Cardinals rout Lions as mercy rule ends game early
VCA trailed after six runs on four hits and a mercy-rule pace, with Line taking the loss after 12 runs on seven hits over two innings. He went 2 for 3 with a homer, two runs, and three RBIs. Ragsdal earned the win for the 13-0 Cardinals, going 3 for 3 with four RBIs and four innings pitched. Almager Lozano Caraza all had multi hit nights and drove in three or more runs.
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Duke Falls In Turbulent Final To Butler In Classic
Duke faced a one possession finish as Hayward misfired a fade away from 15 feet. Zoubek grabbed the rebound and split two free throws after an intentional miss, sealing Butler’s 76 74 win in a tightly contested title game.
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Tiger Woods takes stock after highly public life crash
In Melbourne at the Australian Masters fans see Woods as golf’s greatest with 82 victories and 14 majors. Twelve days after his car crash he speaks to reporters about injuries and a damaged image, denying drugs use and detailing treatment, personal losses, and plans to curb his temper on tour.
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Rockies Dominate Brewers in Six Inning Win on Stewart Birthday
Ian Stewart homered on his 25th birthday as five Rockies relievers held on for a win that extended Colorado’s streak over Milwaukee to seven. Jeff Jimenez and Huston Street combined for the save while Yovani Gallardo took the loss for the Brewers after four runs allowed in seven innings. Reed Braun added a seventh inning homer for Milwaukee, but the rally fell short.
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Local fundraisers and tournaments announced for April events
The Lawrence Brothers Groceries fundraiser at IGA on 900 W. Second St starts April 10 with a basketball tourney live music dance crew and kids fishing pool. Carlsbad Elks Lodge hosts Hoop Madness on Pecos River April 16–18 with youth divisions and $175 per team. Bobby Ramirez Memorial Golf Tournament returns April 17 at Spring River Golf Course in four-man scramble for $240 per team. Rotary Desert Sun Classic Golf Championship proceeds requests due April 15 with contact at Brett Leach in Roswell or 627-4448.
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Baseball At A Glance East and West Divisions
Baseball standings show Baltimore, New York, Chicago, Cleveland and more in the East and West divisions with early results. Tuesday schedules include Baltimore at Tampa Bay and New York at Boston, plus Minnesota at Los Angeles and Seattle at Oakland.
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TV SportsWatch Schedule Preview With Several Changes
Schedule subject to change and blackouts lists NHL games on Versus at 5 30 p m and 8 p m with Washington at Pittsburgh and Colorado at Vancouver. Soccer options include CSKA Moscow vs Inter Milan or Barcelona vs Arsenal at Barcelona. Women’s college basketball championship Stanford vs Connecticut at San Antonio.
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Opening day recap features late Texas rally
TORONTO tied Texas 4 4 after Shaun Marcum carried a no hit bid into the seventh as Jarrod Saltalamacchia drove in the decisive run in the bottom of the ninth. White Sox beat Indians 6 0 as Mark Buehrle and Paul Konerko led Chicago’s win. Tigers top Royals 8 4 with a seven inning burst.
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Duke Edges Butler 61 59 In Tight NIT Style Showdown
Duke defeats Butler 61 to 59 as Duke Team Star Scheyer leads with 15 points and Zoubek adds 10 rebounds. Butler’s Hayward scores 12 and Nored 7 but falls short in a defensive contest. The game featured 70,930 in attendance and marked a close ACC style clash.
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Night basketball schedule and big league signings brief
NBA fined Phil Jackson for criticizing officials. Beckett signed by Red Sox to four year extension. Reyes and Murphy placed on 15 day DL. Cairo Nix Jacobs Takahashi Mejia Tejada called up. Saints Hargrove signed. Bulger cut. Seahawks trade Sims for Henderson. Kansas AD Kirtland resigns. Turgeon extension. Moser exits UCLA. Hurley named Wagner coach.
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