cincinnati edging Los Angeles. Monday games feature several matchups across multiple cities, with no clear standouts beyond listed pitchers and records. The NL leaders section highlights batting and home run leaders, and the American League leaders list top hitters and runs. Also included are regional all-star and American Legion results, plus local minor league and school-level baseball summaries.
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Phila
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Atlanta
Ae Ene
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Houston
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Diego
Los Angeles
Carlton
Jenkins
Falcone
Robinson
Gullickson
Forsch
Mahler
Niekro
Valenzuela
Eichelberger
N.L
R.jones
Bailor
J.thompson
Francona
Oliver
Mont
L.smith
Murphy
Dawson
Sax
RBI
Moreland
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Cleveland
California
Kan
City
Seattle
Oakland
Texas
Minnesota
Toronto
Kansas City
Keough
Gott
Morris
Adjur
Baseball and hockey notes from major leagues and Olympics
The Boston Red Sox signed Gary Miller Jones and Mike Mesh. Kansas City Royals placed Dave Frost on the 21 day DL and recalled Bud Black. Texas Rangers sent Randy Bass to Denver and called up Terry Bogener. Atlanta Braves sent Joe Cowley to Richmond. Pirates activated Ross Baumgarten and optioned Cecilio Guante to Portland. U S Olympic Committee named Lou Vairo head coach for 1984 team pending approval. Northwest Nazarene named Garry Matlock basketball coach. De Soto Homecoming fast pitch tournament results and tonight's schedule.
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Boston Red Sox
Gary Miller-Jones
Mike Mesh
Kansas City Royals
Dave Frost
Bud Black
Omaha
Texas Rangers
Randy Bass
Denver
Terry Bogener
Atlanta Braves
Joe Cowley
Richmond
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ross Baumgarten
Cecilio Guante
Portland
U.S
Stephenson wins LPGA major amid personal turmoil in Mason
Stephenson, hiding from a high profile divorce case and legal fights over assets, clinched the LPGA championship with a 9 under par 279 total. She earned 30 000 dollars plus a new car and over 100 000 in endorsements, beating JoAnne Carner by two strokes as she described lengthy practice and solitary confinement to focus on golf.
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Mason, Ohio
Jan Stephenson
Stephenson
LPGA
Atlanta
JoAnne Carner
Murphysboro dominates Herrin in Legion action 16-0
Lindsey struck out 15 and allowed only two hits as Murphysboro routed Herrin 16-0. Murphysboro exploded for 10 runs in the fifth inning behind Lindsey, with Clay Brewer and Joe Shields each collecting two hits. In a separate Harrisburg Invitational first round, Nashville advanced after Mount Vernon forfeited the final to Nashville amid a dispute over player origins. Nashville, 9-1, was set to play at 7:30 p.m. in Murphysboro.
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Herrin
Murphy
Morneweg
Helfrier
Zimmerman
Smith
Lindsey
Brewer
Nashville
Harrisburg
Mount Vernon
Paducah
Smith and Dunning
Neivel
Lake
Cipolla
Charlie Lindsey
Clay Brewer
Joe Shields
Washington County
Todd Neibel
Bill Heinzenstein
Jefferson County
Kenny Kania
St Louis Angler Wins Rend Lake Bass Meet
St Louis man Jack Herget reeled in a top six bass limit of 10 pounds 5 ounces to win the Illinois Anglers Natural Light bass tournament at Rend Lake. He earned 650 dollars. Second went to Vera Rea of Belleville with 9 pounds 3 ounces, followed by Roger Bechtoldt of Belleville with 8 6, Howard Dew of Belleville 7 4, Jim Schaltenbrand of Belleville 6 10, and others in the top 10. Big Bass was a five pound seven ounce tie between Herget and Bechtoldt as 80 bass totaling 147 pounds 2 ounces were caught and 77 were returned alive. Total purse was 1700 dollars.
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Jack Herget
St. Louis
Rend Lake
Belleville
Vera Rea
Roger Bechtodt
Howard Dew
Jim Schaltenbrand
Belle
Mehring wins Super Pro at I-57 drag strip
Mehring of Red Bud wins the Super Pro race at I-57 Drag Strip near Benton. Rocky Robertson places second with Randy Reed, Mike Grant, Jack Syers, and Kim Hamilton among top finishers. Pro winner Roger Ritchie of Evansville. Clarence Greeney second and Philip Seely third. Randy Pullum wins motorcycle eliminator. Mike Owens takes trophy eliminator. Two racing nights set with $1,000 Super Pro on Friday and Saturday. eliminations start times listed.
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Barry Mehring
Red Bud
Benton
Rocky Robertson
Irvington
Randy Reed
Paducah
Mike Grant
Johnston City
Jack Syers
West Frankfort
Kim Hamilton
Flora
Roger Ritchie
Evansville
Ind
Clarence Greeney
Philip Seely
Ridgway
Terry Williams
Randy Pullum
Cambria
Floyd surpasses $2 million in career earnings at Memphis
Ray Floyd dominated the Danny Thomas Memphis Classic at Colonial Country Club to win by six strokes with a 17 under par 271 and claim his second title in three weeks earning 72 000 to push his PGA career earnings over 2 million. Mike Holland finished second, Curtis Strange third, with Mark Lye and others following. Floyd aims for the U S Open at Pebble Beach next.
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Memphis
Professional Golfers Association
Floyd
Colonial Country Club
Mark Lye
Pebble Beach
Calif
Jerry Pate
Lee Trevino
Bill Rogers
Palmer wins Marlboro Classic in rain soaked finale
Arnold Palmer, 53, survives a challenge from Bob Rosburg and Billy Casper to win the Marlboro Classic two under par 69 on a rain soaked Marlboro Country Club course. He finishes 72 holes at 8 under 276 for a four stroke victory and first prize of 25000 dollars. Peter Thomson faded after a late drive, Palmer hits a 60 yard shot to within six inches on the 15th. Palmer had not won since last year’s Senior Open in Detroit.
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Marlboro, Mass
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Marlboro Country Club
Bob Rosburg
Billy Casper
Peter
Thomson
Arnie
Detroit
Morman's hot bat fuels Wichita State in NCAA run
Wichita State catcher Russ Morman homered twice and drove in runs as the Shockers survived a 9-3 loss to Miami to reach the College World Series. Coach Gene Stephenson praised Morman's steady play and noted the team has matured beyond past postseason frustrations. Penner, hospitalized after being beaned, showed signs of recovery as teammates visited.
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Omaha
Neb
Wichita State
Russ Morman
Phil Stephenson
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Souri River
RBI
Morman
Miami
Mike) Kasprzak
Don
Heinkel
Phil Lane
Lane
Gene Stephenson
Shocker
Kevin Penner
Aurora
Texas
Penner
Piquet Wins Canadian Grand Prix Amid Grief Over Paletti
Montreal AP report says Nelson Piquet earned his first official F1 win of the season but felt no joy as tragedy shadowed the race. Riccardo Paletti, age 24, died after colliding with Didier Pironi at the start on the Gilles Villeneuve circuit named for the late Canadian driver.
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Montreal
Nelson Piquet
Riccardo Paetti
Paletti
Ferrari
Didier Pironi
France
Gilles Villeneuve
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