A's Slow Start After World Series Title
The 1973 Oakland A's, champions in 1972, opened with a 4-2 loss to the Minnesota Twins as Gene Tenace vowed they would not lose all 162 games. The season's early results also saw the Yankees, favorites in the AL East, slip in a 4-3 defeat to the Red Sox. Detroit blanked opponents elsewhere.
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Weekend baseball results clash with rain
MLB action shows Detroit blanking Cleveland 4-0 while Boston edged New York 4-3. Minnesota beat Oakland 4-2 as Kansas City topped California 6-5. Chicago and Texas game rained out. Tuesday slate includes Minnesota at California and other matchups with several rain delays and notable performances by Ken Holtzman, Thurman Munson, and Cepeda.
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British star grips Masters battle after late slip
British star trails Nicklaus by a stroke as Sam Snead, at 60, remains well back in the Masters field. J C Snead shoots 73 amid fatigue while Palmer, Trevino, and Nicklaus vie for lead. rain and water hazards shape the final rounds.
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Rangers, Canadiens Need One
Rangers and Canadiens hold 3-1 series leads after night of NHL playoff results. Giacomin’s 4-0 shutout over Boston and Dryden’s tough night highlight a slate that kept New York and Montreal poised to close in on first-round wins. Buffalo’s Perreault scored twice in a 9-1 rout of Montreal as action resumes Tuesday.
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Knicks and Bullets meet as Baltimore exits playoffs
Earl Monroe and Walt Frazier sparked the Knicks to a 109-99 win over Baltimore, eliminating the Bullets from the NBA playoffs and signaling the franchise's move to Largo, Maryland. Chicago topped the Lakers 98-94 as Atlanta beat Boston 97-94, leaving all series deadlocked at 2-2.
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Pirates Rally To Take Doubleheader In NL Action
The Pittsburgh Pirates recovered from a late deficit to sweep a doubleheader against St. Louis, fueling a weekend surge with clutch homers by Milt May and Gene Alley. In the other NL games, Los Angeles blanked San Diego, Cincinnati beat San Francisco, Montreal beat Chicago, and Houston bested Atlanta in the opener before a 10-inning loss. In the AL, Boston topped New York in 10 innings, while Minnesota and Kansas City posted decisive wins amid rainouts and extra-inning drama.
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Pro Cage Playoffs All Start Times and Series
Pro Cage Playoffs recap from April action lists Western Conference games with Golden State 102 over Milwaukee and Chicago 98 over Los Angeles. Eastern results show Atlanta 97 at Boston 94 tying 2-2, New York 109 over Baltimore 99 giving New York a 2-1 series edge, and Chicago 98 edging Los Angeles 94. Upcoming Tuesday slate notes no games, with Golden State at Milwaukee 9 p.m. and Chicago at Los Angeles 11 p.m. tied 2-2.
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Kentucky Tops Virginia for 4-1 East Division Win
In an East Division matchup on Saturday Kentucky beat Virginia 114 to 103 as Kentucky takes a 4-1 lead. Indiana also won 121 to 107 over Denver in the West Division while Utah defeated San Diego 120 to 99 after a 97 to 96 win earlier. Tuesday's games remain on schedule.
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NHL Stanley Cup Quarterfinals Summary
Montreal leads Buffalo 3-1 after a 5 2 win and New York holds 3-1 over Boston after a 4 0 victory. St Louis tops Chicago 5-2 to go up 3-1, while Minnesota beats Philadelphia 5-0 to level series 2-2. Buffalo visits Montreal at 8 p.m. and New York hosts Boston at 7 30 p.m. Chicago hosts St Louis at 8 30 p.m. Minnesota plays Philadelphia at 8. World Trophy quarterfinals show New England and Cleveland leading, with Winnipeg and Minnesota tied 2-2 and Toronto hosting New England Ottawa at 8 p.m.
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