Brewers rally behind Scott as six tie game ends in win over Tigers
Scott drove in three runs with a towering double on a low inside slider, lifting the Milwaukee Brewers to a 7-5 victory over the Detroit Tigers. The game featured a late rally and featured notable big innings by both teams, including Sixto Lezcano’s three-run homer for Milwaukee and a strong late performance by Vida Blue in the A’s 9-1 win over California.
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Laver Edges Solomon To Reach WCT Semis In Dallas
Rod Laver, at 36, outlasted Harold Solomon in a grueling five-set quarterfinal to reach the World Championship of Tennis semifinals in Dallas. Borg joined with Ramirez’s upset bid, setting a Laver Borg semifinal clash, as Laver warmed to rest before the title tilt at Moody Coliseum.
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Cryptoquote puzzle and coded quote sample text
Includes cryptogram clues with a long code description and a sample quote about a diamond keeping a girl warm attributed to Elizabeth Taylor, plus a brief note about yesterday's quote. It reads like a puzzle page item from a newspaper.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Snapshot From AP
Baseball standings and upcoming games across the American and National leagues with team records, division positions, and nightly schedules. Notable matchups include Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia St Louis Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco Atlanta and Houston, with results from Wednesday and Friday games and multiple double headers.
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Celtics trail 3-1 as Bullets dominate in Capital Centre
Washington Bullets crushed Boston 119-108 to take a 3-1 lead in the Eastern Conference finals at Capital Centre. Wes Unseld dominated the boards with 23 rebounds and Phil Chenier scored 27, while Jo Jo White led Boston with 32 points as the Celtics face a must-win Game 5 in Boston.
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ENMU aims to break NAIA marks at Arka delphia meet
Eastern New Mexico shifting tactics to rest stars Mike Bolt and Phillip Ndoo for two events apiece at the NAIA championships May 22-24 in Philadelphia. Bolt targets the 880 and mile while Ndoo pursues the six mile and three mile as record pace possible in seven events overall.
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Sneva brothers eye fifth Indy 500 start
Indy 500 race story notes Tom Sneva’s push to add two more Sneva brothers to the 500 field. Jerry Sneva flew to Indianapolis after Tom arranged a conditional license and test laps in an older Offenhauser, while Babe, Jan, and Blaine Sneva also race in the Pacific Northwest. Tom jokes about identity and ride prospects as Jerry searches for a seat with Frank Curtis’ car, joining the USAC circuit alongside the Unsers.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Summary
The leader board lists top players across batting runs and RBIs. Lacy and Morgan lead batting and runs respectively with high averages and outcomes. Pitching leaders include Messersmith and Sutton with decisions and earned run averages, plus strikeout tallies.
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