TV and radio highlights for May 4
Major League games include Florida Marlins at Atlanta Braves on ESPN and WTBS at 1 p.m. Boston Red Sox visit Detroit Tigers on ESPN at 7 p.m. St. Louis Cardinals play Cincinnati Reds at 7:10 p.m. on WLW. Washington Nationals at Dodgers airs on ESPN2 at 10 p.m. High school baseball Hamilton hosts Fairfield at 4:30 p.m. NBA playoffs feature Washington at Chicago at 7 p.m. and Denver at San Antonio at 9:30 p.m. on TNT.
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Spread of baseball and NBA playoff notes
The page lists various baseball matchups with spreads for teams like San Diego Colorado Arizona and more, plus American and National League pairings. It notes NBA playoff context with teams Chicago Washington San Antonio and Denver, including series status and home teams in caps.
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Washington
San Antonio
Denve
May 4 history notes include Derby and Stanley Cup wins
The entry recalls Assault winning the 1946 Kentucky Derby by eight lengths ridden by Warren Mehrtens and securing the Triple Crown. It also notes the 1969 Montreal Canadiens sweeping the St. Louis Blues 2-1 to win the Stanley Cup. A 2002 Kentucky Derby saw War Emblem, a 20-1 shot, win by four lengths over Proud Citizen.
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Warren Mehrtens
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War Emblem
Proud Citizen
Pistons rise as 76ers fall in playoff clash
Indiana leads series after a 90-85 win over Boston. Philadelphia stunned Detroit 88-78 as Billups and Hamilton paced Detroit while Iverson and Webber led Philadelphia. Spurs outscored Nuggets 126-115 in San Antonio led by Duncan and Parker.
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Iverson
McKie
Rogers
Jackson
Green
Detroit
Prince
R.wallace
B.wallace
Hamilton
Billups
McDyess
Hunter
Ham
McKye
Spurs
Nuggets
Uate
San Antonio
Bowen
Duncan
Mohammed
Parker
NASCAR leaders and purse figures span a crowded list
A compiled snapshot shows Jimmie Johnson and Kurt Busch atop NASCAR points and prize money. The list names drivers, totals, and earnings with multiple top finishers, followed by ATP and tennis results and a wide mix of high school and professional sports schedules and updates.
Bengals cut Kevin Hardy to clear path for Pollack start
Cincinnati parts ways with Kevin Hardy freeing salary cap room for first round pick David Pollack to become starter at left outside linebacker. Hardy led 2003 Bengals with 124 tackles and moved to outside backer in 2004 with 84 tackles.
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Bengals
Kevin Hardy
David Pollack
Hardy
Marvin Lewis
Takeo Spikes
Buffalo
Pollack
Denver
D.J. Williams
Gordon Wins Sixth Man Award As Bulls Rookie Star
Bulls guard Ben Gordon, the third overall pick from Connecticut, won the NBA Sixth Man of the Year, becoming the first rookie to capture the honor. He averaged 15.1 points, 2.6 rebounds and 2.0 assists in about 24 minutes per game while coming off the bench in 79 of 82 contests and helping Chicago reach the playoffs for the first time since 1998.
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New York
Chicago
Ben Gordon
NBA
Gordon
Connecticut
Bulls
Michael Jordan
Middletown edges Milford in extra innings thriller
Milford and Middletown battled in a dramatic extra inning game. Tyler Brown earned the win for Middletown as they edged Milford 13-9, with key hits from Meiser Brown Lykins and James and a late scoring run on a passed ball.
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Milford
RBI
Middletown
Tyler Brown
Roye
Chris Meiser
Zach Lykins
Brent James
Milford— Wolliver
Moran
John XXIII dominates Oxford Talawanda Quad track meet
John XXIII boys and girls teams claim four first place finishes at the April 27 quad meet in Oxford Talawanda. Girls highlights include Krystal Gaston winning shot put and discus, Justina Sleesman and Kaleejah Polley placing in sprints and relays, and Katherine Harner high jumping. John XXIII II track wins feature Dillon Grass in high jump and a 4x400 relay victory led by Stone Roman Earach and Grass.
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Oxford Talawanda
Krystal Gaston
Nicole Opesky
Gaston
Autumnlee Brown
Katherine Harner
Justina Sleesman
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Hurdies
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Scott Roman
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