Baseball Standings and Scores from Friday to Sunday
The AMERICAN LEAGUE standings show Boston leading with 14 wins and 7 losses, Detroit 14-8, and Kansas City 10-8. In the WEST, California leads at 16-7, Kansas City 12-8, Milwaukee 11-9, Oakland 12-8. Numerous Friday to Sunday results include Baltimore 9 California 4, Oakland 8 Cleveland 0, Boston 7 Texas 1, Seattle 6 New York 3, Detroit 6 Chicago 4 in 11 innings, and Kansas City 8 Toronto 7. National League action includes St Louis 14-7, New York 10-10, Montreal 7-? and San Diego 13-6. Amateur and high school scores appear for Kaskaskia, Belleville Area, and various prep tournaments with multiple games and outcomes across the region.
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Boston
Detroit
Milwaukee
Cleveland
New York
Toronto
Baltimore
California
City
Chicago
Oakland
Seattle
Texas
Kansas City
Minnesota
J.jones
Buyheven
Honeycutt
Ojeda
Vuckovich
Havens
C. St.Louis
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Phila
Martz
Atlanta
Mahier
Philadelphia
Christenson
San Diego
Welsh
St.Louis
Cincinnati
Houston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Basketball NBA Playoff Scores and Upcoming Games
Eastern Conference results include Boston 109 Washington 91 and Philadelphia 125 Milwaukee 122 on April 25. Philadelphia 120 Milwaukee 108 on April 28 gives Philadelphia a 2-0 lead. Washington 103 Boston 102 ties series 1-1. Western Conference results show Los Angeles 115 Phoenix 96 and San Antonio 95 Seattle 93 on April 27. Los Angeles 117 Phoenix 98 and Seattle 114 San Antonio 99 follow. San Antonio leads 2-1 as Seattle 97 Los Angeles 114. Upcoming games list Boston at Washington Milwaukee at Philadelphia and others.
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Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Phoenix
San Antonio
Seattle
Seattie
Los Aneaten
Track McLeansboro Invitational Mixed Team Scores and Results
Facility results show Benton 662 and McLeansboro 51 leading a long list of teams including Du Quoin Christopher Pinelle Ellis Norris City and more in events from 100 to 3200 with many disqualifications. Individual event notes record DQ results and top marks across sprints middle distances and field events. Girls prep meet at Nashville features Mascoutah Carterville and McLeansboro with several event winners and times noted.
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McLeansboro
Benton
du Quoin
Massac County
Eltverado
Christopher
Pinelle
Norris City
Zeigier-Royatton
Cisne
Fairfield
Wayne City
Lewis
Coren
Thomas
Steinmetz
Burnett
Coker
Botkin
Morgan
Corey
Ingram
Wilkerson
Questella
Lee
van Voorhis
Czrubryski
Harris
Burgess
Leek
Ball
Scott
Ginn
Smith
Shetton
Reed
Karns
Eubanks
Ben
Connor
WO Lows
Mydier
Red
Gandy
Coget
Far
Swalis
Dixon
Turrntine
Swalis Seeausetane
Hewlett
Reilly
Mac
Swalls
Thames
Pinnell
Triple — Reilly
Boweny
Wilts
Rey
Pole Vautt
McDaniels
Harp
Yosanovich
Starkweather
Menchowski
Baily
Auten
Mason
Webb
Fisher
Corzine
Collie
Dun
Eldorado
Pinckneyille du
Nashville
Mascoutah
Rommelman
Purzine
Wilson
Girls Prep Softball Scores and College Tourney Notes
Coutterville 3 2 0 0 1 4 1 0 5 Winthrop Heimer Hallow Davis HR none Elverado 6 Carbondale 5 Murphysboro 0 0 2 2 4 Benson Reiman Tribble K Fark HR none Carbondale 5 4 Murphysboro 6 2 College Women Softball IAAW State Tourney Western Illinois 5 SIU C 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 5 9 SIU C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 Northern Illinois 7 SIU C 2 Wiever Demitrowicz Stenge Dapson Upchurch HR none SIU C finished the season 15 4
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Coutterville
Davis
Winthrop
Heimer
Hallow
sSeuteersiee
Elverado
Carbondale
Ypok
Murphysboro
Benson and Reiman
Tribble
K. Fark
Macomb
Western Illinois
Siu-C
Staskus
Quastro
Flatt
Valli
Upchurch
Northern Illinois
Allinois
Wiever
Demitrowicz
Stenge
Dapson
Martin
Vancouver Edges Chicago In Double Overtime To Lead Series
In the Campbell Conference final Vancouver beat Chicago 2 to 1 in double overtime. The series leads 1-0 with upcoming games set in Vancouver and Chicago as tied schedules and potential dates are listed for May 6 and beyond. The Wales Conference shows New York Islanders defeating Quebec 4-1 and 5-2 to take a 2-0 lead. more games planned with visits to Quebec and New York.
Baseball trades and football signings move rosters Friday
National League Montreal Expos optioned infielder Wallace Johnson to Wichita and recalled Bryn Smith from Wichita. NFL moves include Atlanta Falcons signing Gerald Riggs to a one year deal, Chicago Bears adding John Skibinski and Ted Vincent, Denver Broncos announcing Craig Morton agreed to terms on a one year contract, and Pittsburgh Steelers adding Ted Stoneburner at running back.
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National
Leseue
Montreal Expos
Wallace Johnson
Wichita
Bryn Smith
National Football League
Atlanta Falcons
Gerald Riggs
Chicago Bears
Jonn Skibinski
Ted Vincent
Denver Broncos
Craig Morton
Pittsburgh Steelers
Ted Stoneburner
Women’s College AIAW State Tournament Finals Final
SIU C edges SIU C in singles finals with Warrem defeating Rickard 6 0 6 2 and Eastman losing in a three set see saw. Doubles results show Eastman Alien and Warren Molinari teams plus multiple individual match outcomes across the event. SIU C records season and finals context with overall spring record 11 8.
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Womens College
AIAW
Ihinals
Siu-C
Lisa Warrem
Kelley Rickard
Heidi Eastman
Sue Arildsen
Alesandra Molinari
Gayathri DeSilva
Amanda Alien
Kathy Kenney
Stacey Sherman
Mauree McNamara
Maureen Harney
Sue Hutchinson
Eastman Alien
Aacna
Hutchinson
Warren-Molinarither
Jenny Roberts
Rita Hoppman
Sherman
Mona Etchinso
Ae Matts
Barbd Barnes
Eastman-Allen
Gayathri DeSilva-Reichert
U of
Molinari-Warrem Ben Lagat Dellow
WIU
Warrem
Alessandra Malinari
Sue Arildten Kay Kenney
Crabtree's late hit lifts Wildcats in Pyramid title game
Marion's Trevor Crabtree ended a .540 to .420 slump by ripping a two-out, eighth inning single off West Frankfort reliever Ritchie Morthland to drive in the winning run as the Wildcats defeated the Redbirds 6-5 to win the sixth Pyramid Baseball Tournament at Herrin Memorial Field. Trevor Wolaver earned the win, while Morganthaler took the loss, with Marion clinching a fourth straight Pyramid title.
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Oes
Pete Rosenberg
Herrin’s Memorial Field
Crabtree
John Hill
Wildcats
West Frankfort
Johnston City
Trevor Wolaver
Morthland
Scott Morganthaler
Wolaver
Marion
Gary Moake
Denny Richey
Denny
Redbirds
Morganthaler
John Moake
Marc Palmer
Scott Robinson
Moake
Trevor
Jack Fletcher
Fletcher
Palmer
Herrin
Carterville
Tiger
Robinson
John Ren
Nie
Mitch Strang
Lions
Bill McCandless
Strang
Varnon Morse
Hill
Oe Strang
Scott Graves
Cameron Trusty
Trusty
Canucks edge Hawks 4 3 in game three of semifinal
Vancouver forwards Fraser and Smyl scored after penalties to lift the Canucks 4 3 over Chicago. Gradin and Belland also tallied on first period power plays as Vancouver secures a 2 1 series lead. Bannerman and Brodeur faced 30 and 27 shots respectively as Chicago clings to hope ahead of game four.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Curt Fraser
Stan Smyl
Canucks
Chicago Black Hawks
Fraser
Smyl
Hawks
Rick Paterson
Chicago
Richard Brodeur
Thomas Gradin
Neil Belland
Glen Sharpley
Doug Wilson
Roger Neilson
Neilson
NHL
Brodeur
Murray Bannerman
Andy van Hellemond
Tom Lysiak
Lars Lindgren
Gradin
Ivan Hlinka
Belland
Bannerman
Savard
Paterson
Peter Marsh
Jim Nill
Dave Williams
Williams
Gerry Minor
Kennedy Leads Padres In 9-6 Victory Over Phillies
Kennedy hit his first homer of the season and drove in three runs as the Padres beat the Phillies 9 to 6. DeLeon pitched five innings of two hit relief to secure the win for San Diego. Kennedy started the scoring with a sac fly, then hit a key RBI single in the fifth and belted the final run in the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Diego
Terry Kennedy
Luis DeLeon
San Diego Padres
Philadelphia Phillies
Kennedy
Padres
Gilder Leads Nelson Golf Meet With 54-Hole Record
Bob Gilder shot a 199 total after 54 holes at the Byron Nelson Golf Classic in Dallas. He carded three under par Saturday, seizing the lead as favorable scoring conditions continued and aiming to extend his two PGA titles in seven years.
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Dallas
Bob Gilder
Comimo
Sive
Gilder
Royals Rally Past Blue Jays 8 7 in Wild Finish
Hal McRae delivered two two run doubles fueling a seven inning rally as the Kansas City Royals beat the Toronto Blue Jays 8 to 7. Key sequences included McRae’s fifth inning two run double and a seventh inning surge with backing by Cesar Geronimo John Wathan and Onix Concepcion.
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Kansas City, Mo
Hal McRae
Kansas City Royals
Toronto Blue Jays
Royals
Mark Bomback
Cesar Geronimo
John Wathan
George Brett
Dale Murray
Amos Otisa
Alfredo Griffin
Geronimo
Wathan
McRae
Jerry Martin
Onix Concepcion
Toronto
Also Mentioned on This Page
Men’s Community College
Kaskaskia
Belleville
Jonn Pey
Dave Slimack
Tim Isaak
Mark Grady
Belleville Area
Rich Hargis
Jacobs
Craig Klein
Ken Brown
Chuck Mathews
Jeff Jensen
Ritchie Morthland
Trevor Crabtree
Herring Herrin
Greg Wanestreet
Stue Ridings
Steve Ryan
Todd White
Brooks Venable
Merkin
Venabie
Noakes
Brown
Zimmer
West Hang
Sett Wooteson
Stu Ridings
Curtis Wharton
Red Bud Tener
Sparta
Steeleville
Luther Saxonn
Daryl Winkelman
Larry Beattie
Deric Rees
Okawville
Red Bud
Siebel
Heister
Gary Bockhorn
Darryl
Winker
Boas
Tamarosa
Pelker
Commean
Johnson
Rowland
Meadows
Collins
Chester
Lyeria van Brewer
Klintworth
Yankey
HR — Brewer
Dobbs
Abernathy
Shawnee
Waltonville
Wattonville
Kevin Edwards
Kelly McCowen
Mark Simmons
Tony Bendieman
John Clendenin
Steve Woytus
Tim Dressler
Kelly McCowan
Dewey Adams
Darrell Myers
Jay Connell
Bruce Anderson
Scott Abernathy
HR Abernathy
Simmons
Gorham
Cobden
Spall
Garver
Britt
Glidewell
Lindsey
Shields
Flamm
Harrisburg
Macleansboro
Irvin and Schuster
Thompson
Absher
Sheppard
Charlie Morgan
Massac
Murray Sheppard
Swinford and Williamson
Watson
Carlton
Stafford
Swinford
Williamson
Vienna
McCeansboro
Moreno
Walker
Grubb
Schuster
Schustz
Creher
Chester Nashville
Clark and Abernathy
Heseman and
Rhine
Brewer
Anders
HR — Anders
Mites
Cartton
Adams
Andreson
Rendieman
HR — Simmons
McMahan
Wilson and Gulley, Beggs and Goins
Seatttie
Wiese
Benton SA
Lesser-Walier
Rains
Modgiin
Stevens
Ado
Bradley
Campbell
Maureen McNamera
Amandada Allen
Sue Uranich
ISU
Allen
Mary Reimann
Dana Webber
Molinari
Uranich
Subldaer Ten Sue
Ie Herev Riechert
U of Ai
Pyramid Baseball
Denis Savard
Sharpley
Lars Molin
Black Hawks
Nelson
Royal Rally
Dan Quisenberry
Barry Bonnell
Jesse Barfield
Buck Martinez
Damaso Garcia
Rance Mulliniks
Blue Jays
Dave Frost
Mulliniks
Lloyd Moseby
Willie Upshaw
Griffin
Grant Jackson
Marion & Main St
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