NBA Playoffs Conference Semifinals Score Recap
Detroit defeated New York 95 to 84 to take the series 4-1. Phoenix edged Los Angeles 106 to 103 finishing Phoenix in five games. Portland won 138 to 132 over San Antonio and leads 3-2. Chicago routed Philadelphia 117 to 99 as the Bulls swept their series four games to one.
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College baseball and wildlife regulation notes mix in report
The page blends college baseball results from the Big Eight and Missouri Valley tournaments with Kansas wildlife commission plans for May meetings at Holiday Park in Chanute. It also covers Angelo Panzetta’s overtime winner for the Baltimore Blast in MISL playoffs and earlier goals by Freddie Thompson and Dave Boucek.
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Holiday Park
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Angelo Panzetta
Baltimore Blast
Blast
Freddie Thompson
Comets
Dave Boucek
Jan Goossens
Panzetta
Panola
Dale Mitchell
Boddicker Dominates Royals as Red Sox Win 7-1
Boston right-hander Mike Boddicker struck out 10 in eight-plus innings, earning his fourth consecutive decision and a 7-1 road win over the Kansas City Royals. Seitzer extended his hitting streak to 17 as KC’s woes continued with defensive miscues and a struggling pitching staff.
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Kansas City
Mark
Storm Davis
Mike Boddicker
Royals Stadium
Boddicker
Walter Johnson
Boston Red Sox
Royals
Red Sox
John Wathan
Burks
Bo Jackson
Steve Farr
Kevin Seitzer
Ottawa High aims for redemption at regional meet
Ottawa High track coach Mark Laws emphasizes state-qualifying goals over team wins after SEK meet setbacks. The Cyclones seek berths at the May state meet in Wichita with key athletes like Bob Redeker Noah Mann and Daryl Spigle aiming for top finishes in high jump and distance events. Field events start 3:30 pm Friday with prelims at 4:30 and finals at 6:30.
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Herald
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Blue Valley
Cyclones
Mark Laws
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Garnett
Baldwin
Chanute
Wellsville
Central Heights
Osage City
Jayhawk-Linn
Onaga
Lyndon
Pomona
Williamsburg
Marais Des Cygnes Vatley
Waverly
Emporia State
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Bob Redeker
Elizabeth Lemp
Redeker
Bob
Lemp
Noah Mann
Daryl Spigle
State
OHS
Mann
OHL
Spigle
Wellsville Star Thatcher Decker signs with UTSA
Thatcher Decker, a former Wellsville star and Wellsville basketball standout from 1985 to 1988, signs a national letter of intent to play for the University of Texas San Antonio. He played at Allen County Community College this season averaging 11.4 points and 130 assists while earning honorable mention All Jayhawk League Eastern Division. He cites UTSA program quality and town as factors in his decision.
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Wellsville High
Thatcher Decker
University of Texas-San Antonio
Decker
Allen County Community College
ACCC
Jayhawk
UTSA
Iola Register
Wellsville
Kermit Deterding
WHS
Jim Wright
Eagles
McGwire's ninth inning homer lifts A's past Indians
Mark McGwire delivered a two out two run homer in the ninth to rally Oakland from a 6 5 deficit over the Cleveland Indians. Oakland avoided its longest skid in two seasons as Doug Jones failed to prevent the comeback with a 241 inning homerless streak against right handers.
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Mark McGwire
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McGwire
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Athletics
Indians
Doug Jones
Jones
Shaky pitching costs Iowa State in Big Eight opener
Oklahoma State right hander Brad Gore struggled to locate his rhythm early in the tournament opener against Iowa State. Offensive support from teammates helped him settle in as the Cowboys seized the lead.
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Owen Canfield
Oklahoma City
Brad Gore
Oklahoma State
Iowa State
Cowboys rally to beat Iowa State 11 6 in tournament action
Gore struggled early for Oklahoma State as they fell behind 4 0 but tied in the third and surged for a decisive seven run seventh. The win improves OSU to 47 16 as Nebraska advances in the winner’s bracket while Kansas State Iowa State face elimination later today. Nebraska’s offense carried the day with Jim Benjamin and Bill Vosik driving multiple runs.
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Gore
Cowboys
Kansas State
Bobby Benjamin
Gombhuskers
Jim Benjamin
Wildcat
David Hierholzer
Bill Vosik
Vosik
Baseball Leaders in 1984 Batting and Pitching Highlights
The list names top players by category with teams and stat totals. Griffey leads batting with 52 hits. Canseco and Canseco pace home runs. Fielder and Gruber head RBIs. Renderson and Calderon top stolen bases. Pitching shows Bloncs, Stich, and Stewart with decisive records and strikeouts led by Clamens, Ryan, and Perez.
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Webner
Ireland
Fielder
Canseco
Oakland
McGwire
Ruler
Toronto
Maldonado
Renderson
Calderon
Chicago
Peis
Texas
Sax
New York
Bloncs
Stewart
Stich
Torona
Clamens
Boston
Ryan
Mperez
Hans
Sesiile
Gordom
Kansas City
Homm
Seanle
Diones
School
Seale
Selgies
Eurcoee
Agullwre
Minnesota
Eckersley
National League batting and pitching leaders tangled data
Baseball leaders from a National League summary show Dyketra Philadelphia 395 and Duncan Cincinnati 382 in batting at 84 at bats. Duncan, Bonilla and Mitchell tied for home runs with 60, 4, and 6. Stolen bases highlight Cokeman and Semuel at 18 each. Pitching leaders include Cook and Heaton 60 decisions with 1.000 win percentage and 2.11 ERA. Strikeouts feature Gorden and Viola atop the list.
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Philadelphia
Duncan
Cincinnati
Alamar
San Diego
Bhatcher
Clacia
Keuk
Uribe
San Francisco
Dawson
Chicago
Bonilla
Pitusburgh
Mitchell
San Francis
Cokeman
St. Lovig
Semuel
Los Angeles
Raines
Monreal
DeShields
Montral
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Figsburgh
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Monareal
Yeldyng
Howson
Cook
Phiiadelphia
Heaton
Pittsburgh
Viols
New York
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Drabek
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