Major League Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
Major League Baseball results compiled by the Associated Press include Houston falling 3-7 to Los Angeles in the National League West, Oakland 4-0 over Kansas City in the AL West, and Montreal taking a 3-1 win over Philadelphia as Montreal leads the series 1-0. Houston up a long 11-inning 1-0 win over Los Angeles to lead 2-0, Oakland leading 2-0 vs Kansas City, and New York 5-3 over Milwaukee with New York leading 1-0. Today’s schedule features multiple East and West division games, including New York at Milwaukee and Houston at Los Angeles, plus a girls’ junior high and boys’ tournament notes.
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Associated Press
Houston
Los Ales
Oakland
Kansas City
Montreal
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
New York
Milwaukee
John
Vuckovich
Ruthven
Gurlickson
City
Gura
Ositend Empire
Knepper
Hooton
Lea Nationa Gue
Cincinnati Reds
Jim Lett
Waterbury
National Basketball Association
Cleveland Cavaliers
Russell Bowers
Ethan Martin
Ken Page
Kansas City Kings
Steve Johnson
NEW York Jets
Billy Taylor
New York Giants
Kenny Lewis
SAN Diego Chargers
Allan Ellis
Chicago Bears
NY Islanders
Washington
NY Rangers
Buffalo
Boston
Hartford
Toronto
St.Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Minnesota
Edmonton
Vancouver
Pittsburgh
Los Acoates
Quebec
Calgary
Ladelphia
Winnipeg
TV sports schedule highlights and boxing and rodeo events
A detailed listing of sports programming across ESPN and USA networks, featuring National League Division Series Philadelphia at Montreal, NFL Story: Line By Line, various rodeo and boxing telecasts, CFL football, college football review, and sport forum segments scheduled through Friday daytime and late night slots. The guide lists channels, times, and event names for the slate.
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Espn — Sports Center
Philadelphia
Montreal
ESPN
USA
Espn — Sports Forum
Totowa
N.J
British Columbia
Edmonton
U.S
Las Vegas
Cobden and Egyptian girls win in SEC meet tennis? hold on
Cobden's Lisa Dammerman fired a two hitter as Egyptian blasted Joppa 23 to 1 in the South Egyptian Conference girls softball tournament. Dammerman added three hits while Denise Nobles, Denise Vance and Renee DuBois contributed multiple hits. Century led 10 to 9 before Egyptian surged in the final frame. Diana DuBois hit the only homer.
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Cobden
Lisa Dammerman
Joppa
Century
Dammerman
Apple Knockers
Denise Nobles
Denise Vance
Renee DuBois
DuBois
Gina Newell
Ginny Wendling
Cent
Kathy Miller
Vienna
Goreville
Illinois Intercollegiates tennis at SIUC Thursday
SIUC hosts the men's Illinois Intercollegiates tennis tournament starting Friday at 9 a.m. with 10 teams including SIU, SIUE, Northwestern, Illinois and Illinois State. SIU is hampered by injuries to three players while SIUE is favored. top entrants include Ken Flach, Doug Burke, Danny Weiss, and Darrell Smith.
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Siuc
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Siu-Edwardsville
Northwestern
University of Illinois
Ilinois-Chicago Circle
Illinois State
Sangamon State
Eastern Illinois
Principia
Augustana
SIUE
Brian Stanley
Gabriel Coch
A Sieg Roukis
Ken Flach
Siu-E
Doug Burke
Danny Weiss
Darrell Smith
Phillips claims third world title at Atco drag race
Mike Phillips of Murphysboro clinched his third world championship in modified motorcycle drag racing at the U S Nationals in Atco New Jersey. He placed second in the race but amassed enough season points to win the title setting a new elapsed time record of 10.46 seconds at 125 mph on a Suzuki GS 798.
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Mike Phillips
Murphysboro
U.S
Atco
N.J
Phillips
Florida
New Hampshire
Connecticut
California
New Alg
Masbdoro
Anna-Jonesboro hosts fifth annual cross country meet
The Anna-Jonesboro Invitational will run at 4 p.m. Friday on a 2.8 mile course. Teams entered include Cobden Carrier Du Quoin Carbondale Murphy Pinckneyville Chester Egyptian and host Wildcats. Former Metropolis standout Gary Bremer holds the 14 30 record on the course. Du Quoin is favored to win, according to coach Charles McCann.
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Anna-Jonesboro
Metropolis
Gary Bremer
Illinois
Anna Jonesboro
Charles McCann
Pigskin picks for prep to college games across regions
Picks cover Prep Centralia at Carbondale Murphysboro at Du Quoin Marion at West Frankfort Chester at Anna-Jonesboro and more. Includes scores for each listed game across high schools colleges SIU-C Illinois and pro teams with final tallies such as Carbondale 20-14 and St. Louis 28-21.
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Louann Sims
Sparta
Nashville
Pinckneyville
Carlyle
Panthers
Lesser-Walier
Carterville
Zeigler
Royalton
Elverado
Mike Estes 48 20: Scores Across The Region
Mike Estes provides a sequence of football scores including Carbondale 17-14 Murphysboro and Massac County 46-0, with teams represented such as SIU C, Purdue, St. Louis, Charleston, and Mount Vernon in a regional accounting of results.
Notable Scores List for Nick Sorta and Rivals
A compact tally shows Nick Sorta and multiple opponents with scores: 47-21 Carbondale, 24-6 Murphysboro, 14-6 Marion, 12-8 Chester, 28-3 Mount Vernon, 27-6 Nashville, 18-3 Pinckneyville, 19-6 Carterville, 28-0 Elverado, 18-16 Christopher, 26-0 Harrisburg, 35-6 Charleston, Mo., 28-0 Fairfield, 8-6 West Texas State, 17-10 Purdue, 35-30 St. Louis, 24-20.
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Centralia
Carbondale
Murphysboro
du Quoin
Marion
West Frankfort
Chester
Anna-Jonesboro
Herrin
Mount Vernon
Nashville
Sparta
Pinckneyville
Carlyle Lesser-Walier
Carterville
Zeigler-Royalton
Elverado
Johnston City
Christopher
Harrisburg
Benton
Charleston
Cairo
Massac Co
Ballard Co
McLeansboro
Fairfield
Prep
Charleston, Mo
Ballard County
Massac County
Marion librarian tests her skill in prognostication
Louann Sims of Marion serves as guest pigskin prognosticator for the Southern Illinoisan. She predicts several regional games with cautious confidence, naming teams like Centralia, West Texas State, Purdue, and Massac County among others, noting depth and injuries while maintaining a light humorous tone.
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Southern Illinoisan
Louann Sims
Marion
Wildcats
Southern Illinois
Westayette
Ind
Carlyle
Purdue
Louann
Saluki teams face lineup, lineup shifts and invitational
SIU Carbondale volleyball at SIU C Arena faces Jefferson Community College with 10 healthy players as coach Debbie Hunter tunes offense for Memphis State. Lisa Enoch red shirts after injuring leg. Penny West leaves team. Cross country hosts Saluki Invitational at Midland Hills, while tennis, golf and softball prepare for weekend meets and internal matchups.
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Siu-C
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Jefferson Community College
Saluki
Debbie Hunter
Memphis State
Volkers
SIUC
Anna Jonesboro
Lisa Enoch
Enoch
Sally Perkins
Hunter
Penny West
Shelbyville
West
Midland Hills
Carbondale
Salukis
Court rules in favor of Unser in Indianapolis race ruling
United States Auto Club had awarded the 1968 Indianapolis 500 to Mario Andretti after penalizing A. J. Unser for a late line violation. An appeal panel overturned the penalty, restoring Unser as winner of last May's race and reigniting debate over the result.
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Deira
United States Auto Club
USAC
Mario Andretti
Unser
Tim
Rapadel
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