Major League Baseball and hockey scorecard notices
Schedule details for MLB games including Milwaukee at New York Boston at Texas Oakland at California and Sunday game times. Also NHL Patrick and Norris divisions with Washington Islanders Montreal and Toronto matchups and game times across multiple days. Includes incomplete player stats and venue notes from various cities.
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Flyers struggle to solve power play against Capitals in Game 2
The Capitals edged the Flyers 5-4 to even the Patrick Division semifinals at 1-1 as Philadelphia again failed on five power-play opportunities. Tim Kerr, sidelined earlier, could return to boost a 18.0 percent season rate, while Washington surged with a more aggressive, physical approach to seize a pivotal win.
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Kerr
Washington
Peter Zezel
Capitals
Kelly Miller
Ron Hextall
Peter Sundstrom
Hextall
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Sundstrom
Spectrum
Bryan Murray
Phillies Top Mets 5-1 Behind Ruffins Six-Hit Start
Bruce Ruffin pitched a six-hitter and Lance Parrish hit a two run homer as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the New York Mets 5-1. Ruffin improved to 1-0, with five K’s in his first 1988 start, while Sid Fernandez took the loss after six innings of five hits and four runs allowed.
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Brown stays in Kansas after surprise decision
Kansas officials, players, and fans reacted with shock and relief as coach Larry Brown announced he would remain at Kansas after speculation he would leave for UCLA. University officials cited contract terms and Brown’s pledge to stay to lead their NCAA champions.
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Suns start 1988 season with 2-0 win at Kinston
The Hagerstown Suns opened the 1988 Carolina League season under new manager Mike Hart with a 2-0 victory at Kinston. They return to Kinston for a 7:30 p.m. tilt today after a last season playoff exit in the first round.
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Hagerstown Suns
Mike Hart
Kinston
Suns
Yankees Beat Brewers 6-4 Behind Winfield Two Homers
New York tops Milwaukee 6-4 as Dave Winfield, cheered after his feud with George Steinbrenner, slugged two homers and went 3-for-3 with three RBIs and three runs. Mike Pagliarulo added a two run shot. Richard Dotson won in his Yankees debut.
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Richard Dotson
Dotson
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Juan Nieves
Rob Deer
Robin Yount
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Floyd Bannister
Kansas City
Gene Garber
Bannister
White Sox
Danny Tartabull
Jeff Robinson
Frank White
Bo Jackson
Ihe Sox
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Masters players call for crowd energy at Augusta
Former British Open champion Lyle criticizes Augusta crowds saying the course feels like a morgue and lacks the roar of holes 13 and 15. He contrasts the tough course with being ridiculous, while noting he is in the best form of his career with two American tour wins this season.
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Linganore Girls Win Westminster Track Meet Title
Linganore dominates the girls division at Westminster Invitational, taking the title with 91 points led by Kelly Clark and Joanna Boettinger each winning four events. Singanore places second, Frederick fifth, while the Owls win the boys meet with 109 points and Linganore third.
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Mount St. Marys dominates St Francis in tennis 6 0 win
Mount St. Marys College men's tennis swept all six singles matches to defeat St Francis College 6 0 Friday afternoon. The Mount improved to 2 3 this spring and 3 8 overall in the 1987 88 season and will host American University at 11 a.m. today.
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Friedman
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Mietsinah G. Laughlin
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