Big league standings And Results From April Baseball Card
Major and minor league action across AL and NL with standings, scores, and notable performances. A.J. Masello led Bingo's Lounge Braves in an 11-3 win. Grega Construction Rangers dominated 13-1, sealing top place tie. Details include multiple games, pitchers, and key hits across divisions.
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Big league line scores wrap up mixed results
Multiple MLB line scores show Minnesota, Chicago, Oakland, Seattle, Cleveland, Toronto, Montreal, Cincinnati, Chicago, Los Angeles, Houston and San Francisco posting wins and losses in varied fashion. Notable performances include Baines homer for Chicago and Saberhagen and Berkman aiding Kansas City, with several pitchers earning decisions across games.
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Brewster Company tops Vereb in season opener
Mike Franklin blasted a three run homer in the seventh to lift Brewster Company to a 9-8 win over Vereb Funeral Home. Randy Ryan had two hits for Vereb. Tom Medved earned the win, An thony Netti Sr. took the loss.
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Tacoma leads MISL finals as Dallas trails 2-0
In the best-of-seven MISL championship series, Tacoma holds a 2-0 lead over Dallas after wins on June 9 and June 11. Remaining games are scheduled June 13 at Dallas, June 14 at Dallas, and potential games June 16, 18, and 20 at Tacoma or Dallas as needed.
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Today’s Local Sports Schedule Across Multiple Leagues
A packed slate features baseball at Flaherty Field with Orioles vs Blue Jays and Cardinals host Royals at noon, Pirates meet Mets at 3, Giants vs Reds at 6. Softball includes Union Girls Pirates vs Giants and Ellwood City at Wilmington. Also listed are Sunday and Monday drills across American Legion, NCABA, NEPCO, and several youth leagues with numerous matchups, times, and venues.
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Local golf standings show tied low gross at 41
John Kolik and Walt Thompson tied for low gross with 41 at Mohawk Trails while Mike Navarra posted low net 31. Navy leads with 85 points and Marines at 73 percent. Jim-Dan Dick Eliot had low gross 41 at Castle Hills, with Eliot and Sid Lockley tied for low net 34. Team 3 leads with 562 points, Team 2 at 48 percent.
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Bruins? No. Lakers edge Celtics in final series results
Los Angeles Lakers moved within one win of the title after beating Boston 126 113 on June 2 and 141 122 on June 4. The Celtics won 109 103 on June 7 and 123 108 on June 11, leaving the series at 3-2 Lakers. The schedule shows Boston at Los Angeles games on June 14 and June 16 with start times listed.
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Sports moves by United Press into Friday
Kansas City activated third baseman George Brett and placed Bud Black on the 21 day disabled list while sending Bob Shirley to the curb. Danny Heep, free agent, signed a one year contract and was assigned to San Antonio in the AA Texas League. Youmans on the 15 day DL, Curt Brown recalled to AAA Indianapolis. Jack Swope named assistant GM and director of marketing in Orlando. Jeff Ruland retires at center for Philadelphia. Maura McHugh named ASU women's basketball coach. Bob Driscoll named Berkeley associate athletic director. Hofstra women’s basketball assistant coaches Scalfaro and Wurzel resign. Russ Hill named New Haven women’s basketball coach. Larry Cowan named Plattsburgh basketball coach. John Tsumas named Utah women’s tennis coach. Randolph Iran Browe signs with New England fullback. Larry Station waived by Pittsburgh at linebacker. Winnipeg signs Ron Wilson to a multi year contract at center. St Louis MISL club will not offer a new contract to Mike Hylla at midfielder.
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Duquesne to Hold Fifth Instructional Basketball Camp
Duquesne University head coach Jim Satalin will run his fifth annual Instructional Basketball Camp from June 27 to July 2. Open to ages 8 through 18, the $165 registration includes a Dukes basketball shirt, souvenirs, insurance, three meals daily, and dormitory lodging. Brochures and applications available from the basketball office.
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PIAA Playoffs Friday Results in Baseball and Softball
United Press Internay reports AA baseball finals Ford City 1 Newport 0 AAA baseball Pennridge 6 Bethel Park 5 AA softball Minesville versus Chartiers-Houston postponed to June 23 at Shippensburg AAA softball Williamsport 1 Bethel Park 0 Consolation AA baseball New Brighton 7 Lackawanna Trail 5 AAA baseball Bellefonte 8 Valley View 5 AA softball Linesville 5 Daniel Boone 4 AAA softball Chambersburg 12 Villa Maria 2
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Ruland Forced to Retire by Chronic Knee Problems
Philadelphia 76ers center Jeff Ruland, 28, will retire after knee problems ended his season and failed to pass team physicals. A two time All Star, he averaged 18.5 points and 10.7 rebounds in his NBA career, last playing for the Sixers after a controversial 1986 trade.
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Lakers Edge Celtics Duel For NBA Title Hope
Larry Bird says the Celtics must win two road games to claim the 17th title as Boston heals Parish Walton and McHale while Abdul-Jabbar leads the Lakers in a tight finals push. Magic Johnson vows readiness as Boston Garden hosts decisive moments. A separate note reports Patty Franus’s hole-in-one at Del Mar Golf Course with witnesses.
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