Baseball leaders share NL and AL stat leaders
National League batting leaders include Madlock Pittsburgh at 410 at bats and Cruz Houston with 318. Pitching leaders list Denny Philadelphia 16 decisions, 760 strikeouts, and Candelaria Pittsburgh 15-8. American League batting shows Bogos Boston 361 and Ripken Baltimore 318 runs. Fielding and other categories note Murphy Atlanta home runs and Ray Montreal stolen bases.
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Pittsburgh
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Houston
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Montreal
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Philadelphia
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Chicago
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Atlanta
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Los Angeles
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San Diego
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Cincinnati
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San Francisco
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Boston
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California
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Yaz bids farewell as Red Sox honor Yaz Day at Fenway
Carl Yastrzemski ends a 23 year Red Sox career after a final day filled with tributes and a modest on field farewell. Wade Boggs wins batting title, Jim Rice homers to pace Boston as they beat Cleveland 4 1. Nipper earns first major league win in a dismal season for Boston.
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Nipper
Atlanta
Mets
Expos
Frank Howard
New York
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George Bamberger
Rusty Staub
Astros
Reds
Houston
Jose Cruz
White Sox clinch AL West and finish strong in 1983 season
The Chicago White Sox, first to clinch the AL, ended with a 99 win season and a league leading 20 game margin over Kansas City. Baltimore closed with wins and a 98 victory total. The teams prepare for a best of five series starting in Baltimore with Pitchers Hoyt and McGregor set to start.
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