Weekend sports schedule in wide range of events
Local times for auto racing through major leagues and college events on ESPN FOX CBS NBC FS1 FS2 plus NBA NHL MLS and rugby cover a full slate from Formula One in Baku to the Zurich Classic in New Orleans. Highlights include Indiana at Cleveland in the NBA and Penguins at Capitals in the NHL playoffs.
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Derby in April and other sports highlights
This Day in Sports notes April 29 1901 His Eminence wins the Kentucky Derby by 1 1 2 lengths over Sannazarro in the only Derby held in April. 1961 ABC debuts Wide World of Sports. 1970 Lakers guard Jerry West hits a 60 foot shot to force overtime in Game 3 of the NBA Finals, Knicks win 111 108. 1985 Tony Tubbs wins the WBA heavyweight title by unanimous decision over Greg Page in Buffalo. 1986 Roger Clemens strikes out 20 as the Red Sox beat the Mariners 3 1. 1988 Orioles end
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N.Y
Roger Clemens
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Seattle Mariners
Baltimore Orioles
NBA History Highlights From 1990s To 2010s
A compact register of notable sports moments across decades including Pat Riley becoming the winningest NBA playoff coach with the Lakers 104 100 over the Rockets in 1990, and 2010 NCAA expanding to 68 teams. It also notes 2014 Donald Sterling ban and 2015 Orioles first fans absent game amid riot fears.
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Donald Sterling
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Baseball and hockey roster moves from major leagues and minors
MLB teams announced calls ups and option moves across divisions. Orioles option Tanner Scott to Norfolk while Joey Rickard is recalled. White Sox add Juan Minaya as 26th man and send Gregory Infante to Charlotte. Dylan Covey contract selected. Royals recall Trevor Oaks. Twins sign Matt Magill. Cubs option David Bote and Zobrist returns from DL. Reds move Cliff Pennington to Louisville. Mets option Jacob Rhame. Vargas returns from DL. Padres option Cory Spangenberg. Dodgers recall Verdugo and Buehler. Scott Alexander optioned. Cardinals option Tyler ONeill. Flaherty recalled. Giants place Mac Williamson on DL and Panik on DL. Hanson signed. Stratton recalled. Melancon to 60-day DL. Gomez optioned. Frontier League adds Cornbelters signings. Traverse City adds signees. Devils recall Blackwood. AHL suspends Tangredi. Red Bulls place Duncan on season-ending IR.
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Sacramento
Alen Hanson
Chris Stratton
Mark Melancon
Roberto Gomez
Frontier League Normal Cornbelters
Brody Andrews
Jay Carp
Jean Figueroa
Traverse City Beach
Lydia Ko Leads LPGA After Three Rounds At Lake Merced
At Lake Merced Golf Club in Daly City California Lydia Ko fires 68 70 67 to finish 11 under par 205 and hold a one stroke edge over Jessica Korda 206 Minjee Lee 208 and a group tied at 210 Rakish scores push the field into the final round with a purse of 1.5 million and a crowded leaderboard including Ariya Jutanugarn Shanshan Feng Mo Martin Nasa Hataoka and Haeji Kang while Tiffany Chan and other players chase the top prize.
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Aditi Ashok
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Mo Martin
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Angel Yin
Celine Boutier
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