Sunday NBA schedule with multiple matchups across leagues
Sunday's games include Texas at Detroit and Cleveland at Minnesota. Other matches feature Toronto at Milwaukee, Chicago at Kansas City, Baltimore at California, Boston at Oakland, and New York at Seattle with additional note games involving Augustin, Rae, Torrealba, Garland, Wood, Cobar, May, Brett, Hunter, Abbott, and Z.
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Cobar
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Abbott &Z
Mets edge Giants 3 2 in Montreal at Atlanta
Baseball schedule results list shows Mets defeating the Giants 3 to 2 with Rogers credited in Montreal. Other games include Hooton vs Kant, Halicki vs Matlack, plus several interleague matchups and division showdowns across major parks.
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Rogers
Atlanta
P. Niekro
Los Angeles
Hooton
Philadelphia
Kant
San Francisco
Halicki
New York
Matlack
Luzinski Powers Phils To 8-3 Win Over Dodgers
Greg Luzinski ended an 0-for-14 slump with a 27th homer off Rick Rhoden to tie the game in the fifth, in a 8-3 Philadelphia victory that moved the Phillies into first in the NL East as Chicago fell to San Diego. Pirates, Expos, Astros, and Mets won their Friday games in the NL standings shift.
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Twins win 14-10 as Cubbage shines with rebound defense
Jeff Cubbage starred for Minnesota with five RBIs including a grand slam and a key defensive play that ended Ron Pruitt's smash in the Indians’ 14-10 loss. The day’s slate also saw Angels blank Orioles 5-0 and Red Sox beat A's 1-0 among other scores.
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Ron) Pruitt
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Rankin In Open Lead Again
Judy Rankin kept her fingers crossed for a stomach ailment to stay away as she held a one stroke lead on 11 under par at the European Women's Open after three rounds. Sally Little trailed by one stroke with a 211 total while Sandra Post moved into third after shooting 68 in the second round to reach 214.
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England
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Midland
Tex
South Africa
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Sandra Post
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Fla
Mrs. Rankin
Women's Softball Finals Set Tonight in High Point Invitational
Finals of the High Point Invitational are set for 7 40 tonight at Brentwood Park. Level Cross Fire Department and NECC posted two wins opening night as Parkertown Ava's Boutique and Roylashian clubs showed strong offense.
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Shirley Smith
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Ebert
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Trinity Bowler In Lead In All-America Youth Title chase
Undefeated Mary Joanne Slawinski of Swanston Ohio led the girls open division with a 12-0 record and 2433 total in the All-America Youth Bowling Championships. Jim Metzger Clinton Iowa led boys open with 11-1 and 2611 while Cindy Taylor Trinity moved to first in girls handicap and Lorne King Victoria BC led boys handicap with 5-1 and 244.
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Ohio
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Tex
Jim Metzger
Clinton
Iowa
Cindy Taylor
Trinity
Lorne King
Victoria
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Connors Loses to Solomon in N H Tennis Upset
Jimmy Connors, the top seed, fell to Harold Solomon in the quarterfinals of a $125,000 international tennis tourney in North Conway New Hampshire. Solomon won 1-6 6-4 6-1 as Connors blamed the result on a tough day and moved on with friends. Brian Gottfried also lost to Eddie Dibbs, while Manuel Orantes beat Ken Rosewall to set a semifinal with Dibbs. John Alexander defeated Steve Krulevitz to reach the semis.
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Harold Solomon
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Dibbs
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Spain
Ken Rosewall
Australia
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Rosewall
John Alexander
Steve Krulevitz
Baltimore
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Krulevitz
Thomasville II All Stars Suffer Loss in State Playoffs
Thomasville's Little League All Stars lost 7-1 to Alexander County in the state playoffs. Calvin Fant drove in Bill Aaron for the lone Thomasville run as the team made eight errors, including three in the fifth inning when Alexander scored multiple runs. Alexander advances to meet Bryan in today’s final at Doak Park at 3 p.m.
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Alexander County
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Doak Park
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