Reaser Leads New Orleans Open After 65 Round
Mike Reasor fired a seven under 65 to take a two stroke lead in the New Orleans Open. He rode a hot putter and few mistakes on a calm spring day while stars like Nicklaus Casper and Watson trailed with 68s. Reasor, a long-time non-winner on tour, seeks his first win after years of near-misses.
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Two Horse Derby Duel Dominates Las Vegas Talk
LAS VEGAS The Kentucky Derby shapes as a two horse race with Honest Pleasure and Bold Forbes leading the field. Odds listed include Play the Red 15-1 On the Sly 20-1 and Elocutionist 20-1. Also covered are NBA playoff tips and early North American Soccer League notes with team picks across divisions.
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Pistons Clinch 1-1 Tie as Rowe Produces Big Night
Curtis Rowe led Detroit past Golden State 123-111 in the Western Conference semifinals with 33 points 10 rebounds and 3 assists. Bob Lanier praised Rowe while Golden State coach Al Attles called it an all-pro performance. Rick Barry led GS with 27 points but cooled in the second half. Cavaliers edged Bullets 92-91 in the other East semifinal as Jim Cleamons sealed the win with a late rebound. Celtics prepare to host the Braves as Havlicek recovers on crutches.
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Havlicek Injures Arch For Celtics In Semi Final Game
John Havlicek tore fascia between arch and heel and will miss tonight's second Eastern Conference semifinal game. Team physician Dr. Tom Silva says ice and later medication will follow to reduce pain and determine running ability. Coach Heinsohn weighs Havlicek replacement amid Celtics hold 1-0 lead.
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Narragansett Park Sees Fewer Horses Amid Problems
Narragansett Park faces staffing and racing date troubles as a fire killed 36 horses, delays in closing entries, and reduced purses drive horsemen to greener tracks. Dooley cites multiple factors including insurance money and a shift to Lincoln Downs. DelFarno warns many horses can’t race for low purses. At Michigan State, Clarence Hewgley named offensive line coach and recruiting coordinator as part of staff reshuffle under coach Darryl Rogers.
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