Baseball Standings and Schedule From National League Update
The National League East shows St. Louis and New York near top with Montreal and Philadelphia trailing. West includes San Francisco San Diego Houston and Los Angeles. Wednesday games feature multiple matchups including Pirates at Giants and Mets at Padres. Only game listed Friday is tentative.
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Mangas Conference Basti First Team Selections Listed
KCAC honors show Ouslickd Cody Keith and Morgan from Ottawa Tabor and St Mary of the Plains with multiple players named. A mix of seniors and freshmen includes Corey Axtington Blaine Lopex Lane Lord Derek Sinks and Brain Dunne across St Mary of the Plains Ottawa Sterling and Tabor with honorable mentions and other names across Bethany and Kansas Wesleyan. Pittsburgh context notes Mario Lemieux likely to enter hockey hall of fame after scoring in 5 2 win over Boston Bruins to take 2 0 series lead.
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Kansas Wesleyan
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James Cowan
Sterling
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Ottawa
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Will Johowa
Yim ‘Wyant
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Barry Cobb
Chris Retcliff
Bill Gahiges
Lynn English
St. Mary of the Pisles
Brien Short
Jason Konrade
Todd Halverson
Matt Brock
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Ronnie Tabor
Jason Thompson
Grant Myers
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Braves seek tight end to fill Wiedl shoes at Ottawa
Ottawa University coach Dave Dallas notes the team needs an experienced tight end after Matt Wiedl. Returning players Chad Casey and Matt Lloyd are in the mix, with an ongoing search for another veteran. The scouting focuses also on running back, offensive line, and defensive secondary to strengthen the Braves' offense and defense.
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Poplar Bluff
Matt Lloyd
Marcel Tomes
Scott Herman
Tomes
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Bill Francisco
St. Mary of the Plains
Travis Murphy
Indy rookies wear first green flag at Indy 500
AP Sports Writer Steve Herman notes Mario Andretti says qualifying is easy but the race tests drivers. He praises this year’s rookie class as strong alongside 26 veterans. Andretti, a 1965 rookie, reflects on past races and the evolving field as 10 a.m. green flag nears.
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Indianapolis
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Andretti
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Jerry Grant
Joe Leonard
Hough guides White Sox past Royals in 2-1 win
Chicago knuckleballer Charlie Hough rebounded from a May 7 walk spree to post a 2-1 victory over Kansas City. Hough, 44, earned his first win in five starts after a 12 day rest, aided by Scott Radinsky and Bobby Thigpen on a six hitter, while Kevin Appier lost his rhythm early but delivered a complete game for the Royals.
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Bulls Take Game One Victory Over Cavaliers In East Final
Chicago propelled by Michael Jordan 33 points and Scottie Pippen 29 with 12 rebounds and nine assists to a 103 89 win over Cleveland in the Eastern Conference final opener. Jordan noted the calm pace and lack of flagrant fouls as the series began.
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Cavaliers
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Cleveland
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Bulls Dominate Cavaliers In Game Three Display
The Bulls ignored a tired schedule and routed Cleveland 94-83 to take a 2-1 series lead. Bill Cartwright sparked a quick start with back to back baskets and Michael Jordan heated up after an early quiet spell. The Cavaliers trimmed the gap late in the fourth but Chicago held firm to surge ahead.
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Bill Cartwright
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Mark Price
Cavaliers
Porter leads Blazers over Jazz in West finals game two
Terry Porter scores a playoff career high 41 points, guiding Portland to a 119-102 win and a 2-0 series lead over Utah. Clyde Drexler adds 36 points and 12 assists as the Blazers shoot well from long range and sustain pressure, while John Stockton and Karl Malone bolster the Jazz.
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Terry Porter
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Rick Adelman
John Stockton
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Karl Malone
Jeff Malone
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