Underclassmen lead early NBA draft eligibility rush
The AP lists multiple underclassmen eligible for the draft including Gilbert Arenas and Eddy Curry, with college teams and high schools noted. The page then shifts to early playoff results across the Eastern and Western conferences, listing series results between Charlotte and Miami, Philadelphia and Indiana, Milwaukee and Orlando, New York and Toronto, and several Western matchups, plus a brief golf scoring leaders segment.
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NEW York
Gilbert Arenas
Arizona
Don Armstrong
Pepperdine
Kael Bradley
Villanova
Tyson Chandler
Dominguez
Compton
Calif
Eddy Curry
Thornwood HS
South Holland
Til
Steven Hunter
DePaul
Richard Jefferson
Joe Johnson
Arkansas
Kevin Lytle
Temple
Cedric Moodie
Ball State
Troy Murphy
Notre Dame
Zach Randolph
Michigan State
Jason Richardson
Kenny Satterfield
Cincinnati
Bobby Simmons
Will Solomon
Clemson
Rodney White
Charlotte
Damien Wilkins
North Carolina State
Michael Wright
Baseball scores and schedule roundup from Sunday to Wednesday
American League results show Toronto 2 Anaheim 0 and Cleveland 9 Texas 2 with several extra innings. Kansas City 11 Boston 8 in 11 innings. Detroit 6 Tampa Bay 1. Yankees 3 Oakland 1. Minnesota 4 Baltimore 0. Chicago White Sox 2 Seattle 1 in 14 innings. Interleague play lists Kansas City 6 Toronto 3 and Baltimore 5 Tampa Bay 3 with Minnesota 2 Yankees 1. Tuesday and Wednesday games cover multiple matchups including Yankees at Minnesota and Toronto at Oakland. National League totals include Milwaukee 10 Montreal, St Louis 12 New York Mets 1, Florida 11 Houston 5, Colorado 14 Cincinnati 7, Chicago Cubs 11 San Francisco 2, Los Angeles 4 Philadelphia 1, San Diego 6 Pittsburgh 1, Atlanta-Miami? 6-9. Monday and Wednesday schedule lines list many clashes across leagues with numerous pitching records and start times.
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Kansas City
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N.Y. Yankees
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Baltimore
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Rogers
Finley
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Martinez
Halama
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Rapp
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St. Louis
N.Y. Mets
Florida
Houston
Colorado
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Wavia
Muara
Arizona
Ream
St. Lame
Benes
Grilli
Neagle
Daal
Gagne
Fernandez
Rueter
Pittsburgh
Dotel
N.Y
Bere
Atlanta
San Diego
New York
Paol
Pet
Chicago
Pet GB
Buffalo
Dallas
Edmonton
San Jose
New Jersey
Carolina
Washington
Vancouver
Ottawa
TV Highlights May 1 2001 NBA NHL and Soccer Schedule
TV highlights show basketball playoffs Milwaukee at Orlando and Utah at Dallas both on TBS. NHL conference semifinals Dallas at St Louis and New Jersey at Toronto also on ESPN networks. UEFA Champions League semifinal first leg Bayern Munich at Real Madrid on ESPN2. Golf player stats listed for Calcavecchia through Reed, with driving distance accuracy and putting averages scored.
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TBS
Milwaukee
Orlando
Utah
Dallas
NHL Hockey
ESPN
St. Louis
ESPN2
New Jersey
Toronto
Bayern Munich
Real Madrid
Lickliter Mayfair Sluman Lead NASCARLite Money List
Frank Lickliter and Billy Mayfair headlined the field with scores matching 313.9 and 314. Jeff Sluman and 316 tied for runner positions as NASCAR assets show Dale Jarrett 1 441 2 Jeff Gordon 1 375 3 and names como. The money standings list Gordon earning 2 560 356 and Earnhardt Jr 1 821 957 among top drivers. Playoff-like series results unfold with hockey and basketball scores across April to May, noting playoff wins for New Jersey and Colorado.
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Frank Lickliter
Billy Mayfair
Jeff Sluman
Oney
Jeff Gordon
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Michael Waltrip
Dale Jarrett
Rusty Wallace
Ricky Rudd
Steve Park
Bobby Labonte
Bill Elliott
Mark Martin
Tony Stewart
Jeremy Mayfield
Jeff Burton
Sterling Marlin
Terry Labonte
Kevin Harvick
John Andretti
Mike Skinner
Ward Burton
Joe Nemechek
NHL Playoff Schedule With Conditional Dates
Game dates listed for multiple matchups across May including Pittsburgh at Buffalo and Los Angeles at Colorado with 7 p.m. or 10 p.m. starts. If necessary games set for Wednesday May 9 and Thursday May 10 with Pittsburgh at Buffalo and St. Louis at Dallas.
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Utah
Dallas
Tba
Pittsburgh
Toronto
New Jersey
Los Angeles
Colorado
St. Louis
Buffalo
Bears activate Woodard and move to Buffalo IL
Cleveland Indians activate RHP Steve Woodard from the 15 day DL and option him to Buffalo of the International League. Padres send SS Chris Gomez outright to Portland of the PCL. Harrisburg Senators re sign Scott Albin. Darrell activated from DL. Trenton Thunder place Steve Lomasney on DL. Kelly Ramos recalled from Sarasota. Tyler RoughNecks sign four players.
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Cleveland Indians
Steve Woodard
Buffalo
SAN Diego Padres
Chris Gomez
Portland
Harrisburg Senators
Renasear
Scott Albin
Tommy Darrell
Trenton Thunder
Steve Lomasney
Kelly Ramos
Sarasota
Tyler Roughnecks
Ryan Johnson
Will Silverthorn
Brad Stevens
Matt Baird
Sanders to replace Griffey on Reds as DL opens door
Cincinnati adds Deion Sanders after Ken Griffey Jr. lands on the 15 day disabled list with a partially torn left hamstring. Sanders will join from Triple A Louisville after hitting .459 there, while Brady Clark is recalled from Louisville to fill the roster.
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Incinnati
Ken Griffey Jr
Deion Sanders
Cincinnati Reds
Griffey
Sanders
Reds
Triple-A
Louisville
Brady Clark
Matt Skrmetta
Denver
Sean Casey
Juan Castro
Timothy Kremchek
Jim Bowden
Colorado
Kremchek
Cinergy
Bob Boone
Michael Tucker
Ruben Rivera
Dallas Cowboys
Washington Redskins
Bowden
Columbus
Sabres rally to topple Penguins 4 1 in Game 3
Buffalo avoids elimination by overcoming a 2-0 series deficit with a 4-1 victory over Pittsburgh. Woolley nets the decisive goal at 9 51 of the third after Hedberg stalls the Sabres, while Satan and Gilmour set up the late go ahead plays. Hasek backs Buffalo with strong defense and an empty net tally seals it.
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J.P. Dumont
Buffalo Sabres
Andrew Ference
Pittsburgh Penguins
Woolley
Sabres
Johan Hedberg
Hedberg
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Curtis Brown
Dominik Hasek
Penguins
Miroslav Satan
Doug Gilmour
Pivcotey
Jason
Dallas
Satan
Maxim Afinogenov
Darius Kasparaitis
James Patrick
NHL
Jaromir Jagr
Josef Beranek
Jagr
Rene Corbet
Mario Lemieux
Porter Eyes Fresh NASCAR Season After Refit
Porter describes a near new motor and ready bodies as he prepares for the season. He notes the engine was used only at season end with 35 track laps. The veteran racer seeks financial support to sustain his ongoing NASCAR career.
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Porter
Nascar
Concord. Baseball action underway in Institute at 1 p.m.
Concord College meets West Virginia State in Institute at 1 p.m. The Yellowjackets feature Lee May as conference player of the week and a .347 batter with 18 doubles, six homers, 35 RBI. Jake Saunders sits 6-2 with a 3.32 ERA while Sams has 66 strikeouts in 69 innings. West Virginia State’s David Smith hits .390 with 11 homers and 43 RBI, Dale Johnson at .380, Tom Pesros .374, and Brian Middleton leads pitching at 6-0 with a 1.80 ERA and 61 strikeouts in 50 innings.
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Sams
Yellowjackets
Lee May
Barboursville
Cincinnati Red
RBI
West Virginia State
David Smith
Dale Johnson
Tom Pesros
State
Brian Middleton
Institute
BHS Beavers edge Montcalm in late rally
In a tense seventh inning Bluefield High School pulled ahead as Wyrick scored and Goodman was tagged out at third on a Cosby throw. Adkisson earned the win pitching out of trouble as BHS beat Montcalm by late rally and improved to 8-7 while Montcalm fell to 9-6. Coach Smith credited improved defense and timely hits. Montcalm coach Havens praised pitcher Jessica Johnson but noted upperclassmen struggled at the plate. The teams remain in regular-season play with Bluefield hosting Summers County and Montcalm visiting Mount View.
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Perry
Serge
Tiffany Cosby
Goodman
Kelly
BHS
Stephanie Smith
Berra
O’donnell
Cosby
Lady Beavers
Adkisson
Smith
Montcalm
Cindy Havens
Lady Generals
Havens
Jessica Johnson
Bluefield
Summers County
Mount View
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