Celtics Hold On To Edge Knicks In New York
Boston fends off a late surge by New York to win 96-87 at Madison Square Garden. Larry Bird led with 16 points and 10 assists as Patrick Ewing sparked a fourth quarter rally for the Knicks, while Danny Ainge and Robert Parish added double figures for the Celtics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston Celtics
New York Knicks
Knicks
Larry Bird
Celtics
Boston
K.C. Jones
Bird
NBA
Danny Ainge
Robert Parish
Madison Square Garden
Rick Pitino
Pitino
Jones
Baseball Network Meets Ueberroth Aide in Dallas
An aide to Commissioner Peter Ueberroth praised former black players and said the Baseball Network will work with his affirmative action program. Leaders of the network and Ueberroth aides met in Irving to forge cooperation and share minority hiring information across MLB teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving
Texas
Peter Ueberroth
Ueberroth
Ed Durso
Harry Edwards
Durso
Edwards
al Campanis
Williams
Chicago Cubs
John Vukovich
Dallas Green
Cubs
Vukovich
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Night of the Stars brings Hollywood figures to Lexington auction
Fasig Tipton stages a star studded sale of 53 mares led by Lady's Secret the 1986 Horse of the Year at Newtown Paddocks Lexington with estimates of at least 5 million and potential average 800000. Eu gene Klein and D Wayne Lukas consign 20 horses including Life's Magic and Trinycarol as breeders seek future stakes winners amid record industry interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lexington
John Forsythe
Wayne Rogers
Albert Finney
Larry Hagman
George Hamilton
Loretta Swit
Cheryl Ladd
Newtown Paddocks
Ner
John Finney
Fasig- Tipton
Oceana
Finney
Fasig-Tipton
Newstead Farm
Eugene Klein
D. Wayne Lukas
Lady’s Secret
Lukas
Klein
Trinycarol
Family Style
Charlie Whittingham
Alabama Faces Notre Dame in Tough Noon Battle
Alabama coach Bill Curry says the Crimson Tide must focus on Notre Dame rather than SEC title hopes as they travel to South Bend. Tim Brown and Bobby Humphrey headline a loaded matchup while Alabama fights injuries including guard Bill Condon and center depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
Bill Curry
Notre Dame
Curry
Louisiana State
Crimson Tide
Auburn
CBS
Tim Brown
Bobby Humphrey
Fighting Irish
Bill Condon
Tiger Stadium
LSU
Condon
Roger Shultz
Tune In Radio Brings Game Action To Imagination
AP Sports Writer ED SCHUYLER JR. notes radio broadcasts spark vivid sport pictures as fans imagine Notre Dame Pitt and Columbia games vividly. He contrasts radio’s voice driven drama with TV’s limited view and recalls Columbia’s near victory at Wien Stadium with a final wide field goal miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Brown
Notre Dame
Craig
Heyward
Pitt
Rutgers
Columbia
Jack Buck
Lindsay Nelson
South Bend
Ind
Annapolis
Ford
N.J
Manhattan Island
Florida State
Auburn
Brent Musburger
Pat Haden
Syracuse
Midshipmen
Navy
Brown
Stonehead
Panthers
Wien Stadium
Dartmouth
WKCR
Buck
Nelson
Kurt Dasbach
Hope
Two-Tier Start Shapes Breeders' Crown Trot Showdown
Harness racing at Pompano Park sees Mack Lobell start from post five while Napole tano lands in post eleven in the Breeders Crown Trot. The field of 12 fights to reach the final after two elimination heats with four from each heat advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Lobell
Napoletano
Pompano Beach
Fla
Pompano Park
Pompano
Tommy Haughton
Besieged
Armbro Fame
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fense
Patrick Ewing
Mark Jackson
Kenny Walker
Campanis
Billy Williams
Baseball Network
Frank Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Fasig-Tipton Co
SEC
The
Associated Press
Steve Ramer
Steve
Porky
Jesus Christ
Bradberry
Violets
Coward-Corley Seed Co., Inc
the Garden Center
Park Ave
ED Schuyler JR
Springfield
Ill
Kentucky
Crown
J.R. Broline
Skywatch Lobell
Waikiki Beach
Sir Taurus
Crown’s Best
Friendly Face
Crown Sweep
Cotton Hanover
Aiken