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USA TODAY RADIO SPORTS REPORT
From the USA TODAY:Gannett National Information Network
Thursday, May 14, 1992
This report: Copyright 1992, USA TODAY
    
National Hockey League Playoffs (best-of-seven)
Wednesday, May 13
    
Patrick Division Final
Pittsburgh 5, N.Y. Rangers 1 (Pittsburgh wins series 4-2)
    
National Basketball Association (best-of-seven)
Wednesday, May 13
    
East Semifinals
Cleveland 114, Boston 98 (Cleveland leads series 3-2)
    
National League Baseball
Wednesday, May 13
    
Montreal 5, Los Angeles 1           San Francisco 5, Philadelphia 
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Pittsburgh 11, Atlanta 10           San Diego 7, New York 0
Chicago 8, Houston 3                St. Louis 4, Cincinnati 2
    
American League Baseball
Wednesday, May 13
    
Chicago 1, Milwaukee 0              California 7, Detroit 5
New York 12, Seattle 4              Toronto 4, Oakland 3
Minnesota 4, Boston 3               Kansas City 5, Cleveland 3
Baltimore 4, Texas 2
    
SPORTS SHORTS
    
PENGUINS ADVANCE WITH WIN:
   The defending Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins 
eliminated the New York Rangers Wednesday with a 5-1 win. The 
Penguins won the best-of-seven Patrick Division final 4-2 and move 
on to face the Boston Bruins in the Wales Conference final sarting 
Sunday in Pittsburgh.
    
CAVALIERS TAKE 3-2 LEAD:
   The Cleveland Cavaliers took a 3-2 lead in their best-of-seven 
Eastern Conference playoff series with a 114-98 win over the 
Boston Celtics Wednesday. Brad Daugherty scored 28 points and the 
Cavs used a 34-point third quarter to pull a away. Boston's aging 
stars were held in check. Robert Parish had four points, while 
Kevin McHale had two and Larry Bird scored 13.
    
ANDERSON WINS TOUR STAGE:
   Motorola's Phil Anderson of Australia won Wednesday's 85-mile 
stage of the Tour Du Pont. The race moves to the mountains 
Thursday and a 6-mile, 4,000 foot clim to Wintergreen resort. Greg 
LeMond, who is second overall riding for the French Z team, said 
of the 98-mile stage, "I'm a little nervous. I hope I don't 
explode." Coors Light rider Stephen Swart of New Zealand is the 
leader.
    

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