Suns Blazers duel shocks in record playoff loss
Portland rallied to a 153 161 double overtime victory over Phoenix in the West Semifinals, led by Clyde Drexler with 33 points and Kevin Duckworth's late free throws. Danny Ainge called the comeback effort a backbreaker as Majerle and the Suns fight on with their backs to the wall. Portland matched the third highest playoff score, while Phoenix set the record for most points scored by a losing team.
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Hall of Fame class of 1992 enshrines diverse group
Nine new members mark the Basketball Hall of Fame’s largest class in 32 years. Inductees include Lusia Harris Stewart Nora White international star Sergei Belov and coaching legends Jack Ramsay Bob Lanter and Phil Woolpert. The ceremony honors storied figures from college NBA and international play.
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Cheever and Andretti clash over Long Beach incident at Indy
A Monday dispute between Eddie Cheever and Mario Andretti escalates as they qualify side by side on the May 24 Indy 500 front row. Cheever accuses Andretti of trying to bend the truth about Long Beach, while Andretti warns Cheever must be watched to avoid future incidents.
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Pat Austin Leads Top Alcohol Funny Car At Heartland Meet
Four time world champion Pat Austin headlines the Kansas Lottery Heartland drag racing weekend at Heartland Park May 22 24. He is undefeated there in three years and seeks top alcohol funny car honors while contending for top fuel, ranking No 1 in funny car and second in fuel behind Kenny Bernstein as NHRA Div 5 opens.
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Wichita State to host regional in NCAA baseball tournament
Eight teams earned regional host status for the 48 team NCAA postseason field led by Wichita State and Miami. Regions will begin May 21 in Gainesville Baton Rouge Tallahassee and Starkville with others at Coral Gables Austin and Wichita State. Texas clinched SEC title and the field includes 24 automatic bids and 24 at large selections with pairings announced next Monday.
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Derby champion Lil E. Tee arrives at Pimlico
Kentucky Derby winner Lil E. Tee and trainer Lyon Whiting reached Pimlico with the colt after a cross country trip. Whiting downplayed attention but acknowledged it comes with success and training a Derby winner as reporters followed the arrival.
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Horse Racing Odds and Results From The Woodlands
A dense listing from The Woodlands AP rounds up multiple horse races with results, times, payouts, and trifecta and exacta figures across grades and races. Notable horses include Quinolta, DG's Power, Cuiralta, and Switzler, with payouts ranging to hundreds of dollars in various wagers.
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Rangel defies odds to star at NCAA meet
KU tennis player Rangel recalls red shirt year and tough start under coach Perelman. He rose to No 1 singles this season with an 8-1 conference mark and 24-14 overall, carrying a 30-5 Big Eight career record and peaking no 50 in fall rankings.
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