Local Scores and Schedule Highlights from April
Local high school and college scores feature Goddard Rockets routing Farmington 14 to 1 and 6 to 1, Moriarty over NMMI 5 to 0, plus April 3 and 4 schedules for NMMI Capitan, Roswell at Carlsbad, Dexter at Tularosa, and softball, boxing, MLB, NBA, NHL, and soccer listings. North Carolina beats Gonzaga 71 to 65 in a noted basketball result.
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Baseball scoreboard snapshot with multiple games and results
Sunday results Tampa Bay 7 N Y Yankees 3 and other notable scores from Monday through Wednesday including Boston 5 Pittsburgh 3 Baltimore 3 Toronto 2 extra innings Detroit Chicago White Sox ppd Minnesota 7 Kansas City 1 Cleveland 8 Texas 5 Houston 3 Seattle 0 Angels at Oakland late results and upcoming schedule across several leagues with pitchers and times listed where available
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North Carolina Holds Off Gonzaga To Claim Sixth Title
The Tar Heels beat Gonzaga 71 65 to win their sixth NCAA title. Marcus Berry led UNC with 22 points while Jackson added 16 as fouls and late free throws sealed the comeback. Williams-Goss left with an ankle injury as UNC sealed the win.
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Evening NBA and MLB Games Schedule Update
A packed slate lists games across MLB and NBA including San Diego at L A Dodgers Chicago at St Louis Miami at Washington and more. Prime time matchups feature Los Angeles Clippers at Dallas Golden State at Phoenix and Brooklyn at Orlando with Thursday night sets across the league.
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Notable Sports Milestones From 1937 to 2016 And Pro Moves
Highlights include Byron Nelson winning the 1937 Masters by two strokes, 1987 Denis Potvin's 1000th NHL point, 2016 Kris Jenkins buzzer beater for Villanova, and various MLB NFL NBA moves. Also notes 2010 Tseng major win and 2011 Connecticut basketball title run with player totals and key plays.
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Indians Rally Past Rangers In Opening Day Thriller
Abraham Almonte delivered a tie breaking three run ninth as Cleveland erased a 5-1 deficit to beat Texas 8-5 in Arlington. Edwin Encarnacion homered in the eighth to force the comeback with Jose Ramirez also homering for the Indians.
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