National League East and West Standings and Weekend Scores
The table shows the National League East standings with New York leading at 19 8 and Montreal at 19 10, followed by Chicago St. Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh. West shows San Diego and Los Angeles atop, with Houston Cincinnati San Francisco and Atlanta Mix. Weekend games include New York 4 Philadelphia 0 and Montreal 3 Atlanta 0 among others.
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Brewers Place Vuckovich on 21 Day Disabled List
MLB notes show Milwaukee placing pitcher Pete Vuckovich on the 21 day disabled list. Mets recall Sid Fernandez and Terry Blocker from Tidewater, option Len Dykstra to Tidewater, and move Darryl Strawberry to the 15 day disabled list. Bruce Berenyi shifts from 15 day to 21 day list.
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Pete Vuckovich
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Sid Fernandez
Terry Blocker
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Darryl Strawberry
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College Baseball Missouri Valley Conference Tourney at Wichita State
Indiana State routed Illinois State 19 to 9 while Wichita State beat Bradley 6 to 5 and Bradley edged Illinois State 10 to 7. Wichita State 7, Indiana State 6. 1 30 p.m. Indiana State vs Bradley, winner to play Wichita State at 7 p.m. if Shockers lose, noon Tuesday deciding game.
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Bannister and Baines pace White Sox to 4-0 win over Tigers
Floyd Bannister pitched a complete game allowing seven hits and 11 strikeouts as Harold Baines and Ozzie Guillen drove in runs for Chicago. The White Sox built a 4-0 lead with a two-run sixth inning and a solo homer by Carlton Fisk in the eighth. Detroit threatened briefly in the fifth but Bannister retired the mood, securing the win over Jack Morris.
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Padres Rally To Top Cubs In San Diego 5 3 Victory
Keith Moreland threw away Graig Nettles grounder to start a three run sixth as the Padres overcome Davey Lopes homer in the eighth to beat Chicago 5 3. Tony Gwynn Garvey and Kennedy fueled the offense with key hits in a weekend series that drew 144 259 at San Diego.
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Lakeland Takes Weekend Tourney With Doubleheader Wins
Lakeland College of Mattoon swept Wabash Valley in a doubleheader by identical 7-6 scores to capture Region 24 junior college baseball tournament. Tim Campbell hit a solo homer in the first game, while Todd Ritchie earned a late bases-loaded walk in the second game to seal Lakeland’s victory. Wabash Valley finishes 29-18. Lakeland rises to 40-17 and will host the regional playoffs this weekend.
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Kelley outguns Kelly as Memphis top Gamb lers 17 15
Memphis Showboats quarterback Mike Kelley led a defense heavy win over the Houston Gamblers led by Jim Kelly. Kelley ran for two first half TDs while Houston scored to lead 14 6 at halftime. Final: Memphis 17 Houston 15 in USFL play.
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