Spurs' season ends in loss to Warriors four-guard lineup
Golden State defeated San Antonio 110-97 to claim the first round series in four games. Tim Hardaway scored 32 points guiding the Warriors as they used an unconventional four-guard attack to overwhelm the Spurs. David Robinson voiced frustration while Hardaway downplayed any unusual tactics. The Warriors advance to meet the Lakers next in the playoffs.
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Mitchell says KU on rise with football future
Former KU coach Jack Mitchell predicts top 25 rankings and bowl bids for Kansas University football, praising coach Glen Mason’s staff and recruiting emphasis. He recalls KU’s bowl win in 1961 and notes Mitchell’s long association with KU figure John Hadl, who organized the Jayhawk Golf Classic benefiting KU athletics.
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Celtics Lose Close War With Pacers In Low-Scoring Night
Boston and Indiana traded leads as the Pacers edged the Celtics 116 to 113. Bird led Boston with 18 points while Parish and McHale contributed 18 and 24 respectively, and Thompson paced Indiana with 20 points aided by Schrempf and Smits. The game featured 15,025 in attendance and a technical called on Schrempf.
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Indiana 116 Boston 113. series tied 2-2 in playoff opener
Indiana edged Boston 116 to 113 Friday as the best of five first round tied at two games apiece. The results set up Golden State’s 110 97 win over San Antonio clinching the series 3-1 and a weekend slate featuring Seattle at Forfany and Sunday fixtures Indiana at Boston Atlanta at Detroit.
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Clemens Dodges Ump and Fans Boston Win Over White Sox
Roger Clemens, back from a five game suspension, held Chicago to five hits in a 7-2 Boston win. He and umpire Terry Cooney kept their distance after a past playoff clash. Clemens improved to 5-0 as Cooney worked first base and Quintana closed the play with a tag.
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Missouri4 KU 2 Kansas Eric Stonecipher L 7 6
Missouri stakes win as Kansas falls to Missouri 4-2. Stonecipher earns the loss with 2 runs allowed in 7 innings, Dettmer notches the win, Schmidt secures the save. HBP by Rodriguez off Stonecipher. Time 2:01 at At 120.
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Mizzou trips KU to take 4 2 victory in Columbia
Missouri pitcher John Dettmer set a school career strikeout record with eight Ks, pushing his total to 233 this season as Missouri beat Kansas 4-2. Dettmer improved to 8 3 with Missouri capitalizing on five KU errors while Eric Stonecipher took the loss.
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Texas swimmer signs letter with Jayhawks
Heather Switzer, runner up in the 200 and 500 free at Clearlake High in Houston, signed a national letter of intent with Kansas. Coach Gary Kempf announced the Friday commitment, making her the third swimmer to join Kansas joining Kristen Carlson of Topeka and Frankie Hanson of Ankeny, Towa.
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Clunn wins BASS Missouri Invitational at Truman Lake
Rick Clunn became the first four time BASS Masters Classic champion by winning the Missouri Invitational at Truman Lake earning $34,000. Vegai Reed made history as the first woman allowed to compete in a BASS event and finished 58th.
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