Jordan Rules Show Pistons Thwart Bulls In Game One
Jordan labored with 34 points as the Bulls faltered late under Detroit's steady defense. Pistons double teams and physical play limited Chicago while Jordan remained a focal decoy.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1990
Page
10
Jordan labored with 34 points as the Bulls faltered late under Detroit's steady defense. Pistons double teams and physical play limited Chicago while Jordan remained a focal decoy.
Doug Hathaway, a former Augusta resident, won the Capital Golf Invitational at Goshen Plantation Country Club despite a 147 total. Windy 6,902-yard layout challenged a field that included last four winners and top CSRA amateurs, with only Mike Jackson shooting under par. Hathaway reflected that a 73 final round would have won, while others struggled amid gusts and tricky pins.
Detroit tops Chicago 86 77 in Auburn Hills as Joe Dumars scores 18 of his 27 in the third quarter and shuts down Michael Jordan who battles a hip problem. Jordan posts 26 by halftime but Dumars flips momentum.
Dumars earned MVP honors as Detroit swept Los Angeles to clinch last year’s NBA crown. Teammate Bil Laimbeer praised his 27 points while the Pistons push a 23-6 edge over the Bulls in three years of playoff matchups. The best-of-seven shifts to Chicago after a Palace game.
New Jersey Nets secure the No 1 pick in the 1990 draft after winning the lottery amid a poor season 6 of 82. Will discuss options to keep or trade the pick with Nets vice president Willis Reed citing heavy work and evaluation before June 27. Derrick Coleman tops the prospect list, though Reed says Roy Hinson remains the strongest veteran option.
In Indianapolis, Johnny Rutherford failed to qualify for the 74th Indy 500, bumped for the second straight year as Rocky Moran edged Salt Walther for the final spots. Emerson Fittipaldi led qualifying with a pole speed of 225.301 mph, while Rutherford had struggled after crashing in practice and considering a backup car from A J Foyt.
Dale Earnhardt wins The Winston at Charlotte Motor Speedway in a flag to flag victory earning 325000 dollars. He becomes the first two time winner and pole sitter to win the event as Ken Schrader notes the black car was strong. Dick Trickle takes 20th in a tight Winston Open finish.
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