Johnson's 30 Leads Celts By Associated Press
Dennis Johnson scored 30 points for Boston including 11 in both the third and fourth quarters to lift the Celtics past Indiana 118-114 and extend their win streak to seven. Larry Bird had 18 points and 15 rebounds in a tough shooting night.
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Giants May Move To Denver From Candlestick Park
San Francisco Giants officials plan a meeting with National League executives to discuss leaving Candlestick Park possibly temporarily for Denver. League President Chub Feeney, Dodgers' Peter O'Malley, Padres' Ballard Smith, Phillies' Bill Giles will join Giants owner Bob Lurie to review the team's stadium problems and options.
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Free throws decide tie as Roundfield misses in late call
Roundfield was fouled and made the first free throw but the second was reset after a time out request, leading to a missed shot. Also in brief, Lynette Woodard debuts with the Harlem Globetrotters scoring seven points in New York. Kapalua leader Sandy Lyle shoots 66 as Isuzu Kapalua International starts in Hawaii. NFC and AFC Players of the Week named Jim Jeffcoat, Jimmie Giles and Lionel James. LBC and Jackson middle schools top conferences with records of 7-1. North Augusta and Leavelle McCampbell second in their divisions.
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Mattingly Undergoes Minor Finger Tendon Surgery
New York Yankees first baseman Don Mattingly had minor surgery to fix a tendon problem in the little finger of his right hand. The procedure by Dr. Charles Malone corrected a catch in the extensor tendon with little rehabilitation expected, and Mattingly still attended a Hartford banquet Tuesday night. Washington Bullets file NBA protest over disputed free throw call after 124-122 overtime loss to Detroit.
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ESPN Profiles Robinson Tonight in tribute to Grambling coach
ESPN features Eddie Robinson the winningest college football coach as Grambling State hosts South Carolina State. The segment highlights his 328 107 15 career record, his NFL pipeline, and his reflections on a national title quest. ESPN notes the focus treats Robinson as the season’s big story.
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