Thursday Interleague results and Friday schedules across leagues
Interleague results: San Diego 2 Oakland 1 and Milwaukee 15 Cleveland 9. Friday games include Chicago Sox at Chicago Cubs 3:20 p.m., Tampa Bay at Montreal 7:05 p.m., Yankees at Florida 7:05 p.m., Kansas City at Pittsburgh 7:05 p.m., Cleveland at Cincinnati 7:05 p.m., Toronto at Philadelphia 7:35 p.m., Boston at New York Mets 7:40 p.m., Baltimore at Atlanta 7:40 p.m., Minnesota at Milwaukee 8:05 p.m., Detroit at St Louis 8:10 p.m., Colorado at Texas 8:35 p.m., Arizona at Anaheim 10:05 p.m., San Francisco at Seattle 10:05 p.m., Los Angeles at Oakland 10:35 p.m., NHL Stanley Cup Finals Dallas 4 Buffalo 2. Friday NBA Playoffs Indiana at New York.
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Hulls goal lifts Dallas over Buffalo in finals bid
Brett Hull scored the deciding goal with 2 50 left as the Dallas Stars beat the Buffalo Sabres 4 2 to even the Stanley Cup finals series at a game apiece. Hull’s shot beat Dominik Hasek, fueling a late Dallas surge after a tight two periods. Derian Hatcher added an empty net goal at 19 34 to seal the win. Game 3 set for Saturday at Marine Midland Arena, a game the Stars needed to gain momentum in the series.
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Stars
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Sterling Hitchcock
Trevor Hoffman
San Diego Padres
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Padres
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Bruce Bochy
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Hitchcock
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Brewers hammer Indians in 15 9 rout in Cleveland
Hideo Crow lasted seven innings and Dave Nilsson hit two homers powering the Milwaukee Brewers to a 15-9 interleague win over Cleveland. Jeff Manto and Richie Sexson added homers for Cleveland who trimmed a nine run deficit late.
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Cleveland
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Brewers
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Milwaukee
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Mark Loretta
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Three 63s lead at St Jude in sweltering heat
Tom Lehman David Frost and Hal Sutton fired 8 under par 63s to share the first round lead at the St Jude Classic in Emphis Tennessee. Nick Price Clarence Rose Jimmy Green and Phil Blackmar were one behind while Sergio Garcia withdrew with an eye abscess and surgical minor procedure. Lehman rued finishing with a bogey but praised his game as a step forward. Sutton praised his iron play and birdie spree as Frost credited his short game for the low round.
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Phil Blackmar
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St. Jude
Zedlitz Redman tied after Round 1 at Rochester
Rees Zedlitz and Michele Redman share the LPGA Rochester International lead after opening rounds at Locust Hill. Redman birdied three front-nine holes and led briefly before bogeying the final hole. Rosie Jones and Se Ri Pak trailed. Wegmans sponsors the $1 million purse.
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Labonte Poised To Lead In Michigan Kmart 400
Bobby Labonte enters Michigan Speedway as the driver to beat after back to back strong runs, including a Dover win sparked by a strategic fuel stop and car setup. Labonte credits crew chief Jimmy Makar for key decisions and hopes his power setup translates to the 2 mile oval.
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