Yankee Rook Arnsberg Tops Niekro As Yankees Win
Brad Arnsberg, 23, earned his first major league win in six innings, allowing no runs as the Yankees beat the Cleveland Indians 5-2 to avert a series sweep. Phil Niekro, 48, started his 712th game while Mike Pagliarulo belted two homers for New York.
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Expos edge Cardinals on Galarraga late homer in 13th
Montreal escape in 11th and Andres Galarraga’s 13th inning homer lift Expos 2-1 over St. Louis. Houston tops Giants 6-5 in 11th on Walling pinch single as Mets pace NL East with rout of Phillies. Reds beat Dodgers 6-3.
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Jeff Robinson
College Basketball Attendance Sets Records Across NCAA
The NCAA Statistics Service reports a record 21.8 million spectators for last season’s Division I games. Syracuse led campuses with 24,959 per home game and 826,182 total. Final Four crowds reached 64,959 each session in the Superdome. Conference tallies show the Big Ten top in per game and total attendance, followed by the SEC, Big Eight, ACC, Big East, with overall reach at 31,911,301 across 1,270 four year colleges.
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Baseball Scoreboard Friday schedule across the league
The scoreboard lists Friday games: Texas at Baltimore Oakland at Minnesota California at Seattle and a slate including Kansas City at Boston Toronto at Cleveland New York at Detroit Milwaukee at Chicago Chicago at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Montreal at Pittsburgh Houston at San Diego Atlanta at Los Angeles Cincinnati at San Francisco.
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Major League Baseball Leaders Report
The Associated Press lists top American and National League leaders in batting at 313 at bats with Boggs Boston leading at .365 and Seitzer Kansas City at .327, plus Ruthian totals in runs, RBI, hits, doubles, triples and home runs. Pitching leaders show Henneman Detroit 8-1, Schmidt Baltimore 10-2, and strikeout and saves leaders across leagues.
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