Baseball Scores From Tuesday Morning Games
In the American League Detroit defeated Baltimore 8 3 Cleveland beat Oakland 5 4 New York over Toronto 5 3 Chicago routed Boston 8 2 Seattle visited Minnesota while California played Kansas City Milwaukee met Texas In the National League Pittsburgh traveled to San Francisco Chicago edged Philadelphia 2 1 Florida beat Montreal 5 2 New York defeated Atlanta 8 3 Houston hosted Colorado St Louis played Los Angeles Cincinnati faced San Diego Colorado tied Florida 0 0 after two overtimes
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Evening TV sports slate includes Cubs at Phillies
WGN carries Chicago Cubs at Philadelphia Phillies at 7 30 p m. WTBS shows Atlanta Braves at New York Mets at 7 35 p m. USA airs Pat Coleman versus Derrell Coley boxing at 9 p m. FOX 11 has Reds at Padres at 10 p m. Times may change.
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Avalanche Panthers 0 0 tie after first overtime
In a tense 0 0 game, Colorado and Florida head to second overtime tied as Roy and Vanbiesbrouck steal the show. Colorado led 3 0 in the series and outshot Florida 42 40 through 80 minutes with sharp goaltending on both sides.
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Navarro hurls 3 hitter as Cubs top Phillies
Chicago Cubs defeat Philadelphia 2-1 as Jaime Navarro hurls a three hitter and Terry Shumpert drives in the go ahead run with a sac fly in the eighth. Benito Santiago homered for Philadelphia. Mark Grace leaves with back spasms.
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Martinez, Boggs spark Yankees' 5-3 win over Blue Jays
Wade Boggs went 4-for-4 and Tino Martinez hit a three-run homer as New York built a 4-0 first inning lead and held on to beat Toronto 5-3. The Blue Jays suffered their season-high fifth straight loss.
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Law challenged on Congress power in VT rape case
In Roanoke Virginia Tech players Antonio Morrison and James Crawford face a federal lawsuit by Christy Brzonkala alleging rape in 1994. The suit seeks 10 million dollars from Morrison with Crawford named for unspecified damages.
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Richlands tames Park View for second straight state softball title
In Sterling Virginia Richlands claiming its second consecutive Group AA State softball championship with a 7 to 3 win over Park View Sterling. Senior Latisha Steele dominated on the mound allowing four hits in a complete game and Michelle Hill delivered a pivotal two run double. Coach Rhonda Blevins praised senior leadership as the Blues finished 22 2 after regional wins and state tournament victories.
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Johnny Davis Named New 76ers Head Coach
Former NBA guard Johnny Davis is introduced as the Philadelphia 76ers sixth coach in 11 years. He replaces fired coach John Lucas and faces a roster with five under contract, including Derrick Coleman, Jerry Stackhouse, and Clarence Weatherspoon, as the team eyes a draft pick and a return to greatness.
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Bulls near sweep as they chase seventh title
AP reports the Bulls sit one win from a fourth championship in six years and a playoff‑best 15-1. Chicago would surpass past 1983 12-1 record and extend a season of 72-10, with coach Phil Jackson praising Jordan and teammates for tightening play each series.
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