Weekend baseball scores and upcoming games across leagues
Results show Washington 2 Cleveland 1 and Detroit 7 New York 0 with Minnesota 4 Chicago 1 and Baltimore 6 Boston 0 while Oakland 6 California 3 match results. Sunday totals list Washington 1 0 Cleveland 0 2 New York 2 2 Detroit 1 3 Boston 3 1 Baltimore 0 6 Chicago 3 Minnesota 2 California 4 Oakland 3. Tuesday and today schedules include Oakland at Detroit and Northern California at Cleveland with Minnesota at Boston and Washington at Chicago and New York at Baltimore.
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Chicago
Oakland
Detroit
California
Cleveland
New York
Baltimore
Minnesota
Boston
Saturday Baseball Scores From National League Showdowns
San Francisco beat Los Angeles 3 to 0 while Houston shut out Chicago 8 to 1 Philadelphia topped Atlanta 4 to 1 Cincinnati defeated New York 5 to 3 St Louis edged Pittsburgh 7 to 5 Chicago defeated Houston 8 to 5 and Philadelphia beat Atlanta 4 to 3 New York won 6 to 5 over Cincinnati St Louis 4 Pittsburgh 2 San Francisco 6 Los Angeles 1 Chicago meets Pittsburgh Cincinnati visits Houston Atlanta hosts San Francisco St Louis at Los Angeles Philadelphia at New York
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Cleveland
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Helms
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Grote
Cee
Coggins
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Koosman
Cardenas
Nelson
E—Sims
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Weis
Charles
A Salmon
New York
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Srenepeet
S.williams
Boswell
L.may
E.fisher
Kranepool
Rtega
Koosman Pega
Crisella
W.short
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Unser
Alvis
Stroud
Teen Cardenal
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Culver
Thorton
McMulin
Davalillo
Arcue
Casanova
Detroit
Valentine
Mauliffe
Clarke
Foco Tiant
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Kaline
Mantle
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White Rf
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Cash
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Whitaker
Noord
Tiant
Clarks
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Sparma
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Monbouette
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Hiatt
Atlanta
Popovich
Lanier
Pittsburgh
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Perry
Howser
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Tresh
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Freehan
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Oyler
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Whitaker Ph
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Talbot
Michael
Hiller
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J.alou
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Cain
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Twins
Peace
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Washington
R.davis
J.fisher
Boston
Wood
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Locker
Phips
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O.chance
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D .Wilson
Cardinals
Pirates
California
J.niekro
Wills
Brock
Blasingame
Alley
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Cindenon
Cepeda
McArver
Stargeil
Shannon
Bi Mazroski
Schofield
Maxvillis
Irene
Beckert
Core Sisk
Carlton
Bwillams
Pizarro
Reger
Santo
Pagan
Staub
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Phillips
Erreee Torres
Joltzman
Regan
Louis Murrell
ant.Louis
St.Louis
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Sian
Carlton Houston
Ewenee
Sisk
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Callison
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Djohnson
Red Sox
Orioles
Millan
Dairmpre
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Aaron
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P. Niekro
Santiago
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Mincher
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Webster
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Powell
Sia
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Running Feud Tops NCAA Council Meeting
The AAU track and field meet dispute dominates opening of the NCAA council's three day session. NCAA president Marcus L. Plant says enforcement moratorium remains until after the Mexico City Olympics while U S athletes train. The U S Track and Field Federation rejects arbitration board proposals to settle the controversy.
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Marcus L. Plant
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West's Ankle Question Looms as Celtics Lakers Vie
In the Eastern Conference playoff series the Celtics and Lakers are tied 2-2 after a 118-105 Lakers win. Jerry West sprained his left ankle late in the game adding doubt to the weekend matchup as Dr. Kerlan planned further evaluation. Baylor led LA with 30 points while Bill Russell commented on the game's slow pace and technical foul costs.
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Forum
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New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Possibility of Hannum Coaching 76ers Stirs NBA Talk
Philadelphia sources report a major news conference may reveal whether Alex Hannum stays as 76ers coach or is replaced. Wilt Chamberlain links to a playing coach role with the Oakland Oaks, while Hannum’s status remains unsettled amid playoff pressure and past coaching success.
Horses Ready For Kentucky Derby Saturday
Horses and fans fill Churchill Downs as Derby Week peaks with about 17 hopefuls stabled for the 94th Derby. Post time around 4 30 p.m. EDT. CBS and radio cover the race with a Derby Trial Stakes set for Tuesday featuring Dancer s Image and other contenders.
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Churchill Downs
CBS
Peter Fuller
Dancer
Hannum Resigns as 76ers Coach After Two Titles
Alex Hannum quits as coach of the Philadelphia 76ers after fulfilling his two year contract. The club will name a successor within 10 days or by the NBA draft in New York on May 8. Hannum led the team to two Eastern Division titles and one league championship.
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NBA
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University of Kansas
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Hannum
University of Southern California
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Proper Proof
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Trouble Brewing
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Irv Stirling
Stanley Rieser
Clifford Lusky
Rieser
Alex Hannum
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia 79Ers
New York
Canadiens power overwhelms Black Hawks in overtime win
Montreal advances to the Stanley Cup Final by edging Chicago 4 3 in overtime, taking the series 4 games to 1 behind coach Toe Blake and rookie Jacques Lemaire who scored the decisive goal. Bobby Rousseau and J C Tremblay also scored for Montreal while Bob Schmantz Stan Mikita and Wayne Maki tallied for Chicago.
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Montreal Canadiens
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Chicago Black Hawks
Toe Blake
Jacques Lemaire
Bobby Rousseau
J. C. Tremblay
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Stan Mikita
Wayne Maki
Hawks
Chicago
Billy Reay
Lemaire
Blake
Reay
High Point Swim Team Clinches Winter Victory in Gastonia
The High Point Swim Club won 278 to 135 at Gastonia YMCA. Jay Flynn and Anders Boys led with multiple firsts in freestyle and other strokes. Robert Crowder dominated 11-12 age events. Summer season starts with AAU circuit events in Charlotte May 10-11 and Charleston, South Carolina.
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Gastonia
HPSC
Jay Flynn
Anders Boys
Robert Crowder
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M. Bencini
Charleston
S. C
Central High Ties for Third in 4A Tennis Tourney
Greensboro Page captured the conference title with Burlington runner up as Central High tied Winston-Salem Reynolds for third in the Central 4A event at Greensboro. High Point earned a doubles title with the top seeded duo Bob Bodle and Jay Spencer remaining undefeated for the season.
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High Point Central High
Winston-Salem Reynolds
Greensboro Page
Burlington
High Point
Bob Bodle
Jay Spencer
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