Tigers break winless skid with 9-3 over Rays
Randall Simon drove in three runs and Jose Lima hurled six scoreless innings as Detroit snapped an 0-11 start by beating Tampa Bay 9-3. The Rays opened the season with a sweep, tying the Tigers to the longest early skid in modern MLB history.
Diamondbacks Top Cardinals as Johnson Wins in Four Games
Arizona stays perfect in four starts Randy Johnson improves to 4-0 after seven innings allowing three runs and eight hits. Steve Finley homers in the eighth to lift Arizona to a 5-3 win over St. Louis as Junior Spivey goes 3-for-4 with a two-run shot. Albert Pujols homers and doubles for the Cardinals before Arizona seeks a three-game sweep behind Schilling and Morris.
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SIU baseball aims to halt skid vs SEMO at home
Southern Illinois tries to end a five game losing streak to Southeast Missouri with a 3 p.m. game at Abe Martin Field. SEMO has outscored SIU 38-8 over the streak, which stretches back three seasons, as coach Dan Callahan stresses avoiding big innings to secure a win.
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Major League Standings and Tuesday Results
Baseball schedules list games for multiple teams in three regions with pitchers and records. Tuesday's results show Boston 14 over Toronto 3, Detroit 9 over Tampa Bay 3, Baltimore 5 over New York Yankees 4, Minnesota 8 over Kansas City 5, Chicago White Sox 10 over Cleveland 5.
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Attendance slide hits MLB spring training and park plans
Attendance figures fall at multiple ballparks with Florida drawing a record low 4,466 at Pro Player Stadium on April 11. Marlins president David Samson notes the focus on starting the selling season, while Milwaukee reports a drop in season tickets from 14,000 to about 11,000 in Miller Park’s second year. Brewers president Wendy Selig-Prieb calls matching inaugural-year numbers very difficult.
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Saluki guard Young contends for point guard job
SIU coach Weber hints guard Young could see minutes behind graduated Belcher as a JUCO recruit and three peers vie for the backup spot. The Salukis have one scholarship left and may target an experienced front court or a high school big man to bolster the roster.
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Bleyer Field memories guide Carbondale councilman Neill project
Carbondale councilman Neill plans a commemorative event at Bleyer Field before it is abandoned for the new high school on Giant City Road and East Walnut Street. He has enlisted his wife Michelle to build a database of 1800 former Terriers and 2000 band members, cheerleaders, and homecoming court, and invites help at the April 25 meeting.
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