Baseball Standings and Schedule Roundup
East and Central divisions show Orioles and Yankees top with Houston Pittsburgh San Francisco and Colorado in pursuit. Weekend results include Milwaukee over Chicago and Kansas City over Texas as rain delays affect Cleveland at Baltimore. Upcoming games list key matchups across American and National leagues with several night fixtures.
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NBA Finals Glance Day by Day
The Associated Press provides a schedule for the NBA Finals all times Eastern. Chicago leads the series 1 0 after a 84 82 victory over Utah in Game 1. Remaining games include Utah at Chicago June 4 at 9 p.m. and Chicago at Utah June 6 at 9 p.m. followed by Chicago at Utah June 8 at 7 30 p.m.
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Orioles place Eric Davis on 15 day DL retro May 26
Baseball notes report the Baltimore Orioles placing outfielder Eric Davis on the 15 day disabled list retroactive to May 26. Astros signed outfielder Chuck Carr and assigned him to New Orleans of the American Association. Left hander Tom Martin also on the 15 day DL.
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Ottawa girls set Class 4A relay record at state meet
Wendy Duran powered the 3200 meter relay team to a new Class 4A state record of 9 minutes 34.17 seconds, four seconds faster than Topeka Hayden's mark. Ottawa finished third with 32 points, led by splits from Bridget Morrisey Jessica Sylvester Bridget Trendel and coach Chris Kornhaus.
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Ottawa javelin tradition carries to state medals
Ottawa athletes excel at the state meet led by Ray Walken who finished sixth in the javelin at 175-10 after regional third. Jerrid Tolson earned a second state medal with fifth in long jump and third in triple jump. Chris Berr placed fifth in shot put while Rachel Fredricks and Kristin Sells and Jessica Sylvester posted solid times in distance events. Coach Mark Laws praised the team’s performance amid the limited returning talent.
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Rosado Wins Homecoming With Royals Over Rangers 6-2
Jose Rosado shines in Galveston roots as Kansas City down Texas 6-2. He allows two runs four hits in 5 23 innings and avoids further damage after a rocky sixth. Reliever Randy Veres records first save of the season as KC bullpen steadies to secure two of three from Texas.
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Jordan's Last-Second Shot Beats Jazz In Finals Opener
Michael Jordan nailed a 21 foot jumper at the horn to give the Chicago Bulls an 84 82 win over Utah Jazz as the NBA Finals opened. He faced a crowded defense and delivered with Seattle Time viewer across the world watching. Karl Malone missed two crucial free throws in the final seconds, leaving Utah to regroup for game two at the United Center.
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