Basketball Standings and Weekend Schedule
East and Midwest divisions listed with team records and playoff notes. Thursday results include Milwaukee over Detroit 130 121 and Atlanta over New York 100 79. Weekend games across the NBA and MLB venues are shown with times and locales.
Hockey and Baseball Scores And Upcoming Games
The chapter lists Thursday results with teams including Toronto Detroit Montreal Milwaukee Cleveland Atlanta Houston New York Mets Pittsburgh Philadelphia St Louis Cincinnati Chicago Boston Baltimore Kansas City Chicago Cubs San Francisco California San Diego Oakland Seattle and notes ties do not count in standings. Friday scheduled games feature AAA matches Portland Philadelphia Clearwater 12 pm Boston Cincinnati Tampa 1 pm Kansas City Montreal West Palm Atlanta Baltimore Miami 1 30 pm Mets Detroit Lakeland White Sox Houston Kis simmee 1 35 pm Cleveland Chicago Cubs Mesa Calgary Seattle Tempe Texas New York Yankees Fort Lauderdale 7 30 pm Pittsburgh St Louis St Peters burg 7 30 pm San Diego State San Diego 10 pm California Los Angeles 10 35 pm.
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Pro Football Matchups and Horse Racing Results
Pro Football listings show Oakland at Birmingham and other games with times. Arcadia track features Golden Screen winning the $32,000 feature in a tight finish. In horse racing, Burnt Feathers wins the Signal Corp Purse at Baltimore and Prince Ford tops the Auberge Purse at Sportsman's Park.
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Arcadia
Calif
Santa Anita
Baltimore
Signal Corp
Cicero
Ill
Prince Ford
Sportsman's Park
Hot Springs
Ark
Tiffany Ice
Oaklawn
New York
Cooper
Vinny
Aqueduct
Thursday's Sports Transactions Summary
Major league teams shuffle rosters with injuries trades and call ups. Key moves include Boston placing Jerry Remy on the 21 day disabled list and Indians designating hitter Andre Thornton for the same period, while Seattle and Texas execute trades and minor league assignments.
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Boston Red Sox
Jerry Remy
Jeff Newman
Ed Jurak
Mike Brown
Ed Glynn
Itchers
Pawtucket
Cleveland Indians
Andre Thornton
Jim Sing
Keith Creel
Geno Petralli
Danny Rohn
Maine
Kevin Buckley
Texas Rangers
Buckley
Kansas City Royals
Mike Brewer
Pat Putnam
Dave Leeper
Jim Scranton
Tom Niemann
Omaha
Mark Huismann
Renie Martin
NEW York Yankees
Rex Hudler
Keith Smith
Columbus
Brian Fisher
Juan Espino
Seattle Mariners
Tom Burns
New York Mets
Paul Hollins
Hollins
Chattanooga
Roy Thomas
Karl Best
Dave Tobik
John Moses
Mickey Rivers
Pure
Scott
Orlando Mercado
Glenn Brummer
Toronto Blue Jays
Rick Leach
Syracuse
Fred Manrique
McEnroe Advances In Volvo Classic
John McEnroe tops Mike Leach 6-1 6-2 in the Volvo tournament in Chicago after saying recent play has been off. Jim Connors edges David Pate 6-4 7-6 in a tough match as he emphasizes the need to win above all.
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McEnroe
Chicago
John McEnroe
Mike Leach
Europe
Jimmy Connors
Wildcats Honored at White House After Championship
Villanova coach Rollie Massimino and the Wildcats visited the White House with President Reagan after winning the national title. Massimino called the trip a dream come true and highlighted the team’s hard work and dedication. The president joked about being a Georgetown Hoyas fan but welcomed the Wildcats as constituents.
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White House
Villanova
Rollie Massimino
Hillside
N.J
Georgetown
Hoya
Massimino
Rose Garden
Ronald Reagan
Jake Nevin
Reagan
Wildcats
Daddy Mass
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