Новости за 27.04.2016

TORONTO - R.A. Dickey can't wait for May.

HOLLIDAYSBURG, Pennsylvania - Testimony is set to resume in the case of three Franciscan friars charged with allowing a suspected sexual predator to teach at a Pennsylvania high school and hold other jobs where he molested more than 100 children.

WASHINGTON - After all of six pitches, Max Scherzer had allowed a walk and a two-run homer.

JAY, Vermont - Democratic Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin is meeting with employees of Jay Peak Resort, nearly two weeks after the Securities and Exchange Commission and state accused the resort's owner and president of a massive fraud scheme.

DAYTON, Ohio - A federal judge in Ohio will be updated on the case of a college student who rushed the stage at a Donald Trump rally.

LOS ANGELES - Court records show that former "Scandal" actor Columbus Short has tested positive for cocaine and marijuana use and is facing a probation violation in a felony assault case.

BANGOR, Maine - The trial of a U.S. resident accused of mailing cyanide to an Englishman who killed himself has been pushed back to October.

NEW YORK - Lucas Duda walked out of the dugout onto the on-deck circle with Cincinnati leading the Mets by three runs in the seventh inning following Juan Lagares' one-out walk. Kevin Plawecki's single off Brandon Finnegan put runners at the corners.

ARLINGTON, Texas - Through four starts this season, A.J. Griffin has pitched just as well as Rangers ace Cole Hamels.

WASHINGTON - On this, pretty much every economist agrees: The Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged when it ends its latest policy meeting Wednesday. What's unclear is whether it will hint about the likelihood of a rate hike at its next meeting in June.

WASHINGTON - Before his team faced Bryce Harper on Tuesday night, Philadelphia Phillies manager Pete Mackanin spoke about "a theory" he'd developed for how to pitch to the reigning NL MVP.

HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania - Democrats in Pennsylvania have gone with their party establishment's choice for a U.S. Senate candidate and rejected an ex-congressman who six years ago nearly won the office.

TORONTO - Off to the second 5-0 start of his career, Chicago White Sox left-hander Chris Sale has no plans to change anything after Tuesday night's 10-1 rout of the Toronto Blue Jays.

NEW YORK - New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman on Tuesday announced a $2.76 million settlement with six ticket brokers as part of its investigation into the concert and sports ticketing industry.

DENVER - Andrew McCutchen has hit three homers through six innings for the Pittsburgh Pirates against the Colorado Rockies.

DETROIT - Mike Pelfrey is four starts into his first season with the Detroit Tigers - and they still haven't given him a single run of support.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, - The Baltimore Orioles have suddenly found scoring runs difficult.

ATLANTA - The Atlanta Braves have their longest home-run drought since the days when the franchise was based in Boston.

LEBANON, Connecticut - Thousands of chickens have died in a fire at a coop in Connecticut that belongs to a major egg producer.

DETROIT - Bob Melvin had no major concerns about sending left-hander Rich Hill to the mound against Detroit's lineup of righty sluggers.

ST. PETERSBURG, Florida - Kevin Kiermaier had two weak outs and fell behind 0-2 on his third at-bat against Ubaldo Jimenez.

INDIANAPOLIS - A new report by a conservation group says Indiana has one of the nation's worst regulatory atmospheres for fostering the development of the rooftop solar power industry.

INDIANAPOLIS - The Indiana State Museum is set to unveil its collection of 200 artifacts that have been either made or used by famous residents in honor of the state's bicentennial.

ATLANTA - David Price had a simple summary of his domination of the overmatched Atlanta Braves.

CHAMPAIGN, Illinois - Illinois pitcher Cody Sedlock is the National Collegiate Baseball Writers of America's national pitcher of the week after striking out 14 against Ohio State.