Kings snap winless skid with late Tsyplakov goal
Vladimir Tsyplakov scored with 3:57 left to lift the Los Angeles Kings over Vancouver hockey ending a four game winless run and their 0-3-1 streak. Luc Robitaille added two goals as the Kings won for just the third time in 19 visits to Vancouver.
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Phillies Trade Leiter for Spoljaric in Salary Move
Phillies exchange pitcher Mark Leiter to Seattle for lefty Paul Spoljaric. Leiter’s $3 million option saved, Spoljaric posted a high 648 ERA in 1998. Trade seen as move to fund a starting pitcher behind Schilling, Loewer, Byrd amid changing payroll rules.
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Catfish Hunter faces ALS amid daily farm routines
Hall of Fame pitcher Catfish Hunter, age 62, continues his day by day farming life in Hertford, North Carolina after ALS diagnosis. Doctors at Johns Hopkins confirmed suspected ALS, and Hunter will begin treatment this week. The disease attacks nerves controlling movement, causing weakness, with no known cure.
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Hockey Standings and Scoring Summary From Multiple Games
The report lists period by period notes from several clashes including Philadelphia versus Montreal, New York versus Toronto, and Los Angeles versus Vancouver. It details penalties, power plays, goal scorers, assists, shots on goal, and goaltender records alongside attendance figures and team lineups.
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Malakhow
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Svoboda
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Montrest Bench
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Stevanaon
Holding
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Recchi
Damphousse
Ulanov
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Hull
Manson
Geailea
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Vanbiesbrauck
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Anaheim
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Montes
N.Y. Islanders
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Butiato
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Florid
Louis
Detroit
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Flyers
Rucinsky
Savage
Quictal
Brunet
Camphousse
Cubs Wood Adds NL Rookie of the Year Honor
Wood writes in history joining Billy Williams Ken Hubbs and Jerome Walton as Cubs NL Rookie of the Year winners. He struck out 20 in a one hitter against Houston May 6 and discusses elbow concerns and playoff return. Helton Led August .398 batting average and performance at home noted.
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Jerome Walton
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