Pacers sweep Celtics behind Miller four trio threes
Reggie Miller drilled four three pointers as Indiana beat Boston 90 75 to sweep the Celtics in the best of seven. Ron Artest 22 and Jermaine O Neal 18 paced the Pacers while Paul Pierce 27 points and 11 rebounds led the Celtics. Indiana moves on with over a week off before the conference semis.
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Boston
Reggie Miller
Pacers
Celtics
Indiana
Ron Artest
Jermaine O’neal
Miller
O'Neal
Reggie
Paul Pierce
Mark Blount
Gallery lands No 2 pick in Raiders draft shock
York traded NC State quarterback Manning to San Diego and a 2005 first and fifth rounder for the Miles, while Eli Manning greeted by Giants with a smile. Big winners include Iowa tackle Robert Gallery at No 2 to Oakland, Larry Fitzgerald to Arizona, Rivers, Sean Taylor to Washington, and Kellen Winslow to Cleveland after a trade up.
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York
North Carolina State
San Diego
Mississippi
Manning
Mannings
Iowa
Robert Gallery
Oakland
Pitt
Larry Fitzgerald
Arizona
Rivers
Miami Hurricanes
Sean Taylor
Washington
Kellen Winslow
Cleveland
Browns
Chiefs Trade With Eagles Shapes New Look O Line
Chiefs strike major deal with the Eagles as a potential right tackle replacement for John Tait. Coach Dick Vermeil notes Eagles frustration, while Kansas City adds Samie Parker and Jared Allen in the draft and plans rookie free agent moves. Place kicker remains unsettled with Morten Andersen aging and Lawrence Tynes seeking another chance.
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John Tait
Chicago Bears
Weibourn
Philadelphia
Eagles
Jevon Kearse
Kansas City
Dick Vermeil
Chiefs
Samie Parker
Oregon
Jared Allen
Idaho State
Detroit
Siavis
Morten Andersen
Lawrence Tynes
Andersen
Irwin hangs on for Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf win
Hale Irwin salvaged a rusty return from a back injury to win the Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf by a stroke over Gil Morgan and Gary Koch. Irwin finished 11 under 205 after a 71 final round at Savannah Harbor, as Morgan bogeyed the last and Koch parred the final five holes.
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Savannah
Hale Irwin
Irwin
Gil Morgan
Gary Koch
Liberty Mutual
Savannah Harbor
Savannah River
Morgan
Koch
Fort Smith, Ark
Franklin Langham
Langham
Keeke Cotner
Shane Bertsch
Reeling Royals fall to Twins in Kansas City
Torii Hunter returned from the disabled list with a three run homer as the Minnesota Twins beat the Kansas City Royals 4-2. Lew Ford and Corey Koskie contributed RBI hits in the third inning while Carlos Silva earned the win. Joe Nathan closed the game for his sixth save despite Royals scoring in the fourth. Justin Huisman debuted in relief for Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Torii Hunter
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City Royals
Twins
Lew Ford
Jose Offerman
Corey Koskie
Hunter
Carlos Silva
J.C. Romero
Matt Stairs
Joe Nathan
Aaron Guiel
David DeJesus
Nathan
Mendy Lopez
Joe Randa
Tony Graffanino
GCCC splits twinbill with Pratt 14-6 in nightcap rally
Garden City beats Pratt 14-6 after a six run sixth inning. Emily Voshall pitched the opener for Garden City, Romero homered and drove in six across the twinbill, and Romero returned as DH in game two after appendicitis.
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Pratt
GCCC
Phil Terpstra
Romero
Emily Voshall
Voshall
Terpstra
Greg
Greathouse
Vashall
Emily
Kenzie
Cen
Ter
Beavers
Twinbill
Palmer
Lady Busters
Garden City
Butler County
Seward County
Dupuis
Layton
Bowen
W— Voshall
Davenport
Martinez
L—Martinez
Daviness
Holmes
Bell
Farmer
Broncos use draft to fill holes with multiple picks
Denver coach Mike Shanahan outlined the Broncos draft plan adding runners and receivers to boost offense. They selected Ed McCaffrey’s successor Darius Watts and Triandos Luke along with Josh Sewell learning guard roles. The team also added quarterbacks Matt Mauck Bradlee Van Pelt and shifted Jarious Jackson to free safety at Shanahan’s suggestion.
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Mike Shanahan
Bell
Oklahoma State
Denver
Marshall
Darius Watts
Ed McCaffrey
John Mobley
Miami
D.J. Williams
Ian Gold
Michigan
Jeremy LeSueur
San Diego State
Jeff Shoate
Broncos
Alabama
Triandos Luke
Nebraska
Josh Sewell
Sewell
Shanahan
Pittsburgh
Brandon Miree
Louisiana State
Matt Mauck
Bradlee van Pelt
Colorado State
Deltha O’neal
Cincinnati
Jarious Jackson
Garden City tops Colby 17 to 4 in baseball clash
Garden City defeats Colby 17 to 4 as Luke Garsett exits after four innings allowing four runs. Neuberg hits a grand slam and doubles, Sandusky drives in runs, and Dreiling homers in the seventh. Colby rallies briefly before Goback’s team holds on at Williams Stadium.
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Luke Garsett
Mike Neuberg
Justin Wilson
Busters
Kameron Washington
Colby
Neuberg
Kyle Sandusky
Luke Dreiling
Curtis Smith
Broacbusters
Sabath
Urzendowski
Garden City
Butler County
Williams Stadium
Garsett
Wilson
Washington
Howard
Landenberger
Heame
Mortimore
Sandusky
Smith
Dresling
Dita Dacces
Rowland
Neal
Bramier
Barth
Ham
W—Rowland
L—Neal
Dreiling
Re. Gould
Buckman
LeBlanc
Armstrong
Gould
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Karl Malone
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Houston
Steve Francis
Jamaal Tinsley
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Chucky Atkins
Boston Celtics
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Rusty Irwin
Singh
Humble
Texas
Vijay Singh
Eagle
John Huston
Joe Ogilvie
Redstone Golf Club
Huston
Ogilvie
Royals
Estern Athletic
Conte
Sean F. Booye
American Board of Pediatric Surgery
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