Warriors edge Bullets 92 91 to lead finals 2 0
Golden State survives Washington 92-91 at the Cow Palace to take a 2 0 lead in the NBA finals. Rick Barry seals the win with two late free throws after Phil Chenier 30 points for Washington.
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MLB scoreboard lists Pittsburgh versus San Francisco Montreal at Atlanta New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Houston St Louis at San Diego Chicago at Los Angeles Thursday games include Pittsburgh at San Diego and Chicago at Los Angeles. NBA playoffs show Golden State leads 4-2 after 92 91 win over Washington. Pro hockey Buffalo 5 Philadelphia 4 OT with series 2-1. Horse racing results at Aqueduct Pimlico Keystone Park Garden State Park Detroit Race Course Churchill Downs and more winnings listed.
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Indians trade Perry Bosman in Oakland deal
Cleveland sends Jim Perry and Dick Bosman to the Athletics for John Blue Moon Odom and an undisclosed cash amount.
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Nicklaus and Player Lead Strong Memphis Golf Field
In Memphis the Danny Thom as-Memphis Classic starts with Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player returning from layoffs. The 150-player field features six of the game’s eight $1 million winners, with Trevino and Hill aiming to seize the moment alongside fellow stars Weiskopf Littler Casper Geiberger Green Jacklin Nichols Stockton Snead Watson and Palmer abroad. CBS will televise portions of the final two rounds.
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Arkansas Upsets USC 22-7 in 1974 Opener
In Fayetteville Arkansas Arkansas defeated Southern Cal 22 to 7 to open the 1974 season. USC managed a single touchdown on a 100 yard kickoff return by Anthony Davis, ending a 71 game scoring drought.
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