MLB Standings and Schedules Highlight Tumultuous Season
Baseball and college football items recap standings and upcoming games. Teams listed include Pittsburgh Montreal Philadelphia St Louis Chicago New York and San Diego with varied records. Wednesday and Thursday MLB schedules feature Atlanta Cincinnati Los Angeles Houston St Louis Montreal Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York San Diego San Francisco. Royals place Luis Aquino on 15 day disabled list. Rusty Meacham recalled. Kansas State running back Eric Gallon faces six months out after knee surgery. Chris Wimmer commits two errors sparking Oklahoma win over Wichita State.
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Royals finally win after odd eighth inning comeback
Kansas City breaks through for a 3-1 win over Oakland as an infield single, two wild pitches, three sacrifices and costly plays fuel the rally. Neal Heaton earned the win in relief. Ron Darling and Tony LaRussa were tangled in the bizarre sequence that sparked the Royals.
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Ebel chases dream of Boston Marathon glory
Wellsville coach Richard Ebel aims for Boston Marathon perfection after a decade of trying and a tough return from an earlier heartbreak His road to qualification was eased by a 3 06 finish at the Prime Health Marathon but balancing basketball duties with grueling training was the real hurdle He plans to join tens of thousands in the oldest U S marathon on Monday with dreams long held since boyhood.
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Garden City jockey to ride for Abu Dhabi sheik in six races
Garden City born Joe Petersen, 25, a 1985 graduate, will ride six races for Sheik Zayed in Abu Dhabi. He will race Arabian horses in four and thoroughbreds in two, with expenses paid and a chance to win a Mercedes Benz prize. Petersen began racing at 15 and has ridden nationwide before heading to London then Abu Dhabi.
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Pacers clinch playoff berth as 76ers miss out
Indiana beat Charlotte 123-96 to lock a playoff spot and hand Philadelphia a defeat that eliminated them from the postseason. Boston’s 99-94 win over Philadelphia sealed the 76ers’ fate, while Miami’s loss widened the Pacers’ path to the playoffs for a third straight year since 1976.
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