Bruins Won't coast into playoffs as Rangers fall 3-2
Boston clinched top spot in the East with a 3-2 win over New York. Coach Guidolin said the game mattered for points and home-ice potential. Walt Tkaczuk scored twice for the Rangers, who faded despite a late rally.
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Red Sox battle for opening day shortstop solidly on
Winter Haven Florida AP veteran Luis Aparicio is gone but the Red Sox fight for the opening day shortstop remains heated. Manager Darrel Johnson plans to alternate Mario Guerrero and Rick Burleson in final Florida games and likely decide by next week. Burleson 22 has shown strong defense and could log 110 games. Guerrero delivered key plays against St. Louis. Johnson notes Burleson and Guerrero both have a shot and Lee pitched well despite some off speed pitches.
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FBI Agent Details $167000 Profit in Race Fixing Case
An FBI agent testified that computer analysis found suspicious betting patterns in 40 harness races from Jan 24 to Apr 13. In a Yonkers race on Feb 2, 1973, 65 of 98 winning OTB tickets were cashed by ring members, with $23,000 bet and $190,000 gross winnings yielding $167,000 net profit.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores Recap From Wednesday Games
The Associated Press notes Wednesday results across spring exhibition play with Boston topping St Louis 7 to 2 and Cincinnati defeating Chicago A 7 to 3. Houston edged Detroit 3 to 2 while New York A beat Atlanta 4 to 1. Montreal defeated Philadelphia 6 to 5 in 12 innings. Milwaukee split twice, beating San Francisco 4 to 2 and losing 6 to 4 to San Diego. Oakland won 4 to 2 over Chicago N, and Cleveland beat California 4 to 1. New York N topped Pittsburgh 4 to 3. Thursday and Friday matchups feature a slate including Baltimore Kansas City and Chicago N California, among others.
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New England Ski Resorts See Fresh Snow Lifts Optimism
Snow boosted major New England ski areas over the weekend though not all benefited from the storm. The Nations World Series of Skiing pages Aspen Vail Heavenly Valley show Austria leading West Germany United States Canada and others with shifts after strong showings by Greg Jones and Suzie Patterson. Vermont Dartmouth and Middlebury figures highlight NCAA results while avalanches and historic snowslides are noted with regional ski touring sources listed.
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Sixers miss Walton Bowl as season ends in loss and coin toss
Philadelphia finishes with 25-57, the worst in the Eastern Conference, after a 117-114 win over Boston ends a barren season. Coach Gene Shue praises competitiveness while Portland and Seattle win, keeping the NBA season’s closing night active with several scorelines.
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Orioles scouting Gaylord Perry amid spring watch
Gaylord Perry says he feels watched this spring as Baltimore scouts assess him while the Indians ponder a possible trade. Perry and two Cleveland relievers limited California to a single, in Tucson, as Orioles scout Bill Werle watched.
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