Younger Cheruiyot breaks Boston Marathon record
Robert Kiprono Cheruiyot, 21, won the 114th Boston Marathon in 2:05:52 shattering the course mark by 82 seconds. His time, aided by favorable conditions, made him the first to break two hours and six minutes on the famously challenging course.
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NHL Playoff Schedule Highlights Across Teams Tonight
TV and radio listings show Penguins at Senators at 7 p.m. followed by Blackhawks at Predators and Sharks at Avalanche on VERSUS. UEFA Champions League action features Barcelona against Inter Milan at 2:30 p.m. local time with FL Ohio also listed.
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Brantley’s Indians optioned to Columbus. Mets pick Ike Davis
Baseball notes show Cleveland optioning Michael Brantley to Columbus while New York Mets select 1B Ike Davis from Buffalo and option RHP Tobi Stoner to Buffalo. Other moves include Bears signing Nick Roach and Eagles trade actions involving Tony Scheffler and Ernie Sims.
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Local High School Baseball Scores Across Leagues
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Samsung Mobile 500 at Texas Motor Speedway results
NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Texas Motor Speedway details top finishers led by Denny Hamlin in Toyota with 334 laps. Jimmie Johnson and Kyle Busch also placed high with Chevrolet and Toyota entries, earning purses and points toward the series standings.
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NASCAR Sprint Cup Race Final Standings and Times
The race finished with AJ Allmendinger leading the list in 13th with Ford, followed by Keselowski and Ragan. Fastest speed reached 146.230 mph. time 3 hours 25 minutes 34 seconds. margin of victory 0.152 seconds. 7 cautions covered 32 laps and 29 lead changes among 12 drivers.
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Major Marathon Results and NBA Playoff Schedule
Kenyan Robert Cheruiyot wins with 2 05 52 in a list of top elites. Ethiopian Tekeste Kebede and Deriba Merga follow. Sanctioned results include runners from Kenya Ethiopia Mexico and Zimbabwe with times shown. women standings list Teyba Erkesso and Salina Kosgei among others. NBA first round notes Cleveland leads Chicago 2 0 and tonight matchups include Utah at Denver Portland at Phoenix and more with game times and boxscore highlights.
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Hajek, de Bakker advance at Barcelona clay open
Jan Hajek of the Netherlands defeated Petre Starace of Italy 6-1 6-4 while Thiemo de Bakker beat Alejandro Falla 6-1 6-0 to reach the Barcelona Open. Guillermo Garcia Lopez, Thomaz Bellucci, Eduardo Schwank and others also won their first round matches on clay in Barcelona Spain.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Across Divisions
The North Division shows Syracuse atop with 7 3 and Buffalo 6 5. South lists Durham 8 3 and Charlotte 7 4. West features Columbus 8 4 and Toledo 7 5. Monday results include Scranton/Wilkes-Barre 7 Buffalo 2 and Pawtucket 9 Rochester 8. Tonight and tomorrow games span multiple matchups across leagues and cities with various start times.
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Ex champ Valero dies by hanging in jail cell
Venezuelan police say former boxing champion Edwin Valero killed himself in his jail cell using his clothes tied to a bar hours after arrest in his wife’s death. He was found by a fellow inmate in the north-central Carabobo lockup and could not be saved.
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Bulls and Cavaliers clash over playoff history and current stars
The piece compares the 1990s Bulls with Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen to today’s Cavaliers led by LeBron James. It notes the Cavaliers’ bid to win a first championship and suggests the Bulls would be overmatched against the current Cavs, who have reversed old dynamics.
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