NBA Playoff Scores and Schedules From AP Update
Summary of Eastern and Western Conference semifinals results with series status, plus listed forthcoming games through April 19. Includes NBA matchups between Philadelphia Milwaukee Boston Chicago and others, with wins, ties, and potential game scenarios. Also lists NHL playoff results and daily schedules across multiple cities and series.
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Chicago
Houston
San Antonio
Kansas City
Phoenix
Baseball results and prep scores across the region
Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 3 2 in a lone MLB game while Montreal at Pittsburgh and New York at Chicago led a full schedule. Across prep courts and tracks, Pinckneyville and Marion posted wins, with detailed results in boys and girls events at multiple sites including Trico Du Quoin Murphysboro Harrisburg Carbondale and Carterville.
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Quebec
New York Islanders
Toronto
St.Louis
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Edmonton
Buffalo
Vancouver
Calgary
Chicago
Los Angeles
NY Rangers
Boston
Minnesota
New York Rangers
New York
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Atlanta
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Reuschel
J.niekro
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Curtis
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Brave
Vienna
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Benton
Steeleville
Sparta
Elverado
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Carlyle
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Joppa
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Carbonale
Carterville
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Coulterville
Okanville
Goreville
Cobden
Chester
Nashville
West Frankfort
Harrisburg
Herrin
Mount Vernon
Centralia
Carbondale
Murphysboro
Trico du
Tennis Results From Robinson Indiana Meet
Men's community college tennis at Robinson Rend Lake led 0-9 with Rend Lake players listed first. Rebbe defeated McGuire 10-4 followed by Etchison over Draper 10-7 and Bulla over Flowers 10-0. Weger beat Myers 10-2 and Hetzel over Reese 10-1. Mahoney defeated Meador 10-3 as Rend Lake trails 2-5.
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Jamie Bulla
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Nick Myers
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Brent Reese
Mike Mahoney
Brad Meador
Transactions spark wide shift in 1980s pro sports
Baseball trades and waivers shake rosters across the majors from Boston to Seattle. Dick Drago moves to the Mariners for Manny Sarmiento, who is placed on waivers, while other clubs reassign players in the Pacific Coast League. In basketball, Robert Parish signs with the Celtics and Zoilie Voichok becomes Seattle GM. Green Bay faces a disclosed NFL fine for not reporting an injury before a Jets game. Hartford Whalers sign Jordy Douglas and college changes ripple through Marymount and Rochester programs.
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Dave Rader
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Rochester
Dave Ocorr
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John Jackson
Ex-Salukis Still In Baseball Major League Ties
Former Saluki players remain in major leagues as rosters trim to 25. Notes include Neil Fiala optioned to Cardinal AAA Springfield, Jim Dwyer joining Orioles after Boston stint, Dave Stieb an ace with Toronto, Duane Kuiper on 21 day list, Dewey Robinson sent to Edmonton, Bill Stein with Rangers, Rick Keeton to Vancouver, George Vukovich to Oklahoma City, and earlier Saluki alums like Panther, Pitlock, Eden, Hacker, Wallis, Thomas, Rogodziakski.
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Illini quarterback Wilson may play next fall
NCAA says Illinois quarterback Dave Wilson could play in 1981 without breaking rules. Judge Clem dismissed the NCAA as defendant, shifting focus to the Big Ten over Wilsons four year eligibility. An NCAA spokesman noted exceptions exist for hardship. Wilsons attorney said Big Ten waiver could clear his plan to play this year.
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SIU softballers split with SEMO in double header
The Southern Illinois University Carbondale women’s softball team split a double header at Southeast Missouri State. SEMO won 5-0 as Linda Ridgely pitched a one hitter. SIU collected one hit. In the nightcap SIU won 2-1 with Karen Koltnow driving SIU’s lone hit. Herrin’s Jane Creek starred for SEMO with a fourth inning single and a fifth inning two run triple. SIU, 7-9, heads to Illinois State Invitational in Normal Friday.
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Herrin
Jane Creek
Beattie Fires No-Hitter in Sparta JV Win
Sparta’s sophomore Larry Beattie pitched a no-hitter with 13 strikeouts and 2 walks in a 4-0 victory over Nashville in a junior varsity game.
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