J R Keeps Astros In Front With 12 Strikeouts
J R Richard pitched a 12 strikeout two hitter leading Houston to a 3-0 victory over Montreal Expos. Richard’s season total rose to 244 as manager Dick Williams and teammate Enos Cabell praised his fronting dominance. Cincinnati pulled within a half game behind Houston with a 4-2 win over Philadelphia as Dan Driessen drove in two in the ninth. San Diego beat Chicago 5-4 on Paul Dade’s pinch hit in the 10th and Los Angeles topped Pittsburgh 4-2 with Dusty Baker’s ninth inning homer. New York edged Atlanta 21-15 in a suspended game completion.
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Montefusco Walks Out After Giants Fine at Candlestick
San Francisco Giants pitcher John Montefusco refused to return to the team after being fined 500 dollars along with three teammates for breaking manager Joe Altobelli's rules on an airplane trip. The Giants opened a three game series with the St. Louis Cardinals as Montefusco weighed his options following Sundays 4-1 loss to the Cubs.
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Major League Standings and Schedule Update
Baseball standings show Baltimore leading the American League with 66 wins and 66 games. Boston and Milwaukee trail, while New York and Detroit sit mid pack. Upcoming games include Toronto at Oakland and Minnesota visiting Baltimore with several interleague matchups.
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Area sports schedule features multiple high school events
Thursday brings girls basketball action with Strasburg Central and Warren County facing Luray. Friday cross country at Park View James Wood, plus football matches Strasburg Wilson Memorial Loudoun Valley Broad Run Hedgesville. Winchester Youth Soccer registration and Shenandoah Valley Runners 15K on Heritage Day add.
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Major League Baseball Leaderboard and Transactions Highlight
The compiled leaders include Lynn and Rice leading Boston with 36 and 33 home runs respectively, and Brett and LeFlore notable for RBI and steals. Pitching leaders show John and Caldwell atop win totals, with several teams trading and waiving players across the NFL and CFL-like entries, including Oakland, Rams, Dolphins, Jets, and more with various roster moves and injuries.
Carpenter Foresees Phillies Slump After Rose Arrival
AP reports Philadelphia owner Ruly Carpenter expected a rough season after Pete Rose joined the Phillies. The team sits fifth in the NL East as injuries and other factors hinder performance, with no shakeups planned and a plan to reassess next spring. Peter Fleming, known as John McEnroe's doubles partner, wins his first major singles title at the rain-delayed TAP tournament in Mason, Ohio.
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