Baseball Standings and Scores Across Leagues
National League standings show St Louis leading with 25 16 and New York 22 18, Philadelphia 20 19, Montreal 18 19, Chicago 2 6 2, Pittsburgh 8, and Atlanta 26 14 in the Western. Montreal Cincinnati and Houston win results. several daily games and upcoming schedule details included across leagues.
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Philadelphia
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
San Diego
Los Angeles
Houston
San Francisco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Ruthven
Niekro
Rogers
Boston
Detroit
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Toronto
Cleveland
California
Kansas City
Oakland
Seattle
Ole Texas
Minnesota
Texas
New York I
Mount Vernon
Centralia
Marion
Mattoon
Murphysboro
Harrisburg
Carbondale
Effingham
Highland
Charleston
Olney
Salem
Herring
Randy Edmonson
Mar
Rob Murphy
Mtv
Darin Sigler
Barry Gravenhurst
David Bundy
Chuck Tadros
Chuck Sherline
Mat
Ron Sager
Jim Chandler
Frank Browning
Paul York
Mark Bittle
Darryl Frerker
Charles Bastnagel
Scott Gill
Darry Frerker
Gill
van Gardner
Sal
Sean Kitts
Kyle Fortney
Cen
High Hurdies
Mark Reichman
Scott Ruddie
Eric Chavis
Robbie Cash
Steve Kyle
Low Hurdies
Keith Osborne
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Cash
Gary Voudrie
Ken Anderson
Mur
Matt Patrick
Sherrill
Felipe Martin
Stephan O’daniel
Tom Weiler
Martin
Boyd Lance
Enrico Castellano
Lowell Anderson
Dennis Jones
Larry Alli
Ben Duggan
Steve Whistler
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Dan Burwell
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Waltonville faces Nashville in Class A Waltonville regional final
Waltonville and Nashville Hornets advance to a 4 p.m. Monday regional final after Waltonville edged Du Quoin 3-2 in nine innings and Nashville beat Pinckneyville 7-3. The winners, with Waltonville at 16-8 and Nashville at 12-9, advance from the Friday slate where Gorham beat Carterville 11-2 and Shawnee defeated Cobden 4-1.
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Wattonville
Nashville
Waltonville
Massac County
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Spartans
Kenton Aud
Scott England
Greg Wilson
Darrell Anders
Indians
Steve Woytus
Aud
Cobden
Indians’ Boehne fans 11 in victory, improves to 8-0
Quoin Jim Boehne pitched for the Indians, fanning 11 to run his record to 8-0. In regional action, Sparta outslugged Marissa 7-4 in the darkness delayed game before falling to New Athens 92. Tim Gasser took the loss for Sparta, dropping to 187. New Athens led 60-0 early, then added three more runs before the game ended. Larry Beattie went the distance for Sparta to beat Marissa, while Curt Miles struck out seven as Vienna beat Meridian 5-2, with Craig Lester collecting two hits and two runs for Vienna and batting .381.
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Beattie
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Lewis
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Gasser
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Amaaurer
Chester
Okanville
Gorham
John Glidewell
Tim Hellman
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Goreville
Scott Abernathy
Jeff Connell
Shawnee
Don Garver
Cobden
Jim Boehne
Indians
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Bulldogs
Larry Beattie
Curt Miles
Vienna
Meridian
Craig Lester
Nelson in Georgia Classic leads after rain delays
Larry Nelson birdied three of the last six holes to grab a three stroke edge in the Georgia Pacific Atlanta Golf Classic third round. He sits at 15 under par 201 at Atlanta Country Club as Keith Fergus Peter Jacobsen and Ray Floyd chase.
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Larry Nelson
Nelson
Atlanta Country Club
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Peter Jacobsen
Ray Floyd
Fergus
Jacobsen
Floyd
Roger Maltbie
Wayne Levi
Tom Watson
Lee Elder
Gibby Gilbert
Scott Hoch
Tommy Valentine
Lanny Wadkins
Hoch
Wadkins
Celtics and 76ers in tight Game Seven showdown
NBA playoff conference finals wrap with multiple scores from May games. Philadelphia and Boston traded blowouts and close wins as Boston rallies, while the 76ers force a decisive matchup. Western totals show Los Angeles sweeping San Antonio.
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Franchise moves and signings across Major Leagues
Baseball deals include New York Yankees reclaiming Mike Patterson from Columbus and Seattle Mariners signing Rick Sweet while promoting Gary Gray from Salt Lake City. Toronto adds Kash Beauchamp. Football signings reach Chicago Bears with six players and Cleveland Browns trade Don Goode to Oakland. Kansas City Chiefs add five new players. Daytona Beach fires Bud Farmer. Denver appoints Ron Grahame as assistant hockey coach.
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Mike Patterson
Columbus
Seattle Mariners
Rick Sweet
New York Mets
Gary Gray
Salt Lake City
Toronto Blue Jays
Kash Beauchamp
Chicago Bears
Duke Fergerson
Tim Clark
Pat Dean
Jim Bob Harris
Bob Meyer
Calvin Thomas
Cleveland Browns
Don Goode
Oakland Raiders
Kansas City Chiefs
Dei Thomspson
Durwood Roquemore
Greg Smith
Joe Yacovitch
Mike Phillips
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Bud Farmer
Denver
Ron Grahame
Mets win in 12th on Stearns bunt against Astros
New York catcher John Stearns raced home on a bunt by pitcher Neil Allen in the 12th to lift the Mets to a 6-5 victory over Houston after blowing a four-run lead in the ninth. The Mets had tied the game late on Puhl’s slam relief and rallies from Stearns, Rajsich, and Staub.
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Neil Allen
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Astros
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Randy Moffitt
Alan Ashby
Ashby
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Phil Garner
Craig Swan
Craig Reynolds
Dave Kingman
Puhl
Swan
George Foster
Kingman
Rusty Staub
Dave Rajsich
Orphans win district tennis title in Murphysboro
Jim Hudson of Centralia defeated Bill Pierce of Cairo 3-6 6-2 6-1 to win the singles title as the Orphans led Murphysboro to the IHSA District victory in Murphysboro. In doubles Brad Brush and Steve Pautler beat Tim Soloman and Pierce all 7-5 4-6 6-4.
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Centralia
Bill Pierce
Cairo
Orphans
Murphysboro
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Steve Pautler
Tim Soloman
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Carbondale
Salem
West Frankfort
Sparta
Arlington Heights
Slow pitch meet slated in Herrin by Southern Beverage
The Southern Beverage softball team sponsors a slow pitch tournament in Herrin June 12 13. The 12 team double elimination event charges a 60 entry fee. For details call Tony Cattaneo at 942 3460 or Harry Wade at 942 5443.
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Southern Beverage
Tony Cattaneo
Harry Wade
Simon's Daughter Wins D II Track Title at Bloomsburg
Sheila Simon, 21, of Makanda wins the Division II women's track title at Bloomsburg State College Pennsylvania. Representing Whittenberg University Ohio she soars 5 feet 8 inches in the high jump. She is the daughter of U.S. Rep. Paul Simon and Jeanne Simon.
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Bloomsburg State College
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Whittenberg University
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