Baseball Scores And Schedule From The National League
National League standings show Montreal and St Louis leading East with tight races across divisions. Thursday results include Cincinnati over San Francisco and Chicago beating New York, with a full slate of games and upcoming day schedules across cities like Philadelphia Montreal Chicago Pittsburgh St Louis San Diego Los Angeles Houston San Francisco Atlanta Los Angeles and more.
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Sports Schedule Highlights For Saturday June 29
Key events include USFL playoff Houston at Birmingham 2:00 p.m. and NBA? No. Major League Baseball games Chicago at Pittsburgh 6:15 p.m. Montreal at Philadelphia 2:45 p.m. Also golf Memphis Open 4:00 p.m. and Senior Open 6:00 p.m. Regional tennis and bowling offerings listed with times. Local golf and baseball matchups feature Chicago, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Los Angeles, and Montreal among others.
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New Jersey Generals Coach Walt Michaels Updates Flutie Recovery
New Jersey Generals coach Walt Michaels speaks on Doug Flutie recovering from a broken collarbone in three weeks, outlining expected return timeline and impact on team plans.
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Major League Baseball Trades and Signings Highlight Week
Alan Wiggins acquired by the Baltimore Orioles from the San Diego Padres for Roy Lee Jackson and a player to be named later. The Padres assigned Jackson to Las Vegas. Brewers sign John Wilder to a Pioneer League assignment. Twins sign Jeff Bumgarner to a Appalachian League assignment. Pirates trade Steve Shirley to the Tigers for Sid Monge. Giants retire Duane Kuiper and release him, Brad Wellman reactivated from the 21 day DL. Bears sign Steve Buxton. Oilers sign Gregg Bingham and Mike Holston. 49ers sign Kersten Wells Tsarofski, waive Lumpkin McCann. USFL Generals place Woodward and Moten on waivers. Invaders sign Otis Brown. Canadiens sign Kjell Dahlin. Navy names Phil Bassi head lightweight coach. Tulane names Jeff Seal sports information director.
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McGee heats up Cardinals with speedy start and stellar glove
Cardinals center fielder McGee bursts from the gate with a .355 batting average leading the NL while his defense backs a strong pitching staff. Teammates Herr and Coleman flank him in Whitey Herzog's order as McGee deflects attention with a quiet, confident mindset.
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Keener Seeks MLB Return After Cardinals Limbo
Keener, named Fireman of the Year in the American Association, was called up to St. Louis in September but did not appear in a decision and posted an 8.31 ERA. He has not played in the majors since, hoping a trade to a team where he can get another chance. He says he feels stuck in limbo and seeks a deal to reach the majors again.
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Aldridge Fires No-Hitter as West Frankfort Tops Tamms
West Frankfort swept Tamms in a doubleheader to move to 9-0. Aldridge pitched a no hitter in the opener, with three strikeouts and one walk, scoring the lone run on Lisa Foster's double in the fifth. Riley pitched the nightcap, striking out 10 as West Frankfort won 2-1, with an RBI double by Brenda Muller and an RBI single by Tracy Risley in the first inning.
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Darnell Delivers No-Hitter in Dusters Rout
DeDe Darnell hurled a no hitter to lift the DeSoto Dusters to a 17-1 win over Johnston City in girls fast-pitch softball. She fanned 12 and walked six while Amy Levine and Tammy Schwartz each had two hits.
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Cubs top Mets as Sutcliffe, Hatcher lift Chicago to win
Chicago ace Rick Sutcliffe fired five hits over seven and led a 4-2 Cubs victory over the New York Mets. Ryne Sandberg Billy Hatcher and Leon Durham homered, Hatcher delivering his first big league blast after replacement duties for injured Bobby Dernier.
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Koeneman Takes Second in Missouri Club Golf Tourney
Chester golfer Koeneman shot a one over par 73 to finish runner up at the Missouri Athletic Club Golf Tournament at Cherry Hills Country Club in St. Louis. Loren Roberts of St. Louis won the 18 hole event with an even 72. Bill Bahn and Bob Klos termeyer tied for third at 74.
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Orioles acquire Wiggins from Padres in trade for Jackson
San Diego suspended second baseman Alan Wiggins is traded to the Baltimore Orioles for relief pitcher Roy Lee Jackson and a future player. Wiggins is assigned to Rochester AAA. Padres president Ballard Smith says Wiggins will never play for the team again after rehabilitation stints for cocaine addiction.
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