Baseball schedules show mixed results this weekend
Baseball note lists no games Saturday or Sunday and outlines dozens of matchups for the upcoming week. Highlights include Cleveland at Chicago, Toronto at Texas, Detroit at Kansas City, Minnesota at Los Angeles, Seattle at Oakland, and Boston at New York as well as many nationally televised or regional ties.
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Butler Stuns Michigan State In Final Four Thriller
In Indianapolis at Lucas Oil Stadium Butler edges Michigan State 52 to 50 to reach the NCAA final. Guard Hayward leads Butler with 19 points while Michigan State fights to the end. the Butler defense clamps down in the final minutes as the Bulldogs advance.
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College basketball final Butler versus Duke on CBS
NCAA Tournament final from Indianapolis features Butler and Duke at 8 p.m. CBS covers the showdown with a high profile matchup. Also NBA and baseball games across ESPN FSN and radio outlets with teams including Cubs Royals Tigers and Giants Astros. Other scheduled events include Stanford versus Connecticut in the women's NCAA final in San Antonio and Thunder at Jazz.
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Michigan State ready to build on Final Four run
Indiana(AP) Michigan State vows no surprise next season after an injury plagued run to the 2011 Final Four. Key players Raymar Morgan Kalin Lucas Delvon Roe Chris Allen Darrell Summers and Draymond Green provided leadership and young standouts Kore Lucious and Derrick Nix stepped up. Coach Izzo stressed depth as injuries battered the team and hinted at tougher work to finish the deal next year.
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Kraft Nabisco Championship Preview By The Associated Press
The LPGA tour returns to mission hills for Kraft Nabisco coverage as golfers compete this Sunday. top players, including season leaders and previous winners, are untuking for early momentum and major title prestige.
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On Tap Sports Schedule for Area Teams Today
A busy sample of college and prep games across multiple sports today includes GCCC at Seward County in college baseball at 1 p.m. plus prep games in baseball softball track tennis golf and swimming. Other notable matches feature Garden City, Sublette, Stanton County, Hugoton, Dodge City, and Meade areaInvitations and events are listed with times and venues.
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West Virginia Falls to Duke in Final Four Heartbreak
INDIANAPOLIS AP The Mountaineers faced a painful exit after a late knee injury to Da'Sean Butler and a 78-57 semifinal loss to Duke. Gov. Manchin praised the team’s impact as Morgantown recalls a season of 31 wins, Huggins era thunder, and players Mazzulla Ebanks Bryant contributing despite injuries.
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