Baseball Standings and Sunday Results This Week
The American and National Leagues show standings with clubs such as Baltimore New York Toronto Detroit Boston Kansas City Cleveland Milwaukee Minnesota Chicago Seattle Anaheim Oakland and Texas. Sundays games featured Cleveland over Toronto Minnesota over Boston Detroit defeating Kansas City Texas and the Yankees, plus several NL matchups including Montreal New York and Philadelphia. Monday schedules list several road duels across leagues.
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Playoffs NBA Round Two and Conference Finals Scores
Summary of second round games with results Seattle topping Houston 97 94 on May 17 to clinch series for Seattle and Miami defeating New York 101 90 on May 18 securing conference finals. Remaining schedule lists Houston at Utah and Utah at Houston with 7 30 p.m. starts and Miami at Chicago games through May 23.
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White Sox Trade Tony Phillips in Weekend Baseball Move
Chicago White Sox trade Tony Phillips and Chad Kreuter to Anaheim for Chuck McElroy and Jorge Fabregas. Oakland Athletics option Steve Montgomery and Tony Batista to Edmonton in the Pacific Coast League. Recalled Mike Oquis and Scott Sheldon from Edmonton.
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Tigers' Clark learning game amid Royals series
Tigers first baseman Tony Clark, mired in a learning curve, went 4-for-4 with an RBI in Detroit's 6-5 win over Kansas City, finishing a four-game series strong after a two-homer Saturday. Clark is batting .296 with 16 homers and 46 RBIs this season, as Buddy Bell praised his growing confidence.
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Baldwin sweeps Frontier League track titles at Eudora
Baldwin boys win with 107 points and Baldwin girls take 145 as Wellsville and Anderson County show strong showings. Wellsville set a meet record in the 800 meter relay with 1 49.5, while Emily Bloss clocks 59.8 in the 400 league record.
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American Express signs Tiger Woods endorsement deal
New York AP Tiger Woods signed a multi-year multimillion dollar agreement to be a world spokesman for American Express. Brandweek cites about 30 million dollars over five years, with other sources noting this is below 30 million but about five years. Woods, who turned pro last year, had just won the Masters by a record margin and clinched earlier wins like the Byron Nelson Classic. He already holds multi year deals with Nike worth about 40 million and Titleist at 20 million. Kenneth Chenault of American Express praised Woods as embodying discipline and preparation aligned with the company.
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Gumm Places Fifth in Big 12 Javelin Event
Aaron Gumm, former Ottawa state javelin champion now at Nebraska, finished fifth at the Big 12 Outdoor Championship in Waco Texas. He threw the javelin 213 feet after transferring from Johnson County Community College in January. He previously won the junior college national meet last year.
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Central Heights wins Three Rivers League title in meet
Central Heights boys capture Upper Division and overall title as Josh Imel sets pole vault and long jump marks. Pomona and Williamsburg runners-up in lower divisions. Williamsburg girls place high with multiple strong events led by Wuertz sisters. Williamsburg boys post several podium finishes as Central Heights girls and Pomona mix in scoring.
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