Television Schedule Realigned for June Sports Week
The lineup lists Leonard versus Benitez at 9 p.m. Monday June 12 and NCAA Lacrosse Playoffs on ESPN Tuesday June 13. Other events include FFKA U S Championship karate, NBA Finals Detroit at Los Angeles, Navarro vs Romero boxing, Braves at Giants, and American Racing Series racing on WTBS.
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Romero
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Giants
Detroit Remains Hopeful After Game With Lakers
Detroit trails Los Angeles 3-2 in last year's Finals framing this year's clash at the Forum. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar led with 24 points as Magic Johnson and Scott out altered balance, while Dennis Rodman grabbed 19 rebounds and Vinny Johnson sealed Detroit’s 113-108 win with late free throws.
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Los Angeles
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Rick Mahorn
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Lakers
Magic Johnson
Scott Cloud
Kareem Abdul- Jabbar
Scott
Abdul-Jabbar
Dennis Rodman
Pistons
Dumars
Vinnie Johnson
Rivers
Leonard Hearns Rematch Promises Big Gate and Stakes
The long awaited rematch pits Leonard and Hearns with a rumored 164 pound limit. Leonard, 162 last fight, eyes bigger opponents while Hearns, 46-3 with 38 knockouts, fights to prove he is the better man. Gate projections reach $8.6 million with a potential $80 million gross from pay per view and closed circuit.
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Hearns
Detroit
Ivan Barkley
James Kinchen
Kinchen
Ray
Caesars Palace
Arum
Baseball Sunday results across South Carolina region
Augusta defeated Sumter 5 3 Savannah blank Myrtle Beach 0 Charleston South Carolina 5 Columbia won 3 in 10 innings Asheville beat Spartanburg 8 6 Greensboro prevailed 2 0 Gastonia 0 Fayetteville 5 Charleston West Virginia 4 Savannah visits Charleston Augusta plays Myrtle Beach Columbia faces Sumter Fayetteville meets Asheville Gastonia visits Charleston West Virginia Greensboro plays Tuesday night schedule indicated.
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Associated Press
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Sale
C. Wee
Baseball Infield Moves and Roster Updates Across Teams
Gary Thurman placed on 15 day disabled list. Twins sign catchers Todd Logan Joe Siwa Francisco Ramirez. Yankees bench Clay Parker on 15 day DL retro to June 10. Scott Nielsen purchased from Columbus. Roberto Kelly activated. Deion Sanders sent to Columbus. Andy Fox signed to Sarasota Gulf Coast League. J T Snow assigned to Oneonta. Rangers activate Geno Petralli. Kevin Reimer optioned to Oklahoma City. Cubs activate Jerome Walton. Doug Dascenzo and Phil Simpson optioned to Iowa. Astros sign Karewicz and Small to Auburn. Expos seek Joe Hesketh in India rapa 10 day. Pirates sign Willie Green to Braden ton Gulf Coast League. Rhode Island names Linda Ziemke head women's basketball coach.
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Gary Thurman
Minnesota Twins
Todd Logan
Joe Siwa
Francisco Ramirez
NEW York Yankees
Clay Parker
Scott Nielsen
Columbus
Roberto Kelly
Deion Sanders
Andy Fox
Sarasota
J.T. Snow
Oneonta
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Geno Petralli
Kevin Reimer
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Doug Dascenzo
Phil Stephenson
Iowa
Houston Astros
Scott Makarewicz
Mark Small
Auburn
Montreal Expos
Joe Hesketh
Ttsburgh Pirates
Willie Green
Bradenton
Rhode Island
Linda Ziemke
Baseball and Horse Races Highlight AP Transactions and Wins
The AP list notes Orioles placing Mark Huismann on the 15 day injured list while recalling Jose Bautista from Rochester. It covers multiple horse races with winners including Iron Courage at Hawthorne and Sam Who at Hollywood Park, plus Open Mind at Belmont as part of the NYRA Filly Triple Crown quest.
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Ohio
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Ratcliffe and Crenshaw Reflect on Tough Tournament Finish
Ratcliffe Crenshaw praised Kevin Ratcliffe's strong showing after a tight round. Crenshaw, three weeks removed from competition, said better putting could have improved his score and noted he stayed focused on his own game despite rivals like Jackson and Kuhlke closing in. Neither player plans immediate tournament entries.
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Grady Wins Westchester Classic in Playoff Victory
Australian Wayne Grady forced a playoff with a birdie on 18 and edged Ronnie Black with a three-foot birdie on the first extra hole at the Westchester Classic. Grady and Black tied at 7-under 277 after 72 holes. Grady earned 180000 dollars for his first U.S. win.
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N.Y
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Wayne Grady
Ronnie Black
Tom Watson
Clarence Rose
Tom Kite
Billy Andrade
Fred Couples
J.C. Snead
Nick Price
Mike Reid
Mark Lye
Don Pooley
Chip Beck
Paul Azinger
Curtis Strange
Gary Hallbe
Scott Hoch
Joey Sindelar
Mark O'Meara
Tom Byrum
Craig Tadier
Larry Mize
Bob Tway
Scott Simpson
Bill Buttner
Kenny Perry
Doug Tewell
Ted Schulz
Greg Norman
Donnie Hammond
Grady
United States
Hood wins Pat Bradley International in first LPGA win
Robin Hood, in her second year on the LPGA Tour, captured her first victory at the Pat Bradley International in High Point North Carolina. She shot six birdies at Willow Creek Golf Course to finish with 16 points under a modified Stableford system worth 400000 dollars. Hood earned 62500 dollars and joined four players this season with first career tour wins.
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N.C
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Willow Creek
Hood
Stableford
Moody Captures Senior TPC at Ponte Vedra
Orville Moody won his first major in 20 years with a final round 71 at the Senior Tournament Players Championship in Ponte Vedra. He held off Charles Moody by two strokes to finish 17 under with a tournament record 271, earning 105000 dollars after a birdie on 17 and par on 18.
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Jim Dent
Bruce Devlin
Dave Hill
Gene Littler
Billy Casper
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Charles Moody
Rudd Wins Banquet Foods 300 at Sears Point
Ricky Rudd edged Rusty Wallace by 1.1 seconds at Sears Point International Speedway to claim his 10th NASCAR Winston Cup victory and the $62,350 top prize in the Banquet Foods 300 kilometer race.
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Rusty Wallace
Banquet Foods
Sears Point International Speedway
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