MLB Standings and Schedule Amid Tight NL East Race
In the National League East Pittsburgh leads with 12 wins, New York 7, St Louis 6, Montreal 6, Philadelphia 5, Chicago 5. West Houston and San Francisco share 8, San Diego 7, Los Angeles 7, Atlanta 6. Tuesday results include Philadelphia over Chicago in 10 innings and Pittsburgh over Montreal. Wednesday and Thursday games feature divisional matchups across New York, St Louis, Philadelphia, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Montreal, San Francisco, Houston, Cincinnati and Los Angeles.
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NCAA coaches cross the line in high school all star broadcast
Atlanta AP reports that Georgia Tech, Syracuse, California and Massachusetts coaches appeared on a McDonald’s high school all star game broadcast, violating an NCAA rule barring coaches from serving as announcers for high school events. New York AP notes an NBA fine totalling 7000 for five players over late season scrums. Norman AP reports Wichita State’s Scot McCloughan delivered an eighth inning RBI single to beat Oklahoma 4-2, with Danen Dricfoft earning the win.
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Bobby Cremins
Georgia Tech
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Syracuse
Lou Campanelli
California
John Calipari
Massachusetts
Rick Evrard
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NEW York
NBA
Dale Davis
Indiana
Cleveland
Henry James
Andrew Lang
Phoenix
Seattle
Ricky Pierce
Shawn Kemp
Gary Payton
Dana Barros
Norman
Okla
Scot McCloughan
Wichita State
Oklahoma
Royals thud as Orioles hammer KC in snowy opener
In Kansas City, the Royals fall to Baltimore 10-4 as snow flurries dust the city. Brady Anderson belts two triples and drives in three, lifting the Orioles to a fifth straight win while Kansas City drops to 1-12, eight games behind.
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Baltimore
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Chris Hoiles
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Mesa
Mark Gubicza
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McRae
Johnny Oates
Masters Craze Sparks 3000 Backlog for 3 Wood
Less than two weeks after Fred Couples won the Masters, Ram Golf Corp. reports a 3,000 order backlog for its 3 wood while Lynx Golf, Inc. irons maker, aims to catch up by mid June. Wilson also notes club demand driven by Daly and other endorsements.
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Jim Litre
Augusta National
Fred
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Dave Lumley
Wilson Sporting Goods
John Daly
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Chiefs add four free agents to fold
The Kansas City Chiefs signed four free agents including last year sixth round pick Darrell Malone who was on the Chiefs practice squad after a preseason release. Defensive back Kevin Thompson joined after spending 1991 with the San Francisco 49ers practice squad. Defensive end Jim Szymanski spent 1990 and 1991 with the Denver Broncos. Running back George Hemingway entered the league as a rookie free agent with the Cleveland Browns last year.
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Cyclone golfers take second in Santa Fe Trail Invitational
Ottawa High juniors Judd Mourning and Josh Ostmeyer led the Cyclones with 40 and 43 totals as Mourning finished third and Ostmeyer tied for eighth. OHS earned seconds in both two-man and six-man events among 13 teams, settling one stroke behind leaders Rossville and Santa Fe Trail respectively.
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OHL
Josh Ostmeyer
John Katzer
Ostmeyer
Blaine Baldwin
Landon
OHS
Rossville
Santa Fe Trail
Vanbiesbrouck falters as Rangers fall to Devils 7 3
John Vanbiesbrouck ended an 11 game unbeaten run with seven goals against on 28 shots as New Jersey defeated New York 7 3 in Game 2 of the Patrick Division semifinal. Claude Lemieux scored twice as the Devils surged to a 3 1 lead and held on. Messier scored twice for the Rangers in a losing effort.
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Forum
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Adan Oates
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