Baseball Scores From Friday and Weekend Schedule
Friday games feature Boston rallying past Houston 3 2 in 11 innings while St Louis beat Cincinnati 5 3 and Texas shut out Chicago White Sox 4 0. Mets toppled Los Angeles 5 2 and Yankees beat Toronto 8 7. Saturday results include Cubs routing San Francisco 12 4 and Yankees edging Detroit 2 0. Sundays list matchups include Cincinnati Boston St Louis Mets Houston and many others with multiple games at Florida and Arizona sites.
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Boston
Houston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Texas
Chicago White Sox
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
New York Mets
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Minnesota
Atlanta
Montreal
New York Yankees
Toronto
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland
California
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Oakland
Seattle
San Diego
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cicinnati
Lakeland
Fla
Winter Haven
St. Petersburg
Kissimmee
Sarasota
Vero Beach
Bradenton
Port Charlotte
Dunedin
Phoenix
Ariz
Scottsdale
West Palm Beach
Miami
P.m
Clearwater
Mesa
Chandler
San Juan
P.R
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Chicago
New York
NBA
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New Jersey
Chicago Indiana
Dallas
Utah
Denver
San Antonio
Sacramento
Pacific
L.A. Lakers
Portland
Golden State
L.A. Clippers
Indiana
Washington
Vancouver
N.Y. Islanders
Hartford
Winnipeg
Buffalo
N.Y
Quebec
Tacoma Ze
Wichita
New York Express
Tacoma
Chicago Minnesota
Toronto Smythe
x-Edmonton
x-Calgary
x-Winnipeg
Bay Hill Scores and Standings Highlight Lipinski Run
Bay Hill scores show Payne Stewart contending with David Frost and Curtis Strange near the lead as a large field posts rounds on the par-71 course. Notable names include Tom Watson, Bernhard Langer, and Ray Floyd in the windy afternoon lineup with tight scoring at the Bay Hill Classic.
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Bay Hill
Orlando
Fla
Bay Hill Club
Payne Stewart
David Frost
Dan Pohl
Curtis Strange
Denis Watson
Tommy Nakajima
Bernhard Langer
Ray Floyd
Scott Simpson
Mark McCumber
Tom Watson
Larry Mize
Chip Beck
Hal Sutton
Sandy Lyle
Howard Twitty
Mike Nicolette
Tom Kite
Midwest and East region games wrap with UNC and Notre Dame bold
The March Madness bracket shows East region results with North Carolina 113 over Pennsylvania and Notre Dame 84 over Middle Tennessee State on March 12 13 15. West and Southeast regions advance with Kansas UNLV Duke Indiana and others setting up Quarterfinals in New Orleans Salt Lake City and Birmingham.
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Charlotte
N.C
Texas Christian
Marshall
Notre Dame
Middle Tennessee State
Michigan
Navy
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
N.Y
Purdue
Northeastern
Florida
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Western Kentucky
West Virginia
Georgia Southern
Birmingham
Ala
New Orleans
Brigham Young
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Illinois
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Missouri State
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Houston
Georgetown
Bucknell
Ohio State
Kentucky
Southwest Missouri State
Salt Lake City
Utah
Kansas State
Georgia
Nevada
Oklahoma
Pittsburgh
Texas-El Paso
Iowa
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Tucson
Chandler, Ariz
NEW York Islanders
Neal Coulter
Springfield
Isao Aoki
Dave Rummells
Dan Halldorfer
Rocco Mediate
Ken Brown
Tim Simpson
Davis Love
Larry Nelson
Ben Crensha
Bob Murphy
Brad Bryant
Tony Cerda
Curt Byrum
Joey Sindelar
Tom Purtzer
Mike Donald
Phil Blackmar
Paul Azinger
Brad Faxon
Steve Pate
Fred Couples
Andy Bean
Fuzzy Zoeller
Leonard Thompson
Greg Norman
Bobby Cole
Mark Lye
Bob Tway
Keith Clearwater
T.C. Chen
Mike Sullivan
Clarence Rose
Mac O'Grady
Gary Koch
Buddy Gardner
Lou Graham
Andy North
Donnie Harmmond
Don Pooley
Dave Eichelberger
Ken Green
Phillip Parkin
Dave Barr
Dan Forsman
Bill Kratzert
Jim Thorpe
Kenny Knox
Gary Hallberg
Wae Eo Mae
Wales
Patrick Division
Sun City West
Hillcrest
Miller Barber
Billy Casper
Bob Charles
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Bob Erickson
Gordon Jones
Lee Elder
Paul Harney
Ben Smith
Robert Brue
John Brodie
Gene Littler
Gay Brewer
Charlie Owens
Gene Borek
Ken Still
Denny Felton
Dean Sheetz
Walter Zembrnski
Harold Henning
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