Indians Orioles thriller ends in unusual double play
Sunday's Cleveland Indians lost 6-5 to the Baltimore Orioles in a game full of twists. A late rally and errors defined the nine innings, with four Tribe runs scoring without a hit. Key plays included a walk laden ninth with Brett Butler and a late miscue by Pat Tabler in the field fog, and Cal Ripken and Dempsey involved in a controversial ninth inning sequence. Corrales lamented the gambling approach as the Indians slip to 4-4 while Baltimore pulls ahead in the series and the Yankees loom for next games.
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Dempsey
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Cal Ripken
Frazier
Ripken
Corrales
Hargrove
No Man's Land
Eddie Murray
John Lowenstein
Ken Singleton
Wayne Gross
Hassey
Tippy Martinez
Neal Heaton
Tom Waddell
Mike Jeffcoat
Heaton
Indians
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Julio Franco
Gary Roenicke
RBI
Todd Cruz
Yankees
Crenshaw Wins Masters After Near-Miss Legacy Obsession
Ben Crenshaw, longtime feared for late collapses, finally clinches the Masters with a four under 68 final round to finish 11 under at 277. Tom Watson finishes two back, while Edwards Morgan and Nelson rally from deep to join the top pack. Crenshaw credits a clear mind and a swing that takes over, after studying Bobby Jones on the path to victory.
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Gary Koch
Scott Simpson
Andy North
Robert Lewis
Lee Trevino
Morris Hatalaky
David Gyrin
Curts Strange
Clark Burroughs
Celtics, Bucks, Nuggets lead NBA playoff pairings
The Celtics finish 62-20 atop the league and host the Bullets as the Eastern Conference field expands to 16 teams in the new format. Milwaukee, Denver, Portland and Utah join Boston, Philadelphia, Los Angeles and others as top seeds with homecourt in the first round. series open as best-of-five then best-of-seven.
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Los Angeles
Underdogs grab Stanley Cup leads
In four NHL playoff games on Sunday night the Blues, Canadiens, Islanders, and Oilers won on home ice to grab 2-1 series leads or take the lead in their cores. Pichette and Federko led St. Louis past Minnesota 3-1. Montreal edged Quebec 2-1 behind Walter and Smith. The Islanders beat Washington 3-0 with Sutter and Trottier scoring late, while Pouzar and Coffey propelled Edmonton past Calgary 3-2.
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Smith
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Pat Price
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Sutter
Trottier
Pat Riggin
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Capitals
Alan Haworth
Pat Flatley
Edmonton
Gretzky
Jari Kurri
Pouzar
Lanny McDonald
Paul Reinhart
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