NBA Standings and Sunday Results Summary
The NBA standings note Sunday results with Boston topping Philadelphia 130 to 114 and Chicago defeating Detroit 109 to 99. Milwaukee beat Blume 116 to 112 while Buffalo lost 99 to Cleveland 98. Phoenix edged Atlanta 105 to 103 and Los Angeles won 153 to 131. No games scheduled Monday.
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Dallas Cowboys Cornerstones Shifting As Veterans Age
The piece argues the Dallas Cowboys face aging in key units ahead of next season with five starters 30 or older on offense and eight on defense. It notes veterans like Lilly Manders Staubach Hayes and Altworth near 30s, while promising younger players may take over. The article compares aging dynamics to Green Bay under Lombardi and hints at frame work for turnover in personnel and possible trades.
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Harney Wins San Diego Open at 42 for Easy Payday
Paul Harney, a veteran PGA pro with a large family, wins the Andy Williams San Diego Open, edging Hale Irwin. He banks 30,000 dollars while keeping his family life central, reiterating plans to stay off full-time tour. Irwin bogeys 10, 12 and 15 as Harney carves out a two under final round with four birds and one bogey.
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Griffith Favored Over Muniz In Anaheim Bout
Emile Griffith a slight favorite to beat Armando Muniz in a 10 round bout at the Anaheim Convention Center. Griffith, 33, has lost few times in four years and seeks tough opponents, while Muniz, 25, aims for a win to move toward a welterweight title shot. Muniz trains hard and promises to press the veteran, hoping Griffith tires.
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Lefty Gomez Named to Baseball Hall of Fame
Vernon Lefty Gomez former New York Yankee pitcher is elected to baseballs Hall of Fame by a special Old Timers Committee. Inductees include Will Harridge Ross Youngs Sandy Koufax Yogi Berra and Early Wynn with ceremony set for August 7. Gomez led AL in strikeouts thrice won 189 games and held the World Series record of six straight victories.
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Deadheat at Santa Anita in San Fernando Stakes
Autobiography and Triple Bend deadheated for the win in the $89,350 San Fernando Stakes at Santa Anita after an inquiry for bumping in the stretch. Good Counsel surged from last to third, with Wing Out, Kfar Tov, His Majesty, and Niagara close behind as a 1 mile 8 fence race tied the stakes record in 1 47 1 5.
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Prefontaine wins Oregon Indoor two mile in meet record time
Steve Prefontaine, a sophomore from Oregon, won the two mile at the Oregon Indoor Invitational in 8:26.6, lapping world mile record holder Jim Ryun and earning the meet’s outstanding performer honor. Ryun placed fourth as Prefontaine led from the start, missing only the 8:20 goal. Other highlights include Al Feuerbach’s meet record shot put and Kjell Isaksson’s 17-3 vault, with several top finishers from UCLA, Washington, and Oregon also prominent.
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Saints crush Righetti in Northern League showdown
Santa Maria Saints routed cross town rival Righetti 61-49 at Hancock Sports Pavilion to move to 5-0 in league play while Righetti fell to 4-1. Tim Patterson dominated with 25 points 17 rebounds and four blocks. Charles Menotti added 18 points 13 rebounds.
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