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The East Division shows New York at 34 26 and Boston 34 27, with Toronto 35 22 and Baltimore 29 34. Central and West divisions list Chicago, Cleveland, Kansas City, Minnesota, Seattle, Oakland, Anaheim, Texas, and Tampa Bay with current records and looming games. Thursday results include White Sox 12 Yankees 3 and Seattle 12 Minnesota 5. Friday matchups feature Detroit, New York, Boston, Baltimore, and Oakland among others with a full slate planned through Saturday.
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Pebble Beach Opens With Scoring While Many Ties Incomplete
At Pebble Beach California the first round of the 100th U S Open produced partial scores with many players still unable to finish. Notables Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson posted strong numbers as amateurs and pros chased the lead amid unsettled weather and Friday morning completion.
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Lakers eye title clinch as Game 5 nears in Indiana
Lakers chase a 4-1 series lead over the Pacers in Indianapolis after a 120-118 OT win in Game 4. Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O'Neal lead LA as Indiana battles to force a return trip to Staples Center and avoid elimination in coach Phil Jackson's era.
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Woods Leads Open At Pebble Beach In Fog Reduced Round
Tiger Woods shot a 6 under 65 to take a 1 stroke lead in the fog shortened first round of the 100th U S Open at Pebble Beach. Miguel Angel Jimenez was next at 66 with Nick Faldo among late starters still on course as play was halted by fog.
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Pronger Named MVP In Closest NHL Vote Ever
Chris Pronger of the St. Louis Blues won the Hart Trophy as MVP by a razor thin margin over Jaromir Jagr, also claiming the Norris. he joined Bobby Orr as the last defenseman to win the Hart. Pavel Bure led scorers, while Scott Gomez, Joel Quenneville, Olaf Kolzig, Steve Yzerman, Pavel Demitra, Curtis Joseph and Ken Daneyko won additional season honors.
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Savard and Mullen Picked for Hockey Hall of Fame
Savard and Mullen were named to the Hockey Hall of Fame in their first year of eligibility after a three year wait. Mullen, first American to 500 goals and 1,000 points, played for the Flames and Penguins. Savard, 473 goals, 865 assists, spent most of his career with Chicago, winning a 1993 Stanley Cup. Walter L. Bush Jr. also to be inducted in builders’ category on Nov. 13 in Toronto.
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