Gervin Claims Scoring Title In Final Night Showdown
George Gervin and coach Doug Moe crafted a plan to feed Gervin for 58 points, but he totaled 63 as the Spurs beat Utah 153 132 to crown him league scoring champion over Denver’s David Thompson. Gervin’s 33 second quarter and 63 total sealed a 27.22 average to Thompson’s 27.15, with Dampier reaching 15 000 career points.
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Baseball results sweep across league openers
Baseball results recap Monday night across Oakland Houston St Louis with key hits. A s Mariners fall 1 0 as John Johnson and Dave Heaverle combine on a three hitter. Cey powers Dodgers 5 2 over Astros with a solo homer and RBI single. Cardinals crush Pirates 11 2 behind Mike Tyson four RBI and a 14 hit attack led by Hernandez Morales and Simmons.
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Three new clubs make NHL playoffs
The Rangers, Rockies and Red Wings earned playoff shots under a revamped system. Opening series begin Tuesday in Buffalo, Philadelphia and Atlanta, with Toronto hosting Los Angeles. The Canadiens, Bruins, Islanders and Black Hawks hold byes into the quarter-finals.
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Major league baseball scores and matchups with old racing colors
A collection of MLB results and upcoming games includes Cleveland 5 Boston 4 and Texas 5 New York 2 as well as Kansas City 4 Baltimore 2 and Oakland 1 Seattle 0. Also listed are Minnesota at California and New York 6 Chicago 0 along with St. Louis 1 Pittsburgh 2 and San Diego 7 Los Angeles 5. The oldest racing colors in use are straw silks dating to 1762 for the Duke of Devonshire.
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Area tennis results show mixed doubles and singles winners
In Middletown area tennis, Berchtold and Watson won mixed doubles over Berro and Vollinger, while Storkman and Rapp won 16 2. Other matches on Monday included Middletown defeating Catoctin 7-3, Shipley beating Keilholtz 10-7, Linton over Chichester 10-2, and Crown and Austin taking men's doubles 20-3. Women sees Sliglee Van Gompel 10-2 over Warthen, Ehlert 10-7 over Watson, and Miller and Desteaux 11-20 over Mullican and Adams in women's doubles.
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Havlicek Becomes Legend in Farewell Season Finale
Boston Celtics star John Havlicek closed a 16 year NBA career with 29 points in 41 minutes, lifting his career total to 26,395 as Boston beat the Buffalo Braves 131 114. Teammate Dave Cowens called him irreplaceable while Havlicek cried at halftime.
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MSD Sweeps Hancock In Dual Track Meet Wins Both Genders
MSD defeated Hancock in a dual girls and boys track meet hosted at Oriole track. Girls won 91 to 33 and boys 74 to 68. MSD had multiple double winners including Proctor in the mile and 880, Johnston in discus and shot, Mulford in long and triple jumps, and Phillips Noble and Martin pacing the girls with several wins. Lorrey Smith set a school record in the long jump and contributed to relay wins.
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Player claims world golf supremacy over Nicklaus at Masters
Gary Player argues his international record surpasses Jack Nicklaus as he defends his Masters effort in Augusta. He notes 19 wins in the United States including three Masters titles and 11 South African Open championships, and chides U.S. press for underplaying his global success while noting his fewer events in the United States.
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Capitals rout Flames as McVie praises team spirit
Capitals coach Tom McVie praised his squad after a 4-2 win over Atlanta, noting no quitters and a strong finish to the season. Gerry Meehan opened scoring for Washington, followed by a burst in the second period with goals from Riley, Meehan, and Rowe. Flames coach Fred Creighton complimented Washington's play but wished for better execution.
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