Baseball Friday results and upcoming games across leagues
Baseball Friday schedules show Kansas City over Montreal, N Y Yankees defeating Atlanta by rain, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia postponed by rain, Boston 12 Detroit 4, Cincinnati and Minnesota notes, Toronto, St. Louis and Baltimore results. Today's games list many matchups including Kansas City at Bradenton and N Y Mets at N Y Yankees. American League and National League pairings and several college results follow with regional scores and upcoming games.
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Dan Gakeler
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Curt Young
Omaha
Boxing Friday Fights in Reno and Phoenix
Greg Haugen of Henderson Nev stopped Ray Mancini of Youngstown Ohio at 2 27 of the seventh round in junior welterweights. Mark Gastineau of Phoenix stopped Lou Liebergen of Bennett Iowa at 2 38 of the first round in heavyweights. Pat Lawlor of San Francisco outpointed Tony Biglen of Thornton Colo in junior middleweights.
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Henderson
Ray Mancini
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Mark Gastineau
Phoenix
Lou Liebergen
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Iowa
Pat Lawlor
San Francisco
Tony Biglen
Thornton
Colo
Hockey Scores and Tonight's Nhl Style Matches
League results include Fort Wayne 7 Muskegon 4 and Kalamazoo 4 Indianapolis 3 in regulation. OT Phoenix 3 Salt Lake City 2, Kansas City 4 San Diego 4. End Regular Season. Tonight Indianapolis at Muskegon Fort Wayne at Kalamazoo Peoria at Milwaukee Kansas City at Salt Lake City San Diego at Phoenix.
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Kodak All-America Team Selections Named For 1992
The 1992 Kodak Women’s All-America Basketball team, chosen by the WBCA on the eve of the NCAA Final Four, includes Shannon Cate Montana Dena Head MaChelle Joseph Rosemary Kostarek Tammi Reiss Susan Robinson Sheryl Swoopes and Val Whiting. The Final Four at the Metrodome in Minneapolis shows Michigan facing Cincinnati and Duke meeting Indiana in the semifinals with the championship set for Monday April 6.
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Women's Basketball Coaches Association
Shannon Cate
Montana
Dena
Tennessee
MaChelle Joseph
Purdue
Rosemary Kostarek
Virginia
Tammi Reiss
Susan Robinson
Penn
Sir Frances Savage
Miami
Dawn Staley
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Michigan
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Duke
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Freeport McMoRan Classic Second-Round Leaderboard in New Orleans
Leading scores after the second round at English Turn Golf and Country Club in New Orleans show Chip Beck atop a crowded field, with Brad Bryant Jeff Maggert and Greg Norman among the players posting strong 36-hole tallies. Several notable names including Seve Ballesteros Tom Kite and Mark OMeara remain within reach, while Ed Pilster failed to qualify.
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Chip Beck
Brad Bryant
Jeff Maggert
Howard Twitty
Ed Florishor
Greg Norman
Mitch Adcock
Jay Haas
Dusty Waldorf
Lon Hinkle
Larry Rinker
Dave Rummells
Ed Humenik
Bruce Zabriski
Fran Quinn
Bob Eastwood
Craig Parry
John Inman
Neal Lancaster
Seve Ballesteros
Tom Kite
Tommy Armour
Mike Smith
Tod Schulz
Mark O'Meara
Steve Pate
Kim McGovern
Robin Freeman
Robert Friend
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Tennis results from Family Circle Cup and River Oaks Open
Friday results from the Family Circle Magazine Cup at Sea Pines show top seeds Sabatini Martinez and Sanchez Vicario advancing while Koning Brenda Schultz and others reach quarterfinals. River Oaks Open results include Tarango and Palmer wins with mixed scores and a rain delayed match in Johannesburg’s South African Outdoor Open.
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Conchita Martinez
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Brenda Shultz
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Sports on TV today and Sunday schedule preview
A dense listing of televised sports with numerous events across college basketball, auto racing, skiing, tennis, golf, baseball, yachting, boxing, hockey, boxing, football and swimming. Notable items include NCAA semifinals Virginia vs Stanford and Duke vs Indiana, Final Four previews, NASCAR events, Family Circle Cup, The Tradition golf, and Birmingham vs Frankfurt football on Sunday.
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NCAA Women Playoff Schedule Shows Tight Mini-Game Format
Tournament slate outlines best-of-three series with multiple 15 and 45 minute mini-games across Illinois, Detroit, Harrisburg, and Missouri teams. Key matches include Western Kentucky vs SW Missouri State and Virginia vs Stanford with the winners advancing to face each other in the late afternoon session in Los Angeles.
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Long Island Open standings after sixth round fakey?
Sayville, AP report lists top 24 players in the Toyota Long Island Open after round six with match play scores pins and prize money. Includes leaders Dave Ferraro of Kingston and Danny Wiseman of Baltimore, plus Del Ballard Jr and Parker Bohn III among top finishers. many others noted with city and state.
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Dave Ferraro
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Tom Baker
Buffalo
Philip Ringener
Big Spring
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Steve Wunderlich
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Bill Oakes
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Fla
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Elk Grove
Ron Williams
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Fort Wayne
Ind
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Denver
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Arbitration overturns Reyes 60 day suspension Expos catcher
Commissioner’s Office reports Gilberto Reyes of the Montreal Expos had his 60 day drug suspension overturned by arbitrator George Nicolau. The transaction list also notes several roster moves across MLB and other leagues, including minors, waivers, and signings.
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Sports Schedule and Standings Snapshot
The snippet lists schedules and standings across multiple sports including NBA NCAA pro tennis golf wrestling rodeo and speedway with general weekly updates and a Woodlands report fragment. It reflects a compact sports desk roundup with itemized sections and cross-sport references.
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the Woodlands
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KU Netters Sweep OSU In Big Eight Opener
Kansas men's team won 6-3 at Oklahoma State as doubles led the way with Garvin Fleming Han Rangel and Buth Bernthal beating Cowboys. KU women edged OSU 5-4 with Jensen Hamers Koves-Cooley and Raychaudhuri Woods securing key wins. both squads head to Norman to face Oklahoma.
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Shaquille O'Neal leaves LSU for NBA No. 1 pick fate
All-American center Shaquille O'Neal announces he will skip his senior season at LSU and turn pro in the NBA amid heavy interest. He cites not having fun, plans to resign next week, and will work toward a business degree in the off seasons. O'Neal averaged 24.1 points and 14 rebounds this past season as LSU fell to Indiana in the NCAA second round.
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Braves' Sanders Injured With Hairline Foot Fracture
West Palm Beach AP reports Braves outfielder Deion Sanders sustained a hairline fracture in his left foot after slipping at Port St. Lucie during a game with the Mets. He was flown to Atlanta for treatment and could play if pain allows. The injury involves Sanders who also plays for the Atlanta Falcons.
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Joe Chandler
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Japanese-led group to buy Mariners seeks league OK
A Japanese-led investment group that agreed to buy the Seattle Mariners from Jeff Smulyan must secure approval from baseball owners. Mariners spokesman Dave Rust called league approval the largest step after signing a sales agreement believed to be just over $100 million. Ratification requires 11 of 14 American League owners and seven of 12 National League owners.
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Jeff Smulyan
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NHL Owner Proposes Quick Strike Settlement Plan
Minnesota North Stars owner Norman Green urges giving NHL president John Ziegler sole power to settle the league wide strike without board review. Green would lock Ziegler and Players Association chief Bob Goodenow in a room to force a solution as playoffs loom and a Wednesday start approaches.
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Bob) Goodenow
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MSU names NCAA aide as athletic director
Michigan State University trustees hire Merrily Dean Baker, an NCAA assistant executive director, as athletic director, making her the first woman to head both men's and women's athletics at a Big Ten school. She will earn 118000 dollars annually on a five year contract starting May 15 and will oversee research, drug testing and enhancement programs for minorities and women.
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Michigan State Board of Trustees
Pacemaker Implant Helps Baldwin Baker Coach Return to Work
Richard Baldwin Baker football coach and athletic director Charlie Richard is recovering after a pacemaker implantation announced by school officials. Doctors recommended the procedure after a routine physical last week. He was admitted to St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City and expects discharge today with plans to resume duties Monday.
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Charlie Richard
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Sunday Preview: Final Four Results and Kansas OSU Baseball Doubleheader
Sunday preview covers NCAA Final Four results, the Kansas versus Oklahoma State baseball doubleheader, plus Kansas spring football coverage. Chuck Woodling notes and quotes column is also highlighted for readers.
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