TODAY'S GAME

None Scheduled

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS

Baseball 10, Navy 1 (Harvard wins the EIBL championship and advances to next weekend's NCAA Northeastern Regional Tournament).

MAJOR LEAGUES AL

Minnesota 4, Boston 3 (13 innings)

California 9, Cleveland 0

New York 4, Oakland 2

Chicago 11, Kansas City 3

Toronto 5, Baltimore 0

Milwaukee 6, Seattle 0

Detroit 12, Texas 5

NL

Los Angeles 5, New York 0

Cincinnati 4, Chicago 3

Montreal 2, San Francisco 0

Atlanta 7, St. Louis 5 (11 innings)

NBA

Philadelphia 113. Los Angeles 107 (Philadelphia leads the best-of-seven championship series 1-0)

USFL

Boston 21, Washington 14

Chicago 19, New Jersey 13 (OT)

Los Angeles 14, Denver 10

Finn, DenHartog named All-Americans

Harvard senior lacrosse standouts Maureen Finn and Francesca DenHartog were both named consensus. All-Americans yesterday by the National Collegiate Coaches Women's Lacrosse Association.

Finn and DenHartog, who led this year's Crimson squad to a 12-4-1 record and an Ivy championship, both received the honors for the second consecutive year.

This year's Ivy League Player of the Year Finn, a Malvern, Pa. native, holds that Crimson scoring records, while DenHartog, who hails from Weston, Mass. holds every other Harvard record.

WOMEN'S GOLF

Pat Bradley staged a furious rally was seven birdies during a course-record 66 yesterday to capture the $125,000 LPO Chrysler-Plymouth Charity Classic with a under-par 212 for the 54-hole event.