Major League Baseball Scores and Schedules Roundup
National League results Philadelphia 7 San Diego 5 and Cincinnati 2 Milwaukee 0. Scheduled games include Atlanta at Houston New York at St Louis Chicago at San Francisco Pittsburgh at Los Angeles. American League actions Minnesota at Boston Toronto 3 Anaheim 0 Oakland at Cleveland Seattle 4 Detroit 3 Texas at New York Baltimore at Chicago.
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Dallas Stars Lead Buffalo in Low-Scoring Playoffs Start
Dallas holds a 1-0 lead over Buffalo as the game enters the third period. The teams remain locked in a tight defensive battle with goaltenders sharp and scoring chances scarce in the opening two periods.
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Spurs Rally Past Knicks to Take 2-0 Series Lead
San Antonio defeated New York 89 to 77 as the Spurs grab a commanding 2 0 series edge. Friday’s rematch at San Antonio is scheduled for 9 p m local time with the Knicks seeking parity.
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Aaron kin to Hank Aaron starts minor league debut journey
Princeton team prep features Oginga Aaron, cousin of Hank Aaron, as he joins the Appalachian League Princeton Devil Rays. The 19 year old infielder, drafted in the 19th round by the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, aims for gaps and speed rather than homers, with guidance from father Melvin Aaron. Princeton opens Friday against the Bluefield Orioles.
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Said takes pole for Grainger 225 at Portland
Road racing expert Boris Said secures the pole in his first 1997 Craftsman Truck start at Portland International Raceway. He posted a 91.144 mph lap on the 1.95 mile road course, two tenths faster than Ron Fellows 90.824 mph. Fellows is also debuting with a team co owned by Joe Nemechek in the season opener.
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Appalachian League Opens as Bluefield, Princeton Clash for Mercer Cup
Bluefield and Princeton open the 1999 Appalachian League season at Bowen Field in Four Seasons Country with a Mercer Cup twist. Princeton aims to defend the Cup after last year’s split with Bluefield’s division title run, while draft picks Josh Hamilton and Jon Kessick highlight the opener. Hamilton’s status is uncertain after recent food poisoning.
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Mickelson Leads U S Open After First Round at Pinehurst
Phil Mickelson tied for the lead at Pinehurst No. 2 with a 3 under 67 as the U S Open field tightened. He kept calm amid chatter about his unborn child in Arizona, noting the birth would matter more than the championship. Tiger Woods shot 68 alongside Payne Stewart and John Daly remains in contention.
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Familiar NASCAR action at Pocono features rising stars and veterans
NASCAR Winston Cup rivals race into Pocono with favorites Jarrett Burton Labonte and Martin leading the pack. Mayfield wins his first Cup race at the track, while Ford Chevy and Pontiac share wins early in the season. Dale Jarrett leads the points with steady top finishes and strong runs by Stewart and Gordon highlight parity in the 2.5 mile speedway campaign.
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Ravenswood's Archer Named All-State Baseball Captain
Ravenswood High senior Brian Archer earned Class AA All-State captain honors as a pitcher and shortstop. The 5 foot 8 inch, 165 pound standout hit .440 with 10 homers and 40 RBIs, while posting an 8-3 mound record amid arm issues.
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