Sonics End Rivalry With Warriors In Pacific Showdown
Seattle clinches home court by defeating Golden State 109 to 106 in a decisive series finale. Haywood leads Seattle with rebounds as both teams balance offense and defense amid late-season fatigue. Warriors face rest and rotation questions ahead of potential playoff rematch at Oakland Arena.
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Cosh
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Perstar
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Frankenstein
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Haywood
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Talvin Skinner
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Archie Clark
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Watts
Rick Barry
Ray
Clacun
Rockets Rally Past Knicks In Second Round Thriller
Houston overcame a 32 percent deficit to surge ahead led by Abdul Aziz with 14 of 22 points in a seven minute second quarter stretch. Coach John Egan restored starters in the second half as Houston widened the margin to 72 late in the third.
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Ted
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John Egan
Houston
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Bullets Rally Past Braves In Eastern Semifinal Showdown
Phil Chenier and Elgin Hayes sparked a Washington comeback as the Bullets stunned Buffalo 113 102 to take a 2 1 series lead. Mayes scored 34 points, Chenier 21, Hayes 16, while Warne added 17 points. Buffalo’s Ken Charles, Jack Marin, and Randy Smith led the Braves but the Bullets limited Buffalo to 7 third quarter points and surged in the second half.
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Haye
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Granger Wins Debut as Astros Top Dodgers in Rally
Houston built a 6 5 lead, then Wayne Granger won his first Astros game in a 7 5 victory over Los Angeles. Cliff Johnson hit his first homer of season, driving in Milt May as Houston snapped a late rally. Dodgers loaded early but fell behind after five runs in the fifth.
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Milt May
Dase Cruz
Doug Rader
Roger Metzger
Eris Cabell
Cesar Caden
Colbert's Grand Slam Lifts Tigers Past Yankees 7-2
Nate Colbert hit a grand slam to cap a seven run seventh inning as Detroit beat New York 7-2. Vern Ruble started for the Yankees, with Pat Dobson on the mound in a scoreless duel through six, before Detroit surged late. Colbert's blast followed bases loaded hits by Don Meyer and Aurelio Rodriguez, with Ned Nettles mishandling a grounder to drive in a run.
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Willie Horton
Colbert
Pele Signals Return To Cosmos With Record Contract
Six million dollar man Pola says he is willing to come out of retirement to join the New York Cosmos. The team reportedly offers four million dollars over two years, while the Cosmos allegedly bids the same amount for three years. A meeting is planned to reach an agreement.
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Masters Tourney Report On The Golf Broadcast
Radio log notes multiple golf and baseball segments across KCBSIC and KEEN channels. Listings include Masters coverage times and matchups Giants versus San Diego and Oakland against Texas with various call signs and times.
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Unclear OCR sports notes with scattered race and team names
Fragmented reading lists multiple race events and team references including mentions of NBA playoffs and various named players. The readable portions mention racing terms, distance figures, and assorted nicknames but fail to form a coherent event or outcome. The remaining legible items indicate a collage of sports items rather than a single report.
Montefusco aims to win 20 games for the Giants this year
The Count embraces the goal of twenty victories amid pressure and aging rookies. He notes Albuquerque hits well but expects to shut out the Dodgers. He recalls his dramatic first major league homer and discusses the designated hitter rule, joking about batting while pitching.
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