Baseball standings and results from Monday games and schedules
The sheet lists standings for the American and National Leagues with teams and records, then reports Monday results: Los Angeles beat Chicago 5 4 in 10 innings, San Francisco defeated Pittsburgh 7 5, St Louis over San Diego 5 2. It also previews Today’s and Wednesday’s games with matchups and pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Montreal
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
San Diego
Houston
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Dravecky
Forsch
Gott
Tunnell
Brennan
Ruthven
Knepper
Palmer
Bedrosian
Darling
Soto
K.gross
Coleman
Lo.Smith
Dernier
Samuel
Lopes
J.deleon
Gooden
Valenzuela
Ryan
Gossage
Reardon
Le.Smith
Candelaria
DiPino
Sutter
Playoff Update Eastern Conference Semis Detroit tops Boston 102 99
Detroit wins 102 99 to knot the series at 2 2 as NBA playoff action shifts to Boston and Detroit with games on May 8 10 and 12 if needed. Milwaukee closes out Philadelphia 4 0 with a 121 112 final to complete the sweep. Chicago hockey results fragmentary.
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Baltimore
Toronto
Detroit
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Milwaukee
California
Minnesota
Kansas City
Chicago
Seattle
Oakland
Texas
Teawater
McCaskill
Clemens
Sutton
Stieb
Bannister
Blyleven
Beattie
Haas
Whit
Philadelphia
Wales
Quebec
Aday Philadelphia
Edmonton
Baseball Stat Leaders This Season Amid High Scoring Totals
Batting leaders include Salas Minnesota .381 and Puckett Minnesota with 39 hits. Pitching top strikeout totals show Boyd Boston with 42 and Morris Detroit with 34. Other categories list runs RBI doubles and home runs for players across Oakland Minnesota Seattle Boston and more with multiple ties and high counts.
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Salas
Minnesota
France
Cleveland
Bochte
Oakland
Puckett
Cooper
Milwaukee
M.davis
Carew
California
Rice
Boston
Murphy
Pettis
Ripken
Baltimore
Rbi
G.thomas
Seattle
P.bradley
Hatcher
Boggs
Cowens
Gaetti
Lemon
Detroit
Mattingly
New York
Gagne
Orta
Kansas City
Wilson
Butler
Trammell
Presley
Collins
Moseby
Toronto
Sheridan
Garcia
Boyd
Morris
Clemens
Hough
Texas
Niekro
J.howell
Righetti
Caudill
Waddell
D.moore
Hernandez
Waterloo Sparta vs Dupo Waterloo meet results
In Waterloo Sparta 80 Dupo Waterloo 43 events noted several standout marks: Harris 5-10 high jump and Harris 38-2 triple jump. Wilson 42-12 shot put. Hudson 143-4 discus. White 20-4 long jump. Kershaw 10:19.27 3200 and 4:48 1600. Ziedler 17.9 100 hurdles. Luthman 11.65 100 and 23.75 200. Whelan 2:18 800. Liner 42.94 300 hurdles. Waterloo relays clocked 1:37.81 800 and 52.72 400. 8:31.16 Dupo 3200 relay. 3:43.68 1600 relay.
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Anna Anna Jonesboro
Carterville
Cairo
Winslow
Luebbers
Carter
Graves
Wunderle
Zeigler
Nimmo
Price
Chapman
Waterloo
Sparta
Dupo
Harris
Wilson
Hudson
White
Kershaw
Hurdies — Ziedler
Luthman
Whelan
Williams
Hurdies — Liner
Local High School Sports Schedule Quick Picks
Wednesday events include boys and girls track meets in Benton and Murphysboro. Soccer and tennis fixtures feature Johnston City Goreville Centralia Trico Elvorado, with multiple county foes like Harrisburg Vienna and Cairo on the slate.
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Gorham
Goreville
Johnston City
Carterville
Centralia
Okanville
Trico
Elvorado
Waltonville
Cauterville
Galatia
Harrisburg
Mt. Vernon
Massac County
Vienna
Herrin
Marion
Benton Cobden
Anna-Jonesboro
Crab Orchard
Carrier Mills
Meridian
Dongola
Cairo
Benton
Murphysboro
Flora
Chester
Steeleville
Shawnee
Nashville
Anna Jonesboro
Egyptian
West Frankfort
Carbondale
Pope County
Chester Bears Down Trico In High-Scoring Baseball Battle
Campbell Hill area Yell owjackets win 14-9 behind three-hit performances from Bill Simms and Greg Barnhart, with pitcher Simms taking the win. Also, Eldorado cruised past Carrier Mills 12-1 as Brad Goodiey pitched a two-hitter and Scott Pilkington drove in four runs with three hits.
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Chester
Trico
Campbell Hill
Bill Simms
Greg Barnhart
Yellowjackets
Curt Clendenin
Simms
Chad Levan
Pioneers
Eldorado
Carrier Mills
Brad Goodiey
Eagles
Scott Pilkington
RBI
J.J. Unthank
Mothers Day Special At Drag Strip Promises $1000 to Super Pro Winner
Drag racing action intensifies next weekend with a Mother's Day Special. Super Pro division offers $1,000 to the winner each day. Saturday gates open 5 30 p m eliminations at 8 30 p m. Sunday gates open 11 a m eliminations at 2 30 p m. Names include Don Sappington Marty Spray Don Prusaczyk Don Trice Mike Cooksey Jay Hooper John Hanna Rodney Meadowes John Gallop Mike Phillips Tom Counce Ty Baker Larry Johnson Rick Menchowski Jim Luety Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell Kell
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Don Sappington
Jackson
Marty Spray
St. Louis
Don Prusaczyk
West Frankfort
Don Trice
Mike Cooksey
Centralia Pro
Jay Hooper
Johnston City
John Hanna
Kell
Rodney Meadowes
John Gallop
Mount Vernon
Mike Phillips
Carbondale
Tom Counce
Hurst
Ty Baker
Centralia
Larry Johnson
Rick Menchowski
Royalton
Jim Luety
Whitey Faces Decision on Coleman Stolen Base Star
Vince Coleman may be faster than a speeding bullet and could be back in the minor leagues this week. He already leads the National League with 14 steals in 14 games, while Whitey Herzog weighs whether to keep him in the lineup or send him down after his unexpected early impact.
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New York Times
NEW York
Vince Coleman
Rickey Henderson
Coleman
St. Louis Cardinals
Lonnie Smith
Juan Samuel
Philadelphia
Bob Dernier
Chicago
Whitey Herzog
Triple A
Track Meet Notes from South Seven Conference Results
South Seven Conference standings show Mount Vernon 76, Marion 66, Carbondale 45, Centralia 44, with Benton 4 and Herrin 1. Event highlights include Leslie English 36 0 in shot and Ranada Greer 108-10 in discus, plus Haake 11:47.51 in 3200 and 52.11 in 400 relay.
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Carbondale
Terriers
Leslie English
Ranada Greer
Allison Haake
Noah Seeks T of C Title at Forest Hills
France's Yannick Noah moves into the 1983 Tournament of Champions in Forest Hills after a qualifying round, facing Czechoslovakia's Josef Cihak in a first round at the $617,000 event. Top seed John McEnroe also competes on the clay.
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New York
Yannick Noah
France
West Side Tennis Club
Josef Cihak
Czechoslovakia
Forest Hills
John McEnroe
McGee Sparks Cardinals Past Padres with Four Hits
St Louis beat San Diego 5 2 as Willie McGee tied the game with two doubles and two singles in a five inning rally. Horton and Lahti combined with Cox for the win while Garvey and McReynolds homered for San Diego.
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San Diego
St. Louis
Show
Lefferts
Kennedy
Cox
Horton
Lahti
Porter
W—Cox
L— Show
McReynolds
St. Louis Cardinals
Whitey Herzog
San Diego Padres
Rick Horton
Danny Cox
Garry Templeton
al Bumbry
Padres
Jeff Lahti
Steve Garvey
Garvey
Willie McGee
McGee
Eric Shaw
Dar
Gamblers rout Portland as Kelly throws four TDs
Houston Gamblers rout Portland Breakers 45-7 behind a four TD performance from Jim Kelly and 167 receiving yards for Richard Johnson. Johnson caught three first-half TDs and a late score, while Kelly pushed his season total to 35 TD passes amid a 276-yard first half. The win moves Houston to 8-3, keeping sole lead in the Western Conference.
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Portland
Ore
Richard Johnson
United States Football League
Jim Kelly
Houston Gamblers
Portland Breakers
Johnson
Colorado
Kelly
Houston
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