Major League standings and Thursday schedule notes
Major League standings list teams and scores including California nine Minnesota six Oakland seven Chicago one five Boston five Milwaukee zero. Thursday's games show matchups with times and pitchers such as Roskie 1-0 at Minnesota Mahomes 0-2 Oakland Stewart 2-2 at Chicago Fernandez 1-2 Cleveland Clark 2-1 at Boston Eshelman 3-0 Detroit Wells 1-2 at Baltimore Mussina 2-1 Milwaukee Miranda 1-1 at Texas Pavlik 1-1 Seattle T Davis 2-0 at Kansas City Appier 4-1 plus St Louis Frascatore 1-0 at San Francisco Hook 1-0 Colorado Freeman 0-1 at Atlanta Glavine 2-1 Holston Dreibek 1-2 Pinsburgh Loaiza 1-1 at Angeles Astacio 0-1 only games scheduled
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NBA Playoff Scores and Series Standings Update
Orlando leads the series 3 2 after a 103 to 95 win over Chicago. Lakers beat San Antonio 98 96 in OT to move to 3 2. Houston tops Phoenix 103 97 in OT to also reach 3 2. Remaining games set for Wednesday and Thursday include Indiana at New York and Chicago at 7 p.m. with San Antonio at Los Angeles and Phoenix at Houston at 7 p.m. respectively.
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Baseball trade sparks major league shakeup
In a multi team swap the Texas Rangers receive outfielder Jack Voigt from Cleveland Indians returning pitcher John Dettmer. The Indians also send Ruben Amaro Jr an outfielder outright to Buffalo of the International League as part of the broader deal.
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Postseason Title Path Shifts in Early 20th Century Leagues
The article outlines the required number of wins to clinch first postseason titles in early leagues. It notes variations in formats such as two-game series, best of five, and total-goals series across years 1918 1947 and 1940s. It highlights league differences between NBL and NHL and mentions minimum win thresholds for title bids.
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Wefald says playoff money aids Title IX compliance
Kansas State president Jon Wefald argues a Big 12 football playoff could yield about 500000 per school, funding women's programs to meet federal law. ADs and faculty draft a revenue plan for the presidents, with a final decision by June. Coaches oppose a playoff though officials see potential benefits for gender equity.
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Royals rally past Mariners 4 2 as Borders and Randa homer
Kansas City Chiefs? Not applicable. The Royals trailed Seattle 2-0 after two innings but scored three in the bottom half and held on to win 4-2 in five innings before rain. Pat Borders hit his second home run and Joe Randa his first career homer. Chris Haney pitched a complete game for KC while Dave Fleming went 4 2 3 innings for Seattle.
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NCAA approves bowl game tiebreakers for 1995 season
An NCAA Special Events Committee approved tiebreakers to avoid ties in bowl games that could decide the national champion. Each overtime would feature one offensive series from the opponent’s 25 yard line until a winner emerges. Certification was also recommended for multiple bowls including the Rose Cup Cotton Fiesta Sugar Orange and Orange bowls among others.
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Katzer prioritizes school over golf as senior tops graph
Ottawa High School senior Katzer has led the Cyclones golf team while remaining a top student and valedictorian with a 4.0 GPA. He missed state qualification by one stroke as finals and college decisions competed with practice, saying schooling must come first. He earned Mr. OHS and Governor’s Scholar honors, reflecting a balanced, high achieving prep career.
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Horace Grant Leads Magic Toward Elimination Series Victory
Horace Grant scored 24 points and grabbed 11 rebounds as Orlando held a 3-2 lead over Chicago in the Eastern Conference semifinals. Michael Jordan praised Grant as the team's MVP for steadying younger players during clutch moments.
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Kidd Hill Share NBA Rookie of the Year Award
Jason Kidd of the Dallas Mavericks and Grant Hill of the Detroit Pistons tied for the NBA Rookie of the Year. Each finished with 43 votes while Milwaukee’s Glenn Robinson placed third with 15. Eddie Jones, Brian Grant, and Juwan Howard also received votes. Kidd averaged 11.7 points 7.7 assists 5.4 rebounds and 1.91 steals per game.
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