National League East and American League standings and games
The standings show St Louis leading the NL East at 26 17 with a .605, New York 24 16 .571, Philadelphia 22 19 .537, Montreal 7 1 .513, Pittsburgh 17 22 .436, Chicago 25 8 64 in the division. In the NL West, Atlanta leads at 22 18, San Diego 22 18, Los Angeles 21 22 .488, Houston 19 24 .442, San Francisco 19 25 .432, Cincinnati 25 .390. In the AL, Boston 71 3 68 3, Detroit 25 14 .64, Milwaukee 20 19 .513, New York 20 19 .513, Baltimore 9 21 .475, Cleveland 7 23 .6 425, Toronto 7 24 (4 15). Resulting game scores include Philadelphia 9 Cincinnati 1, New York 5 Atlanta 3, Montreal 2 Houston 0, San Diego 2 Chicago 2, Pittsburgh 9 Los Angeles 3 among others. Batting leaders include R Jones San Diego .357 and J Thompson Pittsburgh .351 with various RBI and hit tallies. Pitching leaders list Sut ton Houston 7-1 2.24 etc. The rest of the page lists numerous league batting, pitching, and fielding stats across leagues.
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California and NFL moves dominate Monday sports notes
Transactions item lists multiple signings and roster moves across baseball, basketball, football, hockey, and boxing. Key names include Dave Goltz Burt Hooton Jay Johnstone and Scotty Stirling with various teams and leagues noting signings waivers trades and appointments.
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Associated Press
California Angels
Dave Goltz
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Burt Hooton
Vicente Romo
Jay Johnstone
Ron Roenicke
Albuquerque
Gordon
Scotty” Stirling
Footbal
National Football League
LOS Angeles Rams
Doug Barnett
Kerry Locklin
Philadelphia Eagles
Max Ranager
Steve Kenney
Rob Taylor
Hetterhning
Wiley Brown
Pittsburgh Steelers
Pete Harris
NFL nets to pay $740 million under CBS deal
CBS president Thomas Wyman said the NFL’s new five year, 2.1 billion package stunned executives. Neal Pilson of CBS Sports cited a 740 million CBS contract with the league, with ABC at 670 million and NBC at 650 million.
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San Francisco
National Football League
NFL
CBS
Thomas Wyman
Wyman
Pete Rozelle
Neal Pilson
CBS Sports
ABC
NBC
Chester golfer earns spot in National Long Drive finals
Brad Koeneman of Chester qualified for the National Long Drive contest with a 331.47 foot drive Sunday at Creve Coeur Recreation Complex in St. Louis Missouri. He will advance to the National Drive Finals at Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa in August during the PGA championship. Larry Shannahan of Belleville was the other Illinois qualifier with a 314.55 foot drive.
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Chester
Crevecour
St. Louis
Southern Hills Country Club
Tulsa
Larry Shannahan
Belleville
Illinois
Big Red sign two rookies with contracts
St. Louis Cardinals signed two top rookies to one year deals. Linebacker Darnell Dailey from Maryland and defensive end James Williams from North Carolina A&T became the club's first draft picks to sign. Cards official Bob Wallace said three more draftees, including No. 1 pick Luis Sharpe of UCLA, would be signed.
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ST. Louis Cardinals
Darnell Bailey
James Williams
Washington Redskins
Kenny Daniels
Richard Foley
Jeff Hayes
George Lewis
Darry Minor
Lee North
John McCollum
Juan Taylor
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Walter Smoijver
Peter Gales
ST. Louis
Darnell Dailey
Maryland
North Carolina A&t
Dailey
Williams
Atto
Bob Wallace
Luis Sharpe
UCLA
Trico tops Tamaroa as softball favorites run to 100th win
Trico rolled to a 37-1 mercy-shortened win over Tamaroa in five innings as Dawn Adcock and Waggoner sparked a big early lead. The win marked Trico’s 100th program victory in ten years while Tamaroa played shorthanded without four seniors. Other regional results included Carbondale no-hitting Shawnee 13-0 and Herrin routing Carterville 20-0 as favorites advanced.
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Kaha,rossi
Sealant Co
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Waggoner
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Trico
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Marlene Verdun
Herrin
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Shawnee
Pribble
Chris Falk
Terriers
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RBI
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Carterville
Kerri Blaylock
Blaylock
Johnston City
Anna Jonesboro
Anna
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Becky Wigert
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Donna Weshbecher
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Slow pitch tournament planned at Johnston City Park
A 16 team slow pitch men’s softball tournament will be sponsored by Southern Illinois Sporting Goods on June 12 and 13 at Johnston City Park. Trophies will be awarded to four places and a most valuable player. Teams should call Ross or David Babington at 983-5311 before 5 p.m. and 983-6510 after 5 p.m.
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