Celtics Suns meet in fifth game for series edge
Boston seeks home court advantage as the Celtics and Suns each hold two wins in the best of seven. Phoenix, riding confidence after past road wins, challenges officials after two close games.
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Cleveland
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Phoenix
Ricky Sobers
Sobers
Tobinsohn
Heinsohn
If sport becomes a crime a bully’s heavy game
The piece contrasts violent behavior in hockey and other sports with the spirit of fair play. It cites the Philadelphia Flyers as the Broad Street Bullies and recounts legal and ethical fallout from on ice aggression. It ends by questioning whether mugging can be sport and urging a rethink of playoff venues.
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Manuel Orantes
Bold Forbes
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Paris
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Bob Woolf
Ea Green
Ottawa
Teddy Green
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Johnson Keeps Command in Bayou DeSiard Seniors Golf
Gen. Walter Johnson of Jackson leads the Bayou DeSiard Seniors tournament after two rounds with a three shot edge. Tallulah’s A F Seguriro won the 55 59 division 1 up over Harry Holt as Tommy Leoty moved into second with a 72, while Frank Chandler of Alexandria sits third amid tight scoring.
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Frank Serio
Dwight Hansen
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Robert Rasmussen
Raleigh Shelby Leonard Kennedy
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Carl Kelly
Louis Milner
Bud McKenney
Pete Haddad
Jack McCall
Homver Stark
Bill Carpenter
Fred Marx
Doug Newton
Glen Walker
Sanford Mullins
Eugene Worthen
Charley Hayes
Purtzer Leads Opening Round at Bicentennial Golf
Tom Purtzer shot a six under par 65 to lead the Bicentennial Golf Tournament at Whitemarsh Valley. Ray Floyd two strokes back after a 67, with Frank Beard at 68. top players like Jenkins and Miller struggled in warm sunny conditions.
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Wen Stilt
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Dan O'Neil
Bruce Lietzke
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Chuck Courtney
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Grier Jones
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Rex Calowe
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Xy Fieckman
Dave Hill
Ed Dougherty
Ayv
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Moor advances to quarterfinals at POTC meet
defending champion Terry Moor of Monroe as 12th seed advanced with two wins. Moor beat Hagey 6-1 7-5 after dropping first set 3-6 then defeated Copper and Gildemeister 6-3 7-6 winning a 13 point tiebreak 7-4. Other round of eight contenders include Bohrnstedt Gullikson Madani Walthall Wilkinson and Pfister.
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Clemson Former Star Brantley Signs Giants Contract
Clemson announces that Craig Brantley, a former Clemson split end, has signed a contract with the New York Giants of the National Football League.
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