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USA TODAY RADIO SPORTS REPORT
From the USA TODAY:Gannett National Information Network
Monday, May 11, 1992
This report: Copyright 1992, USA TODAY
    
National Hockey League Playoffs (best-of-seven)
Sunday, May 10
    
Smythe Division Final
Vancouver 4, Edmonton 3 (Edmonton leads series 3-2)
    
National Basketball Association (best-of-seven)
Sunday, May 10
    
East Semifinals
New York 93, Chicago 86 (series tied 2-2)
Cleveland 114, Boston 112, OT (series tied 2-2)
    
West Semifinals
Seattle 104, Utah 98 (Utah leads series 2-1)
    
National League Baseball
Sunday, May 10
    
San Francisco 8, Montreal 3, 11 ins.  Philadelphia 9, San Diego 3
Houston 6, Pittsburgh 4, 10 ins.      New York 3, Los Angeles 0
St. Louis 6, Atlanta 5                 Cincinnati 6, Chicago 0
    
American League Baseball
Sunday, May 10
    
Chicago 5, Baltimore 2                 Minnesota 10, Cleveland 6
Boston 10, Kansas City 6               Milwaukee 6, Texas 2
Oakland 5, New York 2                  Seattle 6, Detroit 2
Toronto 4, California 1
    
SPORTS SHORTS
    
KNICKS WIN TO PULL EVEN:
   The New York Knicks beat the Chicago Bulls 93-86 Sunday to even 
their best-of-seven Eastern Conference semifinal series at 2-2. 
"We came out with a lot of intensity and contested every shot they 
took," said New York's Patrick Ewing. Xavier McDaniel led the 
Knicks with 24 points. Michael Jordan had 29 for the Bulls. The 
series moves back to Chicago Tuesday.
    
ALDAG WINS FOURTH STAGE:
   Germany's Rolf Aldag outsprinted countryman Peter Hilse to win 
the 143-mile fourth stage of cycling's Tour Du Pont Sunday at 
Hershey, Pa. Three-time Tour de France champion Greg LeMond, 
riding for the French team Z was 10th and is third overall. 
England's Dave Mann, riding for Coors Light, remains the race 
leader by .74 of a second over teammate Stephen Swart of New 
Zealand.
    

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