Tudor shines as Cardinals blank Phillies 11 0
John Tudor allowed three hits in six innings for his first win in two seasons as the St. Louis Cardinals routed the Philadelphia Phillies 11-0. Todd Zeile drove in four runs with a first inning homer and ninth inning double, with six runs in the ninth off Roger McDowell.
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Ottawa Women’s Golf Association Pairings List 1990
OWGA Ottawa Women's Golf Association releases pairings for Tuesday April 17 1990 at 10 am. Players include E Kilcogt S Wassmer C Dengel A Whiney F Warnock B Campbell He Kramer A Crawford D Elder R Osburn L Hardesty D B Sell M Moherman B Seat Woody P Wiggins L MP Harper.
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Church Basketball Schedule From Friday Night at Local Gym
At First Methodist Gym in Wellsville on Friday April 20 two games start at 7:00 p.m. Wellsville Baptist faces North Baptist at 7:45 p.m. First Methodist meets Nazarene at 8:30 p.m. Nazarene plays Perth Lutheran at 9:15 p.m. Assembly of God plays Community Foursquare with Westminster Presbyterian having a BYE.
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Peete ties Pate for Heritage lead at Harbour Town
Calvin Peete, battling back issues, shoots 5-under 67 to tie Steve Pate atop the Heritage Classic at Harbour Town. Pate bogeyed late to slip from sole lead. Masters winner Nick Faldo and Billy Ray Brown sit at 137, with Payne Stewart at 139 and Greg Norman 70.
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Trevino and Player surge while Nicklaus sinks in PGA Senior effort
In Palm Beach Gardens the 51st PGA Seniors Championship saw Lee Trevino and Gary Player move atop the leaderboard while Jack Nicklaus slumped from an opening lead to 78 after two rounds. Nicklaus, who began with 68 and led by three, carded four double bogeys amid gusty winds. Trevino rebounded from a 77 with a 67 to stand one shot off the pace at 144, tied with Harold Henning and Dale Douglass among others. Player opened with 69, joined the lead at 143, and spoke of his strong back-nine run. Ferree struggled after a late penalty on 16 and an 8 on 18.
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Canadiens Take 3-2 Series Edge Over Sabres
Stephane Richer scored his fifth and sixth goals of the playoffs and Bobby Smith added a goal and an assist as the Montreal Canadiens defeated the Buffalo Sabres 4-2 to take a 3-2 lead in the Adams Division semifinal.Russ Courtnall sealed it with an empty-net goal in the final minute.
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Bruins Edge Hartford as Bourque Sitout Streak Goes On
Boston wins as Brian Propp and Neely score on power plays. Neely nets his third goal of the series, aided by a Hartford error by goalie Peter Sidorkiewicz. Hartford defender Bourque remains sidelined.
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Key returns in Jays' 3-1 win over Royals
Toronto pitcher Jimmy Key won in his first start after arthroscopic shoulder surgery, allowing one run in six innings while striking out four. George Bell collected three hits and hit a solo homer in the eighth, as the Blue Jays defeated Kansas City 3-1. Duane Ward earned the save with three innings of one hit relief. Storm Davis struggled in his Royals debut since signing a three year, $6 million contract, giving up two runs in five and a third innings.
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