Baseball Standings and Schedule From Friday Action
The American League East leads with Toronto 13 4 and New York tied at 10 5 while Baltimore 10 5 and Cleveland 6 1 hold playoff positions. In the West Oakland and Seattle mix. Detroit and Kansas City struggle. National League shows Pittsburgh 12 9 and New York 9 7 in pursuit, with Houston and San Francisco atop the junior circuit. a full slate of weekend games follows.
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Seanle
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Philadelphia
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Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Adlan
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Atlanta
Mooreal
St Louis
Ottawa University baseball postponed by wet field conditions
Ottawa University’s double header with Mid-America Nazarene was postponed due to wet field conditions in Olathe. The Braves, 5-22 overall, plan to resume Saturday at St. Mary of the Plains in Dodge City as no new date is set.
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Braves
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Dodge City
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Baker University
Kris Plumhoff
Umbro
Sangamon State University
Springfield
Plumhoff
Baker
Pittsburg State star Ronnie West eyes NFL draft call
Pittsburg State wide receiver Ronnie West, a two year record setter and 1996 NCAA Division II player of the year, is projected as a high round NFL pick after leading the Gorillas to the Division II title. Coach Chuck Broyles lauds West and teammate Kendall Gammon as key prospects.
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Gorillas
Jacksonville
Ala
State
East Texas State
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Gammon
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Kendall
NFL
Broyles
1992 NFL Draft First Round Pick Order Snapshot
The draft order for rounds one in New York lists teams and positions from 16 San Francisco to 28 Washington with picks held April 26-27. The sequence includes San Francisco at 16, Atlanta 19, Kansas City 20, New Orleans 21, Chicago 22, San Diego (from Houston) 23, Dallas 24, Denver 25, Detroit 26, Buffalo 27, and Washington 28.
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Butfalo
Associated Press
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Boston
Indiana
Seaale
Golden State
Seaule
Miami
Dewoit
LA Clippers
Utah
San Antonio
Phoenix
LA Lakers
Portland
Detroit
Seattle shocks Warriors in NBA playoff opener
The Seattle SuperSonics upset the Golden State Warriors 117-109 as Shawn Kemp posted 28 points and 16 rebounds. Seattle, led by coach George Karl, dominated the boards 52-34 and took a 1-0 series lead despite Chris Mullin’s 16 points for the Warriors who were playing at home for the first time since 1977.
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SuperSonics
Warriors
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Nelson
Port
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Sonics
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Billy Owens
Sarinas Marciulionis
Tim Hardaway
Golden State
Chris Mullin
Trail Blazers
Lakers
Portland
Cliff Robinson
Clyde Drealer
Buck Williams
Terry Porter
Byron Scott
Terry Teagle
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Cavaliers
Nets
Brad Daugherty
Cleveland
New Jersey
Imel Clark pace Viking thinclads to fifth at Rossville
Rossville Invitational highlights Sabetha and Effingham sweeping both boys and girls titles. Central Heights boys win events led by Imel in high jump and pole vault and Clark in 110 hurdles, Cannady times in 1600 and 3200, while CH girls finish last with seven points as Kim Wood is injured.
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Adam Clark
Central Heights
Sabetha
Effingham
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Clark
Rusty Cannady
Kim Wood
Man Imel
Jon Waddie
Chad Burkdall
Brian Haight
Anthony Quilette
Brian Gamberel
Mat Christopher
Heath Ball
Matt McClendon
Sanls
Orioles Extend Morale Boosting Win Streak
Baltimore beat Kansas City 8-1 to extend its winning streak to seven and improve to 10-5, the Orioles' best start in 21 years. The Royals slump deepens as KC faces a tough run with questions about form and pitching.
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Baltimore
Kansas City
Orioles
Orioles sweep Royals as Mussina dominates in KC loss streak
The Orioles completed a seven game streak by beating the Royals in Kansas City, marking the Royals' worst 24 year homestand and season pace. Mike Mussina pitched a six-hitter for his fifth complete game this year, while Mark Davis faltered in his $13 million signing.
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Mark Davis
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Lemieux sparks Penguins past Capitals in Game 3 rout
Mario Lemieux returned to form scoring three goals and assisting on three others as Pittsburgh defeated Washington 6-4 in Game 3. Lemieux set up the first three goals and netted two more, lifting the Penguins to a series-advancing 2-1 lead amid key playoff action across the NHL.
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Scotty Bowman
Devils
Rangers
Clais Ferreri
Mike Richter
Jetf Terreri
Scott Stevens
Claude Vilgrain
Whalers
Murray Craven
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Bruins
Sabres
Adam Oates
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Oates
Ray Bourque
Tom Draperty
Ted Donato
Ad Bourque
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