Seattle Nets Past Lakers to Take Series 2 1
Seattle defeats Los Angeles 111 to 102 to win the best of three series two games to one. In the East the 76ers lead the series 1 0 after a 130 to 96 win over New York while San Antonio leads 1 0 after a 114 103 win over Washington. Upcoming games list New York at Philadelphia Washington at San Antonio Milwaukee at Denver Seattle at Portland.
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Major League Standings and Weekend Results Snapshot
Major League standings by league and division followed by Saturday and Monday results across American and National leagues. Teams such as Detroit New York Baltimore Kansas City Cleveland California Oakland Seattle and Chicago are listed with win loss records and games behind. Weekend scores feature wins by Baltimore over Milwaukee New York over Chicago Boston over Texas and Minnesota over Seattle among others.
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William and Mary Wins Small College Tennis Title
In a tight finish at Blacksburg Virginia, William and Mary edged Mary Baldwin 80 to 78 percent to capture the small college crown as Virginia clinched the large college title. Cindy Brinker of Virginia won the large college singles 6 2 6 2 over Patricia Shanks of Old Dominion. Beth Bondurant and Barbara Goldman defeated Brinker and Susie Silverman 6 1 6 2 in the Virginia doubles final.
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Braddock Street Sports Wins Slow-Pitch Softball Tourney
Braddock Street Sports Shop claimed the fourth annual A L Dunlap Slow-Pitch Softball Tournament at Winchester Recreation Park by beating Mason's Seafood 7 2 in the final after a 5 game run that included 10 0 over Tortuga Restaurant and 11 5 versus Masons. Eagles finished third. In Martinsburg W V a Ladies USA sanctioned open event will be May 13 14 with $50 entry and two bails.
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