Spring Training Scorecard Hits Mix of Wins and Auctions
Major League Spring Training results show Boston, Houston, Yankees, White Sox, and several clubs posting varied scores across Saturday and Sunday. Notable outcomes include Minnesota 10 Texas 9 in 11 innings, St Louis 4 over Detroit 2, and Oakland 2 Chicago Cubs 1 in 10 innings. Scheduled games list multiple pairings with times across Florida venues.
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Philadelphia Beats Washington In Messy NBA Box Score
Philadelphia collects 99 points as Barkley leads with 18 and Giliam adds 22. Washington posts 102 with Geant 15 and Ellison 24. The uneven box score shows erratic shooting and multiple missing details, reflecting a chaotic OCR draft of the game summary.
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Woosnam wins USF&G Classic in New Orleans playoff
Ian Woosnam captured his first American PGA title by winning the USF&G Classic in a two hole sudden death playoff over Jim Hallet. Donnie Hammond tied for second after a 73, joining Hallet and Woosnam in a tense finish.
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Washington and San Antonio edge Detroit in 1988 showdown
Detroit 78 at San Antonio 85 behind Rodman 17 rebounds Henderson 12 points. San Antonio 85 led 59 1 14 41 65. Portland and Charlotte games score 117 102 with Drexler 27 points and Bogues 5 assists.
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Weekend sports schedule and USF&G Classic result
A weather dependent schedule lists baseball, softball, tennis, and track events across Frederick, Smithsburg, Brunswick, and nearby colleges with 4 p.m. starts and a 3 p.m. Potomac State at FCC clash. The USF&G Classic at English Turn, a $1 million event, concluded with final scores and prize money after a late finish.
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Winston Twin 200s NASCAR results from Richmond Raceway
AP reports Sunday results from the Winston Twin 200s NASCAR doubleheader at Richmond International Raceway. Mike Stefanik won pole and race in Pontiac with 1 car-length margin. standings list drivers from West Greenwich to Williamson and beyond with engines overheating and other retirements noted. Time 1 26 33, lead changes nine among four drivers.
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World League opens with three games and a safety scorer
More than 91,000 fans saw the World League kickoff. Frankfurt defeated London 2-0 on a first points safety by Chris Williams, while London later edged Birmingham 24-11 on Stan Gelbaugh’s 96-yard pass to Jon Horton. Montreal topped Birmingham 20-5, Sacramento beat Raleigh-Durham 9-3, and Barcelona defeated New York-New Jersey 19-7.
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