Major League Baseball standings and schedule snapshot
American League leaders Baltimore Toronto New York and Boston in top half with Detroit Cleveland and Milwaukee chasing. Week schedule lists Monday results and Tuesday Wednesday games with pitchers, times, and venues across Oakland Chicago Texas Seattle Kansas City Cleveland Boston New York Minnesota and Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh Montreal Montreal and more in the National League standings.
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Mehonies
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Hanven
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Valera
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Montreal
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cincinnati
San Diego
Aula
Howson
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Houston
Atlan
Pittsburgh
Kile
Nakholz
Atlanta
Blékecki
Robinson
Browning
Fernandez
Black
Nckeon
Los Angeles
Ojeda
Oivares
Pinsburgh
Welk
Ge.Harris
Portugal
Monten
De.Martinez
Burke
G.maddux
Tomiin
Benes
Glavine
Brantley
Belcher
Young
Candioui
la Louis
DeLeon
Conference finals basketball results and schedule
The Associated Press notes the NBA conference finals with results: Chicago 105 over Cleveland 96 on Saturday. Utah 121 over Portland 112 on Sunday, bringing the series to 2-2. Cleveland 99 over Chicago 85 on Monday, tied 2-2. Upcoming games list Utah at Portland and Cleveland at Chicago with times. A note mentions possible adjustments if Eastern finals end early and Game 7 timing for the Western finals.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cleveland
Utes
Portland
Utah
Stanley Cup Final Schedule Mixed With Errata
Readable lines show Chicago and Pittsburgh hockey dates in May and June with times 6:35 and 7:35 p.m. plus inconsistent spellings and stray entries. cleanly, Pittsburgh hosts Chicago at 6:35 or 7:35 p.m. on listed dates through June with several uncertain or garbled notes.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Area thinclads eye state meet at Neodesha
Wellsville High leads with eight qualifying events and a second place team finish at the Class 3A regional. Central Heights and Pomona also advance multiple events as Wellsville girls earn three regional titles led by Allison Howard in high jump and two relay wins. Wade headlines with a 10:21.0 regional win in the 3200 and strong showings across events fuel state meet hopes in Wichita.
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Neodesha
Wellsville High
Eagle
Neodeska
Central Heights
Wichita
Kim Wood
Pomona
Ryan Wade
WHS
Wade
Kristin Bloss
Becky Broers
Howard
Kramer
Bloss
Broers
Thuro
Wendy Wiseman
Thurp
Brooks
Williamsburg athletes advance to state track meet in Wichita
Burg qualified two EMPORIA Carr ie Weigand and Eddie Gomez will both represent Williamsburg High at this weekend's state track meet in Wichita. Weigand was third in the 300 hurdles at 50.3 and Gomez took third in the 3200 at 10 57.6 while Seanna Bond placed sixth in the girls javelin. Waverly's Jody Fleming won the 100 and 400 relay as well. Other qualifiers include Mitch Sharon, Fleming, Nick Bailey, Delton Peck and Waverly's Tracy Hess Kentra Johansen Lori Peck.
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Emporia
Carrie Weigand
Eddie Gomez
Williamsburg High
Wichita
Weigand
Emporia State
Gomez
Seanna Bond
Waverly High
Jody Fleming
Mitch Sharon
Fleming
Nick Bailey
Delton Peck
Waverly
Tracy Hess
Kentra
Ottawa Legion opens season with two wins at Harvey Drake Field
Ottawa's varsity American Legion team opened 1992 action with a doubleheader sweep over Iola 10-8 and Baldwin 11-2 at Harvey Drake Field. Manager Larry Waymire used 19 players, including 10 in their first Legion games, as the squad showed hustle despite early jitters. Pitcher Brandon Valentine struggled early before settling in, with relief from Mike Ferris and Chris Tanner as Ottawa rallied in the third and exploded with a five-run fifth.
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American Legion
Harvey Drake
Orls Cox
Iola
Baldwin
Legion
Larry Waymire
Waymire
Brandon Valentine
Loin
Mike Férris
Chris Tanner
Tanner
Pat Campbell
Turner
Ryan Curtis
Alex Wendler
Jason Mallicoat
Ben Thompson
Trinity Guyett
Jim Jackson
Guyett
Campbell
Jackson
Valentine
Royals top minor leaguers in 4-2 exhibition win
Jeff Conine powered the Omaha Royals with a two run homer in the fourth to beat the Kansas City Royals 4-2 in an exhibition game played under cool, wet conditions in Omaha. Mark Davis took the loss, Reese Lambert earned the win, and Mets trotted out rare lineups.
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Neb
Jeff Conine
Omaha Royals
Kansas City Royals
Mark Davis
Reese Lambert
Cavaliers tie series as Ehlo fuels Cavs win over Bulls
Cleveland’s Craig Ehlo scores 21 points and clamps down on Michael Jordan as the Cavaliers beat the Chicago Bulls 99-85 in Richfield to even the Eastern Conference finals at 2-2. Jordan tallies 35. Nance adds 22 for Cleveland.
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Richfield
Ohio
Craig Ehlo
Michael Jordan
Ehlo
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Jordan
Chicago Bulls
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Lubbock
Texas
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Cavaliers
Houston Rockets
Larry Bird
Magic Johnson
Cavs
Cleveland
Mark
Scottie
Bulls
Phil Jackson
Phil
Pippen
Levingston
Paxson
Mike Sanders
Sanders
Larry Nance
Nance
Brad Daugherty
Dreifort leads Shockers to fourth CWS in five years
Wichita State defeats Oklahoma State 5-2 in the Midwest Regional final, sending the Shockers (56-9) to Omaha for the College World Series. Darren Dreifort shuts down OSU with bases loaded threat thwarted in the fifth, while Todd Dreifort belts a two run homer to break a 2-2 tie.
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Wichita State
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Dreifort
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Neb
Danny Perez
Perez
Chabon Childers
Lou Lucca
Manny Gagliano
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Dreifen
Todd Dreifort
Ritchie Moody
Darren
Gary Ward
Shockers
Doug Mirabelli
Richie Taylor
Joe Wallace
Wallace
Joel Bradberry
Rob Linfante
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