Baseball and Hockey Scores and Schedules For Week
Scores and upcoming games across leagues list Wednes day results for Boston Detroit Minnesota Oakland New York Cleveland and others with several games postponed by snow. Thursday and Friday schedules cover Cleveland Chicago Toronto Kansas City Oakland Seattle Milwaukee and more with both American and National League matchups noted.
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Rebels Player Daise Poised to Lead Future at Augusta College
Coach Michael Gossett of Thurmond praises Daise as a rising star in the Rebels program. Daise, named Aiken Standard Player of the Year and first-team all conference, is seen as central to Augusta College’s projected future with many expecting him to become a junior and senior standout.
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Bovain Chooses Clemson In NCAA Signing Day
Clemson joined colleges statewide on the first day of the NCAA signing period to land two national letters of intent for basketball. Andre Bovain from Keenan High School Columbia and Tyone Paul from Morningside High School Inglewood Calif signed with the Tigers. Bovain averaged 20 points and seven rebounds per game last season helping the Raiders reach the state 3A playoffs. South Carolina signed one player Wednesday Jamie Watson from Wilson North Carolina.
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Multimillion Marks-Langston Shine in Openers for Royals and Angels
Langston and Witt combined on California's no hitter against Seattle as Langston debuted with a seven inning stint. Davis secured Kansas City's 2-1 win with a perfect ninth for his first AL save. Davis signed a four year $13 million deal, while Langston earned $16 million over five seasons.
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Rangers bash Blue Jays as Incaviglia drives five RBIs
Pete Incaviglia homered and tied a career high with five RBIs as Texas built a 10-0 lead. The Blue Jays saw their sellout streak end at SkyDome with 35,031 in attendance. Incaviglia added a two run single and a three run homer while George Bell hit a career grand slam for Toronto.
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Langston Shuts Out Mariners as Angels Win
Langston struck out three and walked four as the Angels defeated the Mariners 1-0 at Anaheim Stadium in front of 25 632 fans. Wally Joyner overthrew on a first base grounder in the fifth, an error, and Witt closed with a notable no hitter bid. The note recalls California's last no hitter by Juan Nieves in Milwaukee and references a 1984 season ending perfect game against Texas.
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Giants Hammer Braves In Opener To Start Title Defense
San Francisco pitchers held Atlanta to eight runs in the opener as Kevin Bass and Robby Thompson homered for the Giants in an 8-0 victory. In the nightcap Mark Lemke drove in a run with the bases loaded to back Atlanta’s 4-3 win. Rick Reuschel, 40, logged 5 2/3 innings of three-hit ball in the opener.
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