Standings and results shape early MLB season in National League East
NL East standings show Pittsburgh leading at 16 8 atop the table with Philadelphia 14 11 and Los Angeles 14 12. Sunday results include New York over Houston 7-6 in 11 innings and Pittsburgh beating Atlanta 4-2. Montreal shut out San Francisco 7-0 as San Diego played Pitt later that day. Schedule notes list six late games including Houston at New York and Cincinnati at St. Louis, with rainouts not reported.
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Playoff results roll in with series clinches and semifinals
In the NBA playoffs on May 5 and 6, Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 113-97 to win the series 3-2, New York beat Boston 121-114 to take the series 3-2, and Phoenix edged Utah 104-102 to clinch their series 3-2. Conference semifinals show Portland leading San Antonio 1-0, with Tuesday games featuring New York at Detroit and Portland at San Antonio plus Phoenix at the Los Angeles Lakers at 9:30 p.m.
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Nelson Golf Classic final results and prize money list
Irving Texas AP reports the $1 million Byron Nelson Golf Classic final leaderboard with top finishers and prize money on the 6,850 yard par 70 course. Payne Stewart earned $180,000 for a 67 68 67 203 total, with Lanny Wadkins, Bryce Lizotte, Mark Calcavecchia and others collecting six figure payouts.
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Moran leads OU to strong day at KCAC with two golds
OU freshman Ken Moran swept the 1500 and 800 titles as Ottawa University salvaged fifth in men’s standings at the 1990 KCAC track meet. Southwestern dominated, winning the ECAC men’s title while Bethany claimed the women’s crown. Injuries and near-misses dampened OU’s weekend, with Hubard King and Sheila Lewis listed as questionable for District 10.
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KCAC Men Track Meet Results Highlight Top Performers
Southwestern dominates with multiple event wins led by Thompson and Rains. Notable performances include Kimbrough 24-2 in long jump, Davis 201-10 in javelin meet record, Furnty 15-9 in pole vault meet record, and Moran 1:53.64 in 800. Bethany, Ottawa, Tabor, McPherson, Sterling, and Kansas Wesleyan rack top marks across sprints, distance, hurdles, and relays.
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Garnett hosts dominate golf tourney by Bulldogs
Garnett high school claimed the four man title by 34 strokes in their invitational with Brent Hatcher Steve Hastert and Travis Foltz finishing 1 2 3 in a 325 total for 18 holes. Iola edged Ottawa High for second 359 to 361. Ottawa prep standout Ostmeyer and Breckenridge tied for sixth medal with 87. The Cyclones host Southeast Kansas League championships at Ottawa Country Club Wednesday starting 8 a.m.
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Knicks rally past Celtics to avoid elimination in Boston
The Knicks rebounded from a 157 128 loss nine days earlier to stun the Celtics 121 114 in Boston. Patrick Ewing said the defeat gave New York more fight as they became the third team to erase a 2 0 deficit in a best of five series and snap a 26 game drought at Boston Garden.
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