Major league standings and weekend baseball schedule
Major standings show Detroit and Boston leading their divisions with mixed results. Schedule details include Thursday rain postponements and Friday to Sunday games across American and National Leagues with numerous doubleheaders and late night matches in New York Toronto Milwaukee Cleveland Boston Kansas City Oakland and Seattle venues.
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Minor league scores from three leagues
In the American Association Oklahoma City beat Denver 9 to 5 and Wichita won 4 to 3 at Omaha. Evansville and Springfield split 3 to 3 and 2 to 5 before listing matchups for the next slate. Other AA games included Springfield at Iowa and Omaha at Oklahoma City.
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Philadelphia and New York clash in late season NBA tilt
Philadelphia defeats New York as Erving leads with 37 points and 11 assists. McGinnis and Free add double digits while Haywood plays hard for New York as both teams jockey for playoff positioning.
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WHA Playoffs At A Glance
Article outlines WHA best of seven playoff series with matchups Winnipeg Birmingham New England Edmonton Quebec Houston and others. Lists game times and tentative schedules across April 25 26 27 28 with potential if necessary designations and venue notes in Springfield Mass and Montreal Detroit Toronto.
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Baseball Leaders and Notable Performances in 20 Game Log
Summary of player statistics including home runs by Cooper Hobson GThomas Hisle Baylor Guerrero and Rbi leaders with 16 14 14 12. Pitching leaders show multiple 3-0 records from Lee Tonana Splittorff Torrez and others across teams. List highlights mark standout seasons and user shows.
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Weather Interferes With Weekend High School Games
Schedule shows rain affecting Thursday games Cedar Rapids at Appleton Burlington at Wis. Rapids Clinton at Wausau Quad Cities at Waterloo. Friday games include Cedar Rapids at Appleton and Clinton at Wausau with two others. Saturday features Wausau at Cedar Rapids Waterloo at Burlington and Appleton at Clinton.
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Anthony Leads Into Final Day At PBA Tournament Of Champions
Earl Anthony, winner of many PBA titles, holds a 90 pin lead entering the last day of match play in Akron for the $150,000 Tournament of Champions. He added five wins to reach 7,266 over 32 games, while Nelson Burton Jr. fell to second with 7,176 and defending champ Mike Berlin rose to 21st at 6,619.
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Padres veteran Lolich may miss rest of season with knee injury
The 38 year old pitcher Mickey Lolich of the San Diego Padres could be out for the remainder of the season due to a knee injury. He is 1-0 with a 1.13 ERA this season.
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ISU signs two matmen and a basketball player
Iowa State announces the signings of two wrestlers and a basketball player to national letters of intent. Dick Marshall of Runnells Southeast Park and Tom Pickard of Baldwinsville New York join the Cyclones in wrestling while Bill Buchanan from Campbellsville Kentucky will play basketball. Marshall finished 56 3 while Pickard posted a 95 3 1 prep record and Buchanan averaged 16 1 points and 8 3 rebounds at Palm Beach Junior College.
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Bears Trade Hart to Bears in Surprise San Francisco
San Francisco 49ers shipped defensive end Tommy Hart to Chicago on Thursday for the Bears second round draft rights. Hart called the move insulting and questioned why San Francisco did not receive more in return while praising Chicago as a great club needing defensive help.
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Martin resigns as Des Moines Lincoln girls coach
Phil Martin resigns after six years as Des Moines Lincoln girls basketball coach with a 68-71 record.
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Fights From Thursday Highlight Pacific Boxing Clash
Tokyo fighter Jo Ho retained the Orient Pacific junior middleweight title with a draw against Tsutomu Hagusa in Tokyo. In Los Angeles Cesar Muniz stopped Danny O Campo in 5 rounds. At the AAU Nationals in Biloxi Greg Page and Steve Zouski won by knockout and stoppage respectively. Other bouts featured Anthony Fletcher over Ray Mancini and Davey Armstrong over Daniel Avery, plus multiple decisions and stoppages across bantam to heavyweight divisions.
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Kansas Relays Opens With 800 Meter Showdown
The Kansas Relays start at Oklahoma due to KU stadium work. Oklahoma's Randy Wilson headlines the special 800 meter race with sub 1 50 times in the field, including Malcom Cleary and Lester Mickens. Other features include four mile and two mile relays, Snoddy in the 880 and 200, and Mississippi State’s Evis Jennings in the quarter mile.
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Cardinals protest Otis signing by Redskins
The St. Louis Cardinals accuse Washington of signing full back Jim Otis in violation and plan an official protest. The move follows Otis changing teams after free agency rumors and the Cardinals contest the contract.
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