Major League Standings and Thursday Results
National League East standings show Chicago leading with a .667 mark, followed by Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Thursday results: Philadelphia beat St Louis 6 2, Pittsburgh defeated New York 4 2, Atlanta won 3 2 over San Francisco, San Diego topped Cincinnati 3 0. Upcoming games list touchpoints for several matchups across leagues.
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Handley Girls roll past Martinsburg in tennis clash
Handley girls win 8-1 over Martinsburg with five singles wins led by Garber Carr Hall Keller and Hockman. Doubles Garber-Babb and Hall-Carr prevail as Handley improves to 8-1 in doubles and 8-2 in the season.
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Buffalo Wins Semifinal Over Montreal In Close Game
In a tight best of seven, Buffalo defeats Montreal 4-3 to take a 4-2 series lead. Buffalo rider Stephanie Lynn shines on debut sparkles as high nail Odens Gold and Melander provide key plays while the Islanders roll past Philadelphia 5-1 with Philadelphia holding a 32 lead in the later game.
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Rosedale Baptist Dominates Nazarene in Softball Opener
Rosedale Baptist surged to a 17-6 victory over Nazarene as four homers fueled a strong start in Church League play. Don Hopkins, Rodney Van Meier, Doug Madigan, and Mark Feltner homered, while David Arnold earned the win on the mound. Burnt Factory, Sunnyside, Braddock Street and others posted wins in the same night.
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Locklear's Four Hits Sink Reds in Padres Win
San Diego outfielder Gene Locklear went 4-for-4 with two singles and two doubles as the Padres halted Cincinnati's four-game streak behind Randy Jones four-hit outing. Other NL games featured Phillies over Cardinals 6-2 and Pirates 4-2 over Mets.
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Crampton Takes Lead at Byron Nelson Classic
Australian Bruce Crampton opened with a five under par 66 to take a one stroke lead in the Byron Nelson Golf Classic worth 175000 dollars in Dallas. He previously won the Houston Open and expressed a strong desire to win this event.
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Islanders Rally Past Flyers In Toronto Playoff Showdown
New York Islanders trounced the Philadelphia Flyers 5-1 on the Flyers’ home ice to narrow the series. Glenn Resch stopped 28 of 29 shots as J.P. Parise, Jude Drouin, Bob Nystron and Nystrom keyed the New York attack to cut the deficit to 3-2 with the next game on Islanders’ ice.
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Chicago Beats Golden State in West Final Game Five
Chicago defeats Golden State 89 to 79 to take a 3-2 lead in the Western Conference finals. Washington leads Boston 3-1 in the Eastern Conference. No NBA games scheduled Friday. ABA finals show no games scheduled Thursday.
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