Major League Baseball scores and leaders from Sunday
American League games featured Cleveland beating Toronto 5 to 4 in the first game and a 5 by 2 second game with Grich and Parrish homering for California. Milwaukee took a 5 to 4 win over Minnesota while Oakland dominated Baltimore 10 to 9. NL action saw Pittsburgh top Atlanta 5 to 2 and Montreal routing Los Angeles 7 to 3. Daily leaders include Murphy, Herr, Parker, and Gwynn across batting, and DeLeon, Tibbs, and Hernandez on the mound.
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Celtics and Lakers playoff schedule note and Texas NCAA results
NBA finals recap shows Boston leading 2-1 after three games with results May 27 30 and June 2. NCAA Outdoor Track and Field championships in Austin list multiple event winners across men and women, with schools Hallmarked such as Florida State Texas Wisconsin and LSU among others.
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Weekend Sports Results and Horse Racing Highlights
Pro Football standings show New Jersey, Birmingham, and Oakland atop their conferences. Saturday NFL scores include New Jersey over Memphis and Baltimore over Jacksonville. Horse racing notes include Proud Truth skipping the Belmont due to a left cannon bone fracture and multiple stakes wins at Golden Gate Fields, Pimlico, Calder, Belmont Park, Monmouth Park, Hollywood Park, Churchill Downs, and Rockingham Park.
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Weekend Sports Transactions Across Baseball Teams
The Boston Red Sox placed catcher Marc Sullivan on the 15-day disabled list and recalled Dave Sax from Pawtucket. The Chicago White Sox optioned Juan Agosto to Buffalo and activated Julio Cruz. The New York Yankees placed outfielder Ken Griffey on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to May 28 and recalled outfielder Vic Mata from Columbus.
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Glasson wins Kemper Open with 42-foot putt
Bill Glasson admits nerves as he closes the Kemper Open with a 42-foot-plus putt on the 18th hole to edge Larry Mize and Corey Pavin by one stroke. He earns $90,000 and recalls clutch moments from birdies and a late surge.
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Flutie Out For Season as Generals Rely on Walker
New Jersey Generals lose quarterback Doug Flutie to a broken left collarbone and may miss the playoffs. Replacing him with Ron Reeves, the team emphasizes Herschel Walker's continued dominance after Walker rushed for 209 yards and two touchdowns against Memphis, breaking the USFL single season rushing record.
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Invaders Top Portland in Playoff-Pushing Win
Oakland Invaders defeated Portland 38-20 to bolster their playoff push. QB Bobby Hebert threw 328 yards and two touchdowns while Anthony Carter caught 7 passes for 114 yards and two TDs. Hebert noted previous losses shaped a patient, short-route approach.
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