National League Scores and Standings Snapshot
Disjointed results show Pittsburgh San Diego Chicago New York Los Angeles Montreal and Philadelphia outcomes with multiple games and upcoming schedule notes. Notable matchups include New York at Philadelphia Chicago at Pittsburgh Houston at Atlanta Cincinnati at Los Angeles and San Diego at San Francisco with several 0-0 or pending status entries.
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Daily Baseball Scores and Schedule Recap
An American League style summary lists results from Saturdays and Sundays with teams Boston Detroit Milwaukee Baltimore Cleveland New York California Chicago Minnesota and others. It notes games decided in 10 innings and doubleheaders plus postponed Oakland at Texas and other matchups.
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NBA Playoff First Round Results and Semifinal Outlook
The Associated Press recaps including Eastern Conference Houston 118 New York 86 as Houston goes 2-1 in the series, Washington 120 Buffalo 106 to even 1-1, Chicago 102 Seattle 45 in a Western game, and Denver 130 Utah 119 as Denver leads 4-2. Upcoming games list Houston at Boston and Seattle at Golden State with possible further matchups.
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NHL Playoff Quarterfinals East Seven Series Results
Fragmented report shows several NHL playoff games with results from Buffalo over Toronto 5 3 and New York over Pittsburgh 4 1, plus Montreal and Vancouver matchups. WHA quarterfinals list Houston 5 Cleveland 2 and San Diego 7 Toronto 0 with standings notes. Sunday and Tuesday schedules referenced include Houston at Cleveland and Quebec at Phoenix.
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Spirits Leave Nets In Shock In ABA Playoff Clash
The New York Nets fell 100-89 to the Spirits of St. Louis in game four, trailing 3-1 in the series. Nets star Julius Erving scored 35 but St. Louis dominated the boards led by Marvin Barnes and Maurice Lucas who combined for 38 rebounds and 43 points.
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Bulldogs Sweep JV Twin Bill in Columbia doubleheader
Mexico Bulldog junior varsity routed Rock Bridge 7-5 in seven innings and 6-3 in five, with Dave Shrader winning the opener and Toulson delivering an eight-strikeout one-hitter in the nightcap. Spurrier went 4-for-4 with a triple, while Miller Mitchell and Fuller drove in key runs as Mexico improves to 3-1.
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Martinsburg Khoury Sets Final Meeting
Martinsburg Khoury League faces possible disbandment after poor parent attendance. President Cletus Deimeke has called a final d p.m. meeting at the Legion Hall to sign up players and address the future. In Laddonia, Community R-6 Trojans postpone a baseball doubleheader with Sturgeon due to rain, with a twin bill against Mexico freshman team planned for Tuesday.
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Nicklaus Wins Unprecedented Fifth Masters In Comeback
Jack Nicklaus claimed a historic fifth Masters at Augusta finishing 276 after a final round 68. Weiskopf and Miller finished one and two behind at 277, with Miller closing from 11 strokes back and Irwin posting a course-record eight-under 64.
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Archibald Hijacks Bulls In Kings Victory 102 95
Nate Archibald dazzled Chicago with drives and smart passes as the Kansas City-Omaha Kings beat the Bulls 102-95 in a Western Conference semifinal to even the series at 1-1. Archibald and Jimmy Walker sparked a third-quarter surge while Archibald noted the team must stop the whole Bulls attack, not just him.
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Bulldog Calendar Week of Spring Sports Events
All times listed as 4 p.m. unless noted. Monday tennis and girls track host Hellas Rock Bridge Fulton. Tuesday golf and baseball doubleheader at Community Jefferson City Freshman baseball 4:30 p.m. Varsity baseball hosts Fulton 5 p.m. Boys track vs Jefferborn City Marshall seventh to ninth grade track Huck Finn Relays. Wednesday golf hosts Fulton Van Far with tennis at Fulton. Thursday girls track at Hellas. Friday golf at Hannibal varsity baseball vs Hellas 4:30 p.m. Boys track at Capital City Relays Jefferson City 2 p.m. Saturday junior varsity baseball hosts Hickman eighth and ninth grade track Optimist Relays 10:30 a.m. Girls track at Moberly Relays 9 a.m.
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Royals Sweat Out Ninth in Home Opener Sweep
Kansas City beat Minnesota 5-3 to complete a three game sweep in the rain shortened home opener. Steve Busby left after eight with a 5-0 lead as Hal McRae, George Brett, Amos Otis and Frank White led an 11 hit attack while Doug Bird closed out the ninth with two strikeouts after relievers Pattin and Bird gave up five Twins hits. Harmon Killebrew drove in two for Minnesota in his first KC season.
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Gibbons Tops Cycle Action At Marshall Motocross
Kenny Gibbons of Mexico won the 100cc and 200cc classes at Marshall Motocross. Tracy Lubbering Kirksville won the mini-class, John George Jefferson City took 125cc, Joe Yeager Sedalia 250cc, and Phil Hess Moberly won open. Curtis Flowers Center claimed 100cc in Little Hoot Enduro with several riders placing across 125cc 250cc and open classes. Other area cyclists competed. Dick Delaloye Troy was overall winner.
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Marian Miller
Andy Melson
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Leon Ellingsworth
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Tim Wood
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Rookie Underwood Fires 2-0 Shutout Of Cardinals
Tom Underwood, 21, blanked St. Louis for a 2-0 win in a five-hitter to salvage Philadelphia’s home series. Greg Luzinski hit a fourth inning homer, Dave Cash added an insurance RBI, and the Phillies moved to 2-3 as Pittsburgh led the division. Brock was briefly HBP in the eighth. Bob Forsch pitched seven for the Cardinals.
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Golf Postponed as Mexico Bulldogs Open Week
Rain delayed Mexico Bulldogs golf as their match at Moberly was postponed. The team would play daily this week except Thursday, opening a two game series then hosting a three game weekend set with the Pirates. In the National League Pirates beat Mets 5 3 with Kison pitching a three hitter and Al Oliver logging his 1000th career hit.
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T Birds Do Best Ever At Louisiana Relays
Louisiana North Cal laway trackmen posted a best ever team showing at the Louisiana Relays. The T Birds finished fourth among 24 teams, just a half point behind Louisiana. Kirk Lawson led with three wins, taking the 100 yard dash 10.8 seconds the 220 yard dash 24.0 and the 440 yard dash 9. Bill Dunn was fifth in the triple jump Rusty Wilson placed in the high hurdles and lows and David Christian was fourth in the 880. NorCal’s mile and two mile relay teams finished fourth and its shuttle hurdle relay tied for fifth.
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