Expos rally past Dodgers in five run slugfest
In a high scoring National League tilt, the Expos beat the Dodgers 5 to 4. Montreal built a lead with early runs and held off late threats despite a late Dodgers surge. Houston swept Cincinnati 7-4, and other results included Florida routing Atlanta 6-3 and Colorado battering St. Louis 10-1.
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Montreal
San Francisco
New York
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Philadelphia
Houston
Pittsburgh
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Atlanta
Colorado
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Texas
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California
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Nets Triumph In OT Over Knicks 93 92
In a tight overtime finish the New Jersey Nets edged the New York Knicks 93 92. Key scorers included Coleman 25 for New Jersey and Ewing 27 for New York, with Oakley grabbing 16 rebounds for the Knicks and Anderson tallying 17 for the Nets.
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Knicks
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Bonner
Oakley
Ewing
Harper
Davis
Smith
Anthony
Mason
Starks
Blackman
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Coleman
Benjamin
Anderson
Edwards
Brown
Wesley
Newman
Gilliam
Mahorn
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NHL Conference Semifinals Schedule Summary
On May 1 Boston edged New Jersey 2 1 and New York Rangers beat Washington 6 3. May 2 Dallas defeated Vancouver 4 3 and New York Rangers led Washington 2 0 after a 5 2 win. May 3 Boston won in OT over New Jersey 6 5 and Vancouver took 3 0 over Dallas as series stood 2-0 for New York. May 4 Toronto beat San Jose 5 1 with series 1-2 and Vancouver 3 Dallas 0 making Vancouver lead 2 0. May 5 games include New Jersey at Boston at 5 38 p m and New York Rangers at Washington at 5 38 p m.
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Middle School City Meet at Wool Bowl results by team
Seventh and eighth grade track and field results show Mountain View leading team scoring with 91 points, followed by Mesa 89, Sierra 65, and Berrendo 27. Numerous events across shot put, discus, long and sprint relays, hurdles, and distance races list top finishes for squads Berrendo Sierra Mesa Mountain View with multiple athletes named.
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Wool Bowl
Berrendo
Sierra
Mesa
Mountain View
Montoya
Madison
Carranza
Abbey
Renteria
Wells
Newton
Silva
Vasquez
Velez
Perez
Pope
Hutson
Guzman
Bonilla
Polevant
Koglin
James
Carrazana
Baca
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Rapp
Greathouse
Mendoza
Edmonson
Carrasco
Montes
Perales
Youngs
House
Sallee
Romero
Mendez
Reese
Elizondo
Britain
Fielden
Phillips
Cathey
Nash
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Deloitt
Carroll
DeAnda
Jaramillo
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Thames
Penn
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Bia
Pees
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Grant
Jasper
Jones
Crocker
Olson
Hicks
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Singleton
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Thompson
Loggins
Perry
Deason
Pinon
Jackson
Simms
Lindsay
Richards
Robbins
Miller
Fakin
Plathe
Watson
Banks
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Bererendo
Capps
Warner
Gallegos
Hernandez
Farmer
Krasowsky
Delamater
Nunez
Anchondo
Luna
Ponce
Ibarra
Jimenez
Luevano
Mestas
MacCallum
Cummings
Andrews
Herrera
Aldavaz
Lucero
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Shipman
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DeGroot
Fenter
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Torres
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Soliz
Seeley
Lopez
Camp
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Richardson
Hunnicut
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Television Schedule Highlights For Today
At 2 p.m. Golf in the Bell South Classic on ESPN Cable 17. 6 p.m. NBA Playoffs Hawks at Heat on TNT Cable 21. 8 p.m. Dodgers at Giants on KTLA Cable 32. 8:30 p.m. NBA Playoffs Sonics at Nuggets or Spurs at Jazz TNT Cable 21. 10:30 p.m. Tour DuPont cycling taped on ESPN Cable 17.
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ESPN
Atlanta Hawks
Miami Heat
TNT
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
KTLA
Seattle SuperSonics
Denver Nuggets
San Antonio Spurs
Utah Jazz
Tour DuPont
Tee Times and Pairings for Spring River 55 Alive Golf
The schedule lists shotgun starts from 7:36 a.m. to 9:20 a.m. at Spring River Golf Course for the 55 Alive tournament with multiple foursomes led by players including Richard Archuletta Jack Wynne Henry Ranger Jack Turner Lee Chapman Wille Lees Chuck Miller Marvin Southworth George Bell Bob Shea Esky Archule ta Harold Hodgson Len Kunko Bill Reeson Don Saterfield Bill Corder Bernie Greenwade Ivan Wozniak Hugh Riecken Chuck Fitzpatrick Rufino Sanchez Bill Bernard Bob Fit Jim Wright Dave Chrisman James Eliott Harry Rose Ray Smith Kennon John Stratford Doug Comba Bil Marcelli Harold Watson Charles O Meara Curt Stevenson Ken Primrose Glenn Allen Larry Faust Bud Lake Ben Hendelb Rob Matthews Jack Wike Dave Ad O12asta Jon Jones Tom Fletcher George Ziegler an Voorhees Charlie Sri
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Spring River
Richard Archuletta
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Dack Wynne
Henry Ranger
Easenegen
Glenn Allen
Senna
Jack Turner
Oaanee Evseneenen
Bob Fitt
Larry Faust Seneesen
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Willie Leagi
Lee Chapman
Nosene
Chuck Miller
Marvin Southworth Small
George Belleapneen
Snes
Bud Lake Sans
Ben McIntorff
Sore
Bob Shea
Aneenne
Esky Archuletta
Harold Hodgson
Sesso
Ms Wright
Bob Matthews
Epsgasaonsaeey
Eagenee
Kunko Wie
Bill Beeson
Don Saterfield
Dorman Fox Sree
Jim Markleae
Weaeees
Tack Wake
Don Geddes
Johnny Jones
Bill Corder
Bernie Greenwade
Ivan Wozniak Sovener
Hote
Dave Chrisman
Jamies Elliott
Sonenzees
Faa Voneen
Benross
Ray
Clyde Lindsey
Cliff Erickson
Ony Soon
Pease
Harold Watson Eneean
Mary Atkins
Onaee Aret Sand
Ellen Whitmore
Stewart Putnam
Tpnee
Emma Lough Vege
Barbara Irwin
Elsie King Eeauoueve
Eoene
Oscar Fairfield
Ponereeene Weer
Evans
Wayne Stanley
John
Spring River Golf Course
Jack Wynne
Wille Lees
Chuck Miler
Marvin Southworth
George Bell
Esky Archuleta
Len Kunko
Bill Reeson
Ivan Wozniak
Hugh Riecken
Chuck Fitzpatrick
Rufino Sanchez
Bill Bernard
Bob Fit
Jim Wright
Jim Cogdill
Hal Dobbins
Bob Nelson
James Eliott
Harry Rose
Ray Smith
Ai Ae Kennon
Downs at Santa Fe race results report
Albuquerque AP lists Wednesday results from the Downs at Santa Fe NM State Fair races across distances from 330 to 400 yards. Winners include Georgies Gem Cinnamon Imp Sheaworthy Coin Dashing Three Two Tilley Sortofa Lady Tommy Len with various payouts and quinielas and trifectas noted for each heat.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico State Fair
Georgies Gem
Moore
Triple Idea
Misty Mouse
Sheaworthy Coin
Singing Sage
Bhowani Junction
Tilley
Invincible Fox
Quiniela
Sortofa Lady
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