Baseball Tonight: Slated Games and Scores Reported
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NCAA Champions By State AP list of winners by year
The Associated Press listing names states and schools with championship years across the NCAA. California leads with Stanford 1942 and UCLA 1964 65 1967 73 1975, Kentucky follows with multiple titles, and other states include North Carolina Indiana Ohio Kansas Michigan Oklahoma Pennsylvania Wisconsin and Arkansas with respective schools and years.
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Record of Home Run Leaders and Notable Extras
Listing of players with high home run totals including Mets Darryl Strawberry 39, Angels Reggie Jackson, Padres Nate Colbert 38, Astros Jim Wynn 37, Royals Steve Balboni 36, Expos Andre Dawson 32, Rockies Charlie Hayes 25, and Marlins Orestes Destrade 20.
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Clinton Celebrates Arkansas NCAA Title With Team
President Clinton embraced Arkansas players in a locker room celebration after their 76-72 win over Duke. Corliss Williamson scored 23 and was named Final Four MVP, Scotty Thurman hit the decisive shot, and Nolan Richardson received wide praise for guiding the Razorbacks to their first NCAA crown amid a fervent, festive scene. Duke's Grant Hill and Antonio Lang contributed strong games despite the loss.
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Palmeiro Opens Orioles Season With Fan Ovation And 6-3 Win
Rafael Palmeiro homered and singled in his Baltimore debut as the Orioles beat the Kansas City Royals 6-3, receiving an extended standing ovation from 47,549 fans. Mike Mussina pitched eight strong innings, aiding a strong opening day performance for Baltimore while Kansas City dropped its opener for the eighth time in nine road openers.
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Strawberry Goes on Disabled List Over Drug Problem
Dodgers star Darryl Strawberry will be unavailable for an undetermined period as he enters treatment for a substance abuse issue. Dodgers executive Fred Claire called it a move for his future and recovery, noting he previously dealt with alcohol problems. Strawberry appeared distraught at a team meeting after admitting the issue.
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Proctor Sets School Mark at Emporia Meet
OU track teams finish mid pack at Emporia State as coach Merle Chesbro notes tougher meets sharpen the squad. Bill Proctor breaks 110m hurdles school record at 14.6, wins 400 hurdles in 56.2, while Shane Koranda earns nationals bid with a third in the event. Women shine with Shannon Daily 800 win and 1600 relay first. Stacy Ruebhausen third in long jump.
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Katzer Leads Ottawa Golf In Winds At First Tourney
OHL golfer Katzer tied for third with an 84 as Ottawa Cyclones finished sixth of 12 in their season opener. Five newcomers joined returning veterans in 382 team score amid 40 mph winds. Bourque notes improvement on back nine and strong depth with 19 players.
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Indians almost spoil no hit bid on opening day
Dr Johnson flirted with a second straight no hitter over seven innings as Cleveland rallied to beat Seattle 4 3 in 11. Toronto beat Chicago 7 3 with Delgado driving in runs including a 450 foot shot off a Hard Rock Cafe window. Johnson’s near no no anchors a busy day across major league openers.
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