Pro Cage Playoffs Semifinals Details
The Associated Press reports NBA semifinal action with Portland defeating Los Angeles in a best of seven series 4 games to 0. Houston edged Philadelphia 118 to 115, giving Philadelphia a 3-2 series lead with games upcoming in Houston and Philadelphia if needed.
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Rockets Rally Past 76ers To Narrow NBA Series
Houston high intensity and 21 points from John Lucas pace a 118-115 comeback over Philadelphia at the Spectrum. Moses Malone and Calvin Murphy add key contributions as the Rockets cut the series to 3-2, with Moses dominating rebounds.
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Local Doubles Team Advances to State Tourney
High Point players Margaret Randle and Jan Moffitt won the district women’s doubles title in the Heart Association Tennis Tournament in Salisbury. They defeated Patty Williams and Becky Hollingsworth of Concord 1 6, 7 5, 6 3 to earn a state berth in Chapel Hill on June 15.
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Gray Beck and Ingram Share HPGA Lead at Blair Park
The HPGA championship at Blair Park sees Bill Gray C L Beck and F N Ingram tied for the halfway lead at three under par 139. Ingram and Jerry Williams shot four under 67s to surge, while Gray posted 69 to stay the lone player under par both days as James Kenan stands fourth at 140.
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Flowers wins Kivett Memorial with 69 at Blair Park
Gary Flowers shot a 69 to grab fifth place in the Bud Kivett Memorial at Blair Park. Williams and Steve Byerly were one stroke back at 142, with Gary Zachary at 143 as Gray noted the tougher first round and easier second round conditions. Beck led the closest to the pin contests with eagle on No 7 and birdies on Nos 2 and 9.
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Crenshaw Triumphs at Colonial as Luck Defines Win
Ben Crenshaw, clutch on the back nine, fired a final 69 to win the Colonial National Invitation by one stroke. He earned $40,000, a championship ring, and a $200,000 purse, overtaking John Schroeder who closed at 273. Watson, Sneed, and others chased in tense winds at Colonial Country Club.
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Quebec Wins Even Series in WHA Final Showdown
Quebec Nordiques routed Winnipeg Jets 6-1 in game two to tie the WHA final at 1-1. Steve Sutherland led Quebec with two goals while Marc Boileau praised the team’s effort and rally. Jets coach Bobby Kromm warned of a pivotal third game as Winnipeg seeks edge in Winnipeg Wednesday night.
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Women State Softball Tourney Planned in Thomasville
A Class B women's slow pitch softball tournament will be held June 10 11 12 at Amazon Park in Thomasville. The Believers softball team sponsors the event and Marie Hill at 6032 Pennington St Thomasville is the contact for entries and information.
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Bruins vow to return after stunning Cup run
Montreal Canadiens clinched the 20th Stanley Cup with a 2 1 overtime win over the Boston Bruins. Boston coach Don Cherry and GM Harry Sinden pledged improvement, while Montreal’s depth and speed were praised by players and coach Scotty Bowman.
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Yarborough Wins Mason-Dixon 500 Amid Penalties
Cale Yarborough wins the Mason-Dixon 500 at Dover Downs despite two black flags for a dragging rear bumper and a broken shock absorber. He overcomes the setbacks to seize victory with a record Dover average speed of 123.237 mph, ahead of David Pearson and a field of NASCAR drivers.
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