Friday NBA box scores mix of late drama and high totals
Box scores show Portland routing Philadelphia 111 to 100 led by Drexler and Strickland. Other games feature Dallas at Charlotte in a 106 104 finish and Golden State pacing Minnesota 146 109, with Lakers topping Rockets 101 88.
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Kansas tops Missouri 5 4 in nine innings clash
Kansas defeats Missouri 5 4 after nine innings amid a controversial call at home plate. Ted Meadows defended the tag on Scott Swift while Chan Chancellor Gene Budig watched from the stands among 932 fans. Kansas tie to Missouri players Grant Ingram from Shawnee Mission South and Brent Chamberlain of Emporia. Kansas will start David Meyer against Missouri’s Jerry Vansell in the 2 p.m. game.
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Fish topple Royals in spring finale 8-2
Florida Marlins defeated Kansas City Royals 8-2 in the spring training finale at Space Coast Stadium. Chuck Carr, returning from a strained side muscle, had two hits scored twice and stole a base as Bret Barberie and Jerry Browne drove in two runs each. Ryan Bowen earned the win, David Cone allowed six earned runs over four innings. Attendance reached 8,056 as the Marlins led Florida-based teams in spring attendance.
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Barkley Stifles Willis as Suns Edge Hawks 93 87
Charles Barkley locked down Kevin Willis to 13 points while posting 25 points and 13 rebounds to lift the Phoenix Suns past the Atlanta Hawks 93-87. Phoenix, the league’s high scoring team, weathered a rough second half and a fatigue tail from back-to-back games.
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Royals Trim Major League Camp Roster As Spring Falls
Kansas City Royals released Curtis Wilkerson Rico Rossy and Russ McGinnis from the major league camp, sending them to the minor league camp. General manager Herb Robinson said a contract for outfielder Hubie Brooks may be purchased after the final exhibition game to finalize the 25 man roster. The roster includes 10 pitchers two catchers seven infielders and five outfielders. Keith Miller and Felix Jose placed on 15 day disabled list as of March 25 remain in extended camp with Charlie Lielbrandt.
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NBA Results Snapshot From Friday Night Action
Washington edged Boston 99 to 95 while Orlando beat New Jersey 98 to 96. Portland defeated Philadelphia 111 to 100 and Chicago beat Detroit 102 to 95. Charlotte won 106 to 104 over Dallas and Miami prevailed 101 to 91 against Indiana. Houston at the L A Lakers and Minnesota at Golden State were listed as upcoming games.
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Royals Announce 1996 Roster With Injuries listed
The Royals unveil their 1996 roster including 10 pitchers led by Appier and Gubicza, 2 catchers Macfarlane and Mayne, 7 infielders and 5 outfielders. Keith Miller and Felix Jose are on the disabled list with lower back strains and eligible for activation April 9.
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