Scores and results from the basketball playoff schedule
The bulletin lists multiple playoff games with scores and series results across teams including Philadelphia Indiana Chicago New York Houston Los Angeles Kansas City Portland Milwaukee Boston San Antonio Phoenix and notes series status and upcoming matchups through April 19 with byes for Boston Milwaukee San Antonio and Phoenix.
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Indiana
Chicago
New York
Houston
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Portland
No City
Milwaukee
Boston
San Antonio
Phoenix
NHL Play By The Associated Press Scores and Matchups
hockey schedule roundup lists Saturday and Tuesday games featuring Minnesota Boston Toronto New York Islanders Edmonton Montreal Vancouver Buffalo Quebec Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago Calgary Los Angeles New York Rangers St Louis and Montreal matchups with conditional on and off notes for various teams including potential Rangers and Islanders crossovers and division clashes with no game details.
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Associated Press
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Boston
Toronto
New York Islanders
Edmonton
Montreal
Vancouver
Buffalo
Quebec
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St.Louis
Chicago
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New York Rangers
Los Angeles
New York
Isslanders
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Atlanta
Cleveland
Houston
Milwaukee
Texas
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Trans Actions Mondays Transactions Baseball and More
Baseball moves include Boston waiving Skip Lockwood. Indians send Bando Glaser Pagel to Charleston. Tigers reassign Corcoran Ajdur Kinney Cappuzzello to Evansville. Brewers move Brouchard DiPino Kee ton Flinn to Vancouver. Mariners place Meyer Rawhey Anderson on 21 day DL and option Finch Allard to Spokane. Ted Cox signed. Reds send Combe Lahti to Indianapolis. Astros place Kiko Garcia on 15 day DL. Mets send Benton to Des Moines for future considerations and Glynn to Cleveland affiliate. Boitano purchased and assigned to Tidewater. Phillies option McCormack to Oklahoma City. Pirates send Owchinko to Oakland for player to be named later and cash. Cruz and Lee reassigned. Cardinals place Littell on 21 day DL. Giants extend Ray Perkins contract through 1982. Redskins sign multiple players. Argonauts sign Cedric Minter. Cosmos extend Wim Rijsbergen. Southern names Frank Kerns. Providence Joe Mullaney. Rhode Island garden changes with Jack Kraft resignations and Claude English interim.
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Gordy Glaser
Kari Pagel
Charleston
Detroit Tigers
Tim Corcoran
Jerry Ajdur
Dennis Kinney
George Cappuzzello
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Milwaukee Brewers
Mark Brouchard
Frank DiPino
Buster Keeton
Jonn Flinn
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Shane Rawhey
Rick Anderson
Steve Finch
Brian Allard
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Ted Cox
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Geoff Combe
Jeff Lahti
Indianapolis
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Kiko Garcia
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Butch Benton
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Des Moines
Ed Glynn
Dan Boitano
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Don McCormack
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Owchinko
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Victor Cruz
Mark Lee
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Mark Littell
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Ray Perkins
Washington Redskins
Rich Dimier
Chuck Hunter
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Gary Padisen
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Murphysboro Girls Prep Scores With Pinckneyville Clash
Murphysboro tops Pinckneyville 13 to 9 in a high school girls game. Denman, Chapman, and Aldridge lead Murphysboro while Cobden hammered Cairo 19 to 4. Sparta defeated Du Quoin 85 to 39 in another meet with multiple track events. Local list includes Eldorado, Fairfield, Mount Vernon results and upcoming games at Murphysboro and Mount Vernon.
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Johnson
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Unseeded players win openings at Houston and Nice opens
Unseeded Bruce Manson stunned No.2 Jose Luis Clerc 36 6 4 7 6 at Houston. Ramesh Krisman upset No.6 Vijay Amritraj 3 6 6 2 6 2. Mel Purcell and Jose Higueras won as seeds 7 and 8. Other results include Rick Meyer, Ben McKowan, Victor Pecci, Rick Fagel advances. In Nice, Chris Lewis beat Gustavo Guerrero 6-3 6-3, Deblicker led Hutka 6-3 7-6 2-0 when halted by darkness.
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Jose-Luis Clerc
Argentina
Ramesh Krisman
India
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Mel Purcell
Hans Gildemeister
Chile
Jose Higueras
Spain
Ferdi Taygan
Rick Meyer
Anand Amritrag
Cardinals Rally For 4-1 Win In Cactus League Action
St Louis roars to a 4 1 exhibition victory over Atlanta as Oberkfell Hernandez and Porter drive in runs. Forsch dominates with five hitless innings while Otten allows one hit. Cubs rally sinks by Brewers 4-3 as Hisle homers provide late drama. White Sox top Pirates 10-7 behind Pryor's two run double and steal. Torrez shines for Red Sox in 7-4 win over Mets. Indians beat Astros 4-3. Twins top Expos 6-1. Rangers edge Yankees 5-4 on Mendoza RBI. Orioles explode 16-2 over Miami. Mariners top A’s 8-2. Dodgers rally past Giants 11-6.
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al Williams
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Roy Smanley
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Texas Rangers
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Rams Fleming South 7 MVP Law Coach of the Year
Steve Fleming of Mount Vernon was named the most valuable player of the South Seven Conference and his coach Keith Law was selected as the conference coach of the year by the conference coaches. Mount Vernon won its first title since 1969 70 and had three players on the first team Fleming Piper and Patrick. Other first team selections included Keith Griffith of West Frankfort and Derman Spearman of Carbondale.
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Mount Vernon
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Rams
Fleming
Mike Piper
Teddy Patrick
West Frankfort
Keith Griffith
Carbondale
Derman
Cycle Club Hosts Central Sectional Intercollegiate Championships
The SIU-C Phoenix Cycle Club will stage the third annual Central sectional intercollegiate championships at 2 p.m. Sunday in the SIU-C Recreation Building. A 40 mile men's race and a 20 mile women's race will run, with Midwest university teams competing. A 5 mile intramural and citizen race is set for 1 p.m. Contact Dan Casebeer at 549 0450 for details.
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Siu-C-Phoenix Cycle Club
Siu-C
Midwest
Dan Casebeer
Elverado hurler tosses no hitter in win over Lesser Walier
Elverado High School pitcher Greg Whittington earned his first win of the season with a no hitter against Lesser Walier. The sophomore righty struck out 14 and walked four in a 5 0 victory, lifting Elverado to 2-2 on the year. Whittington said his arm felt good and he was throwing hard.
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Greg Whittington
Elverado High
Walier
Whittington
Elverado
Illini coach Henson signs extension through 1986
Illinois basketball coach Lou Henson, age 39, has signed a contract extension through the 1986 season, announced by Athletic Director Neal Stoner at the annual awards dinner. Henson led the Illini to 1987 regional play, Eddie Johnson earned team MVP honors, and Perry Range was named best defensive player.
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Illinois
Lou Henson
Neal Stoner
Henson
New Mexico
Illini
Eddie Johnson
Perry Range
Devils Kitchen Hosts 12th Little Egypt Bass Club Tourney
The 12th annual Little Egypt Bass Club tournament runs this weekend on Devil's Kitchen Lake. Two person teams compete, with a separate division for four person teams. all four person entrants must be entered as two person teams. For details call Ken Salus at 457-2094.
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Little Egypt
Devil’s Kitchen Lake
Ken Salus
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