Major League Leaders National and American Leagues
National League leaders include J Thompson Pittsburgh batting .394 and Moreland Chicago with 26 RBIs. Pitching leaders feature Forsch St Louis with 4-0 and Reuss Los Angeles 4-1. American League leaders list Bonnell Toronto batting .404 and Thornton Cleveland with 29 RBIs.
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Los Angeles
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Islanders Edge Canucks In OT To Take 1-0 Lead
The New York Islanders beat the Vancouver Canucks 6 to 5 in overtime to seize a 1 0 series lead. The schedule lists games through May 22 with potential games 2 3 4 5 6 7 as needed.
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Sneed Wins Houston Open After Playoff Finish
Ed Sneed defeats Bob Shearer in a playoff to win the $350,000 Houston Open at Woodlands Country Club. Sneed earns $63,000 after a 64 70 71 70 275 total, edging Shearer who posted 69 67 64 75 275 for $37,800.
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Woodlands Country Club
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Ed Sneed
Bob Shearer
Danny Edwards
George Burns
Tommy Valentine
Tom Kite
Scott Hoch
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Jay Haas
Jim Dent
Ron Streck
Cracker Barrel 420 Nashville Finish Order Listed
The Cracker Barrel Old Country Store 420 at Nashville International Raceway shows Darrell Waltrip leading Buick in 420 laps at 83.502 mph. Terry LaBonte is second, then Ron third and Joe Ruttman fourth with other notable finishes including Richard Petty and Dale Earnhardt among top ten.
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Terry LaBonte
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Joe Ruttman
Neil Bennett
Bobby Allison
Tim Richardmond
Dave Marcis
Richard Petty
Pontiac
Dale Earnhardt
Ford
Bill Elliott
Mark Martin
Jody Ridley
Buddy Arrington
Dodge
Morgan Shepherd
Tommy Galeford
James Hylton
J.D. McDuffie
Ricky Rudd
Brad Teague
Geoff
Benny Parsons
Racing results from Pimlico Gulfstream and more
Multiple horse races across major tracks report victories with margins of victory. Charlott e's Square wins Pimlico's Personality Purse. Robsphere prevails in Pimlico's Dixie Handicap. Tina's Glory and Haughty But Nice win Turf Paradise and Hollywood Park features respectively. Other wins include Great Gladiator at Woodbine and Great Gladiator at Woodbine. Poetic Justice at Suffolk Downs. Nancy Huang at Aqueduct. Kate's Cabin at Churchill Downs. Dance Pavilion at Louisiana Downs.
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Pimlico
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Stark Duster
Super Salute
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Llandale
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Miss Periwinkle
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Aqueduct
Hollywood Park
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Phoenix
Ariz
Tina
Don Quick
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Conquistador Cielo
Bossier City
Louisiana Downs
Inglewood
Oronto
Woodbine
Stutz Bearcat
Bank
Boston
Poetic Justice
Suffolk Downs
Canandaigua
N.Y
Dynamite Cap
Tampa Bay
Buck
Finger Lakes
Miss Huntington
Mi Quimera
Nancy Huang
Broom Dance
Eastern Conference Finals Game Summary
The NBA Eastern Conference final shows Philadelphia beating Boston 121 to 81. Schedule notes indicate games on Wednesday at Boston and weekend dates May 11 and May 16 with Philadelphia involved.
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Little storms back in Virginia Bank Classic playoff
Sally Little, the LPGA leader, erased a six stroke deficit to edge Kathy Whitworth in a playoff at the United Virginia Bank Classic. Little birdied the first extra hole after a 6 under 67 to win $18,750 while Whitworth earned $12,250 for second in Suffolk. Stephenson and Daniel tied for third at 209.
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Lenore Muraoka
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Chris Johnson
Debbie Austin
Sally Little
Little
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Whitworth
Mickey Wright
Jan Stephenson
Beth Daniel
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