Stanley Dominates Angels In Six-Run Sox Victory
Bob Stanley returned from a week’s rest to pitch six strong innings for the Boston Red Sox, earning an 8-2 win over the California Angels. He allowed only two hits after entering with a bases loaded, lowering his ERA to 1.11 as Reid Nichols fueled Boston with four hits, including a homer and two doubles. Mariners beat Orioles 6 4 and Blue Jays top White Sox 6 1 with Cliff Johnson ending an 0-for-18 slump and Luis Leal earning the win.
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Landreaux Delivers Late Hit In Dodgers Narrow Win
Dodgers beat the Cubs 4 3 as Landreaux scores from third on an infield hit with two outs in the ninth. Landreaux also homered for his fifth of the season and Brock hit his sixth two run shot. Dave Stewart earned the win in relief.
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Stallions dominate Generals as Norwood leads with five field goals
Birmingham's Scott Norwood kicked five field goals to power the Stallions past the New Jersey Generals 22-9 in East Rutherford. Herschel Walker was held to a career low 28 rushing yards, while the Stallions outrushed 242-38 and controlled time of possession. Norwood's 39, 28, 31, 37 and 25 yard kicks set a league record, with White adding a 1 yard TD run and Scott guiding the Generals with a 37 yard TD pass to McConnaughey.
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Bulls fire Westhead after 28 54 season
Chicago Bulls dismiss coach Paul Westhead after a 28 54 season marking the second worst NBA record. Rod Thorn indicated a final decision to the team executive committee while Westhead was away on vacation. The second year of his four year deal was guaranteed, costing about 175000 next season.
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Nelson says Moncrief will rebound after opener loss
Milwaukee coach Don Nelson defends Sidney Moncrief after a 111-109 overtime loss to the 76ers in game one of the Eastern Conference finals. Moncrief scored seven points as Philadelphia targeted his offense, while Moses Malone managed only 14 points and 12 rebounds. Nelson vows minor adjustments.
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Lakers face Spurs in Game 2 of Western Conference finals
In Inglewood, Kareem Abdul Jabbar led Los Angeles to a 119 107 victory as Artis Gilmore fouled out early. Abdul Jabbar forecasts a stronger Spurs push while Stan Albeck vows new tactics for the visitors in tonight's decisive rematch.
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Harry Gant Leads NASCAR Standings After Nashville Race
Harry Gant holds a six point lead in the NASCAR Winston Cup Grand National standings after finishing third at the Marty Robbins Memorial 420 in Nashville. Bobby Allison is second in the season, with Joe Ruttman third and Neil Bonnett fourth. Waltrip leads earnings with 179 835 dollars. Sterling Marlin tops Rookie of the Year with 90 points.
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