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Numbers Game Discovered She Did Not Run the Entire Distance THIS DAY IN SPORTS 1980 — Bill Rodgers wins his third straight Boston Marathon. Rosie Ruiz is disqualified eight days later as women’s champion when it’s Numbers Game discovered she did not run the entire distance. Antelope Valley Press, Wednesday, April 21, 2021 C3 NBA results | Tuesday Major League Baseball results | Tuesday Nets 134, Pelicans 129 in the first half. New York held White Sox 8, Indians 5 Twins 7-0 Tuesday in the first game of a 2019, with the Angels. César Valdez retired the Philadelphia Phillies 10-7 Tuesday NEW ORLEANS — Kyrie Irving Charlotte to just 31 after halftime. CLEVELAND — Carlos Rodón followed up doubleheader for Oakland’s ninth straight all four batters he faced for his fourth save, night. capped a 32-point performance Derrick Rose and Immanuel his no-hitter by hanging around for five victory. and Baltimore won despite being outhit Red Sox 4, Blue Jays 2 with a tough turnaround Quickley each scored 17 points shaky innings to beat Cleveland for the 11-9. Yankees 3, Braves 1 BOSTON — Xander Bogaerts hit a three- jumper, a driving layup through off the bench for the Knicks. who second time in a week and José Abreu NEW YORK — The New York Yankees Nationals 3, Cardinals 2 run home run to back Eduardo Rodríguez converging defenders and four moved into fifth place in the homered twice, leading the Chicago White broke their five-game losing streak with WASHINGTON — Washington’s Yan free throws in the final minute, Eastern Conference. They are on Sox past the Indians 8-5 on Tuesday night. little offense, getting a run-scoring wild Gomes drew a four-pitch walk from in his first start at Fenway Park since 2019, and the Brooklyn Nets held on for their longest winning streak since Rodón (3-0), pitching in short sleeves pitch and bases-loaded walk from Atlanta Giovanny Gallegos to force in the go-ahead and the Boston Red Sox beat the Toronto a 134-129 victory over the reeling winning eight straight in March despite temperatures dropping into Braves reliever Nate Jones in the eighth run in an odd eighth inning that also Blue Jays 4-2 on Tuesday night. New Orleans Pelicans on Tuesday 2014. the 30s and snow on the way, worked inning that lifted them to a 3-1 victory featured St. Louis deploying a five-man Pittsburgh at Detroit, postponed night. Julius Randle and Reggie around five walks, giving up a homer and Tuesday night. infield, and the Nationals came back to Arizona at Cincinnati, late Joe Harris also hit a pair of late Bullock each had 16 points. throwing 110 pitches. Orioles 7, Marlins 5 edge the Cardinals 3-2 on Tuesday night. free throws to cap his 24-point Hawks 112, Magic 96 Athletics 7, Twins 0, 1st game MIAMI — Trey Mancini and Freddy Galvis Giants 10, Phillies 7 Mets at Cubs, late night for the Nets, who won ATLANTA — Trae Young scored Twins at Athletics, late, 2nd game each hit a solo homer in the third inning, PHILADELPHIA — Buster Posey had Rays at Royals, late despite being without both Kevin 25 points, Lou Williams added 22 OAKLAND — Matt Olson hit a grand slam, and the Baltimore Orioles beat the Miami his first multihomer game in nearly five Astros at Rockies, late Durant and James Harden. in his best game since returning Mitch Moreland homered twice to back Marlins 7-5 Tuesday night. years, Alex Dickerson and Wilmer Flores Brooklyn coach Steve Nash to Atlanta and the surging Hawks Sean Manaea’s shutout and the Athletics Matt Harvey (1-1) allowed three runs in connected during a six-run eighth inning Rangers at Angels, late twice commanded the Nets pulled away in the final period for slugged past the depleted Minnesota five innings for his first win since July 13, and the San Francisco Giants muscled past Brewers at Padres, late to foul Pelicans ball-handlers a 112-96 victory over the Orlando coming across halfcourt in the Magic on Tuesday night. final seconds rather than allow The Hawks began the day National Hockey League results | Tuesday New Orleans to set up potential clinging to the fourth spot in the game-tying 3-point shots. Bruins 2, Sabres 0 stopped 26 shots for the victory. twice, Anthony Beauvillier had a goal and Pittsburgh led 6-0 entering the third Eastern Conference, which would BUFFALO, N.Y. — Tuukka Rask recorded Brayden Point scored for Tampa Bay. three assists, and the New York Islanders Knicks 109, Hornets 97 before the Devils put together a furious mean home-court advantage in his first shutout of the season and Boston Andrei Vasilevskiy finished with 32 saves. beat the Rangers 6-1 Tuesday night. NEW YORK — RJ Barrett scored rally. Andreas Johnsson pulled New Jersey the first round of the playoffs. extended its winning streak to five games Jordan Eberle and Jean-Gabriel Pageau 18 of his 24 points in the third Panthers 5, Blue Jackets 1 within one with 41 seconds remaining but Atlanta won for the fifth time in with a victory over Buffalo. Rask made 32 each had a goal and an assist, and Brock quarter and the New York Knicks SUNRISE, Fla. — Sam Bennett scored the Devils couldn’t generate another shot six games to move a step closer saves including a highlight-reel save on two goals and Spencer Knight made 33 Nelson also scored. Semyon Varlamov with the goaltender pulled. beat the Charlotte Hornets to locking up its first postseason Sabres rookie Dylan Cozens in the first saves in his NHL debut to lift Florida over stopped 25 shots to help the Islanders win Bryan Rust, Mike Matheson, Brian 109-97 on Tuesday night for their berth since 2017. seventh straight victory. period that helped give the Bruins their Columbus. their second straight and seventh in the Dumoulin also scored for Pittsburgh. Barrett’s offense and the Knicks’ Clippers at Trail Blazers, late seventh win in nine games. Jonathan Huberdeau had a goal and last 10 to pull into a tie with Washington Sidney Crosby and Evan Rodrigues defense changed the game after Timberwolves at Kings, late Hurricanes 4, Lightning 1 two assists, Aleksander Barkov scored for atop the East Division ahead of a stretch of each had a goal and an assist, and Jared three straight games against the Capitals. the Hornets scored 66 points Grizzlies at Nuggets, late TAMPA, Fla. — Nino Niedereitter, Jordan the first time in four games, and Ryan McCann added two assists to give him 15 Staal and Steven Lorentz scored second- Lomberg added a goal for Florida. Anthony Penguins 7, Devils 6 points in his last 14 games. period goals to lead Carolina over Tampa Duclair had three assists. The Panthers are PITTSBURGH — Jeff Carter picked up his Red Wings at Stars, late Bay. 7-0-1 against the Blue Jackets this season. first goal in Pittsburgh as part of a first- Planner Jordan Martinook added an empty net Islanders 6, Rangers 1 period deluge and the Penguins held on Maple Leafs at Canucks, late goal with 2.2 seconds left. Alex Nedeljkovic UNIONDALE, N.Y. — Josh Bailey scored to beat New Jersey. Ducks at Kings, late COMING UP IN THE VALLEY ANTELOPE VALLEY COLLEGE GOLF NASCAR MLB NHL NBA ■ Baseball: Saturday at Cerro Coso (DH), noon 2021 LPGA Tour NASCAR Cup Series West Divison WESTERN CONFERENCE AMERICAN LEAGUE GP W L OT Pts GF GA Pacific Division West Division ■ Softball: Tuesday at Mt.San Jacinto (DH),1 p.m. Schedule W L Pct GB Schedule-Winners W L Pct GB Vegas 45 32 11 2 66 150 100 Jan. 21-24 — Diamond Resorts Feb. 9 — Busch Clash at DAYTONA (Kyle Phoenix 41 16 .719 — Tournament of Champions (Jessica Seattle 11 7 .611 _ Colorado 43 30 9 4 64 154 101 Busch) L.A. 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