Knuckleballer Eddie Fisher Tops Red Sox 1 0
Eddie Fisher scattered three singles over nine innings to post his third straight win as a starter for the Chicago White Sox, now 4-1, despite rainouts and a weather-plagued early season. Richer drove in the lone run with a seventh inning hit, Pat Kelly and Carlos May contributing for the AL West leaders. Fisher, a 13 season veteran, has yielded just one earned run in 18 innings over his past starts.
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Time Running Out For Graham McRae
Graham McRae races against time to qualify for the Indianapolis 500. The New Zealand driver faces a tight schedule after arriving late, with track delays and a blown engine risking his May 28 start. If he cannot pass rookie tests soon he must wait to next week while also racing in Michigan.
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Russian Court Series Ends Tonight in Baltimore
The six game basketball series between Russia and the United States ends tonight at the Civic Center with the U S leading 4-1. Ernie DiGregorio stars for the Americans along with Marvin Barnes and Len Elmore providing scoring and rebounding support. The Soviets lean on Aleksander Belov and Kov to pace their attack as the series nears its finale.
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Knicks Take 3 1 Lead In Finals With 103 98 Victory
New York defeated Los Angeles 103 98 to take a 3 1 lead in the NBA Finals. Games set for Los Angeles Tuesday 10 30 p.m. EDT and Sunday May 13 at New York 2 10 p.m. if needed.
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Indiana and Kentucky edge in may on national TV
Indiana defeats Kentucky 89 to 86 with Indiana leading 3 to 2 in the late game. The matchup aired on national TV at 2 p.m. local time, Saturday May 12, with both teams featured in a close contest.
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