Late NBA Scores From Saturday Night Showdowns
Pro basketball results include Milwaukee 130 Detroit 121 and Golden State 130 Portland 129. Sunday scores feature Boston 122 New Jersey 117 and Philadelphia 114 Dallas 113. Tonight and Tuesday schedules list several games with LA teams, Seattle, Phoenix, and Denver among others.
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Pro Soccer Scores and Tonight's Games
Pro Soccer results show Pitt 3 over Chicago 1 and Los Angeles 7 over St. Louis 4 while Kansas City defeats San Diego 5 to 11. Tonight's schedule lists Los Angeles at St. Mavis at 7:35 p.m.
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St. Mavis
Baseball scores from a busy midweek card
The results span MLB action with Boston beating Toronto 7 2 New York Mets 6 Cincinnati 4 St Louis 7 Los Angeles 1 Detroit 3 Minnesota 0 Kansas City 6 Chicago White Sox 4 New York Yankees 3 Texas 2 in 10 Pittsburgh 13 Philadelphia 2 Montreal 5 Houston 2 Baltimore 6 Atlanta 3 Milwaukee 4 Chicago Cubs 0 Oakland 11 San Francisco 5 Cleveland 7 Seattle 5 San Diego 9 California 4.
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Pro Hockey Today Football? (Note: Placeholder to comply with 2-line format)
Montreal and Boston meet in Winter Haven. multiple spring exhibition games listed across Florida and nearby states with scores and venues including Bradenton Tyler details. Regulars include Mets, Yankees, Red Sox, Cubs among others. results from several games and tonight schedules with cross-venue lineups.
All America Game Stars Highlight Dallas Event
In Dallas at the NCAA Tournament and All-America showcase, West Team led 53-44 at halftime over the East, with standout performances from Pressley Brownlee and Hornacek for the West while Wingate Gaddison and Smith paced the East. Rebounds favored the West 36 to 42 and assists 27 to 16, as the event drew 7,009 spectators.
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Texas defeats Southern Cal in Lexington women’s basketball
In Lexington Texas beat Southern California 97 to 81. Texas stars Harris, Lloyd, Davis and Wimbish led scoring while Southern Cal’s Miller, Nelson and Windham paced the Trojans. Rebounds favored Texas 42 to 32 as fouls and technical on the Trojan bench shaped the game's flow.
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Baseball and football moves across major leagues
Orioles send Swagerty Jones and Al Pardo to Rochester in IL. Brewers retire Pete Vuckovich and trade Moose Hops to Oakland for Steve Kiefer, Mike Fulmer, Pete Kendrick, and cash. Mets place Mookie Wilson on 15-day DL. Giants buy contracts of Brad Gulden and Mike LoCoss from Phoenix. send Mike Aldrete and Luis Quinones to Phoenix. Bees sign Fernando Arroyo. Cardinals name Bob Rose public relations director.
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Pete Vuckovich
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Pete Kendrick
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Mookie Wilson
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Brad Gulden
Mike LoCoss
Phoenix
Mike Aldrete
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Fernando Arroyo
Television sports schedule highlights and dates
College baseball Seton Hall versus Arizona at 7 p.m. on ESPN. NCAA basketball final Louisville against Duke at 8 p.m. on CBS. WHL hockey New York Islanders at Pittsburgh 6 30 p.m. on ESPN. Boxing at 8 p.m. on USA. LPGA Dinah Shore Invitational golf at 2 p.m. on ESPN.
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College Baseball Scores Wide Midwest and Southwest
College teams across Iowa Kansas Missouri and beyond posted wins and losses in a flurry of results. Iowa State and Grand View led with double digit scores while regional rivals like Wichita State Benedictine and Creighton posted varied results across the Midwest and West regions.
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Beaker, Lendl duel at Volvo-Chicago pro tennis meet
Boris Becker of West Germany defeats Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia 7-6 6-3 in a singles final seeded third versus first with a tiebreak 7-5. In doubles Ken Flach and Robert Seguso of Prairie Oaks Florida win 6-0 7-5 over Eddie Edwards of South Africa and Francisco Gonzalez of Paraguay.
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Boris Becker
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Czechoslovakia
Ken Flach
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Paraguay
Iowa State Sweeps Big 8 Baseball Doubleheader
Iowa State defeats Kansas 9-8 and 6-5 in a Big 8 doubleheader, with Bob Corbin driving in five runs. Cyclones improve to 14-10 overall and 3-1 in the league while Kansas falls to 14-17 and 1-3. Corbin drove in three in game one on a double and two more in game two on a triple, as ISU builds a big early lead and holds on through late Kansas rallies.
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Cedar Rapids Comets open spring soccer practice
The Cedar Rapids Comets begin spring practice with sessions at Jones Park on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5 p.m. No experience needed. For details contact Jeff Kacena at 363-7742. Beckman High plans winter spring athletic banquet Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the school cafeteria with tickets at 3.50. Honored sports include basketball, wrestling, cheerleading, golf, track, softball and baseball.
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Oglivie Faces Trade Pressure Amid Brewers Youth Move
Ben Oglivie, a veteran Brewers left fielder, laments being edged out by a younger core including Rob Deer and Glenn Braggs as Milwaukee pursues a rebuild. He recalls peak seasons, defends his value, and weighs a possible trade or new team. With 14 years in pro baseball, he seeks a change but resists forced moves without consent.
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Brewers trade veteran Haas to Oakland for three minor leaguers
In Arizona, Milwaukee ships Moose Haas a nine year veteran to the A's for three prospects and a player to be named later. Infielder Steve Kiefer and lefties Mike Fulmer and Pete Kendrick join Haas in a deal aimed at restocking the roster as opening day nears. Brewers GM Harry Dalton cited youth and Haas’s declining wins as reasons for the move. Haas turns 30 next month after posting 9-11 in 1984 and 8-8 last season.
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Tarpons rout Reds in minor league exhibition
Tampa's Tarpons, a Reds Class A affiliate, defeated Cedar Rapids 10-0 as Mike Roesler and Ken Huseby combined for a five-hitter. Huseby relieved after five innings and allowed three hits the rest of the way. Cedar Rapids collected five singles from Beeler Brown Cain Hindman and Jones.
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Mims Helps Nebraska Sweep Kansas State in Doubleheader
Former Cedar Rapids Washington star Larry Mims gathered four hits as Nebraska swept Kansas State 6-4 and 3-1 in Big 8 baseball. Rich King hit a decisive two run homer in the first game, while Phil Lieberher and Rocky Johnson combined on a six hitter in the nightcap. Meyers added two hits and three stolen bases as Nebraska rose to 15-6 overall and 4-0 in the conference, with K State dropping to 15-14 and 0-4.
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