Penguins Player Held on Disorderly Conduct Charges
Pittsburgh defenseman Dennis Onehar, 23, and accomplice Louis Paracca, 20, were ordered held for court after an office fracas. Police said a woman, Linda Hicks, 20, was found unconscious as officers arrived to a party disturbance. Evidence included a report of threats and obscene pictures since a March 26 incident.
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Hernandez Sparks Cardinals Past Mets In Hot Bat
Keith Hernandez sparkled with a double and a two run homer as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Mets 7 3. He recalled turning point moments from last year while emphasizing consistency and aggression at the plate. John Denny earned the win for his sixth victory in seven career decisions.
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Chenier lifts Bullets past Cavaliers despite ref dispute
Washington guard Phil Chenier scored 38 as the Bullets topped Cleveland 109 to 100 to open the Eastern Conference playoff series. Coach Bill Fitch blasted referee Richie Powers after two technicals. eight pickets protested outside Capital Centre as Washington took a 1-0 lead. Cavs seek momentum in Cleveland Friday as Boston and Portland also resume series.
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Dent's clutch double fuels Yankees comeback win
Bucky Dent after a trade from the White Sox to the Yankees delivered two hits and drove in a run as New York beat Kansas City 5-3. Dent praised the pressure of joining a contender and noted the difference in attitude, while Guidry earned his first major league win in relief.
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St. Louis U signs three cage stars
St Louis University announced the national letters of intent from three top high school basketball players. Forward Ricky Frazier and guard Mike Smith of Charleston Mo joined DeSmet's Mark Alcorn. Frazier averaged 21.2 points and 16.1 rebounds for Charleston, which went 31-1, while Smith averaged 13.6 points and 7.7 assists.
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