Pacers edge Magic in final seconds playoff opener
Indiana wins 89-88 as Byron Scott hits a desperation 3 with 2 seconds left after three late opportunities. Miami stakes a 93-88 win over Atlanta in the East, San Antonio handles Utah 106-99, Seattle dominates Denver 106-82.
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Maple Leafs clinch series with 1 0 win at Chicago
Felix Potvin stopped 27 shots as the Maple Leafs shut out the Blackhawks 1-0 to win the series four games to two and reach the Western Conference semifinals. Chicago ends its Chicago Stadium era. Detroit leads San Jose 7-1 to force a deciding game.
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Knights cruise past Railroaders 13-2 in five innings
Middletown 7-8 beat Brunswick 13-2 as Mikael Johnson earned the win pitching five frames with five strikeouts. The Knights surged with a seven-run third inning aided by RBIs from Mike Silverman Jerome Moore and Ken Alford, while Brunswick miscues aided a late five-run swing before the 10-run rule ended it.
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Cavaliers beat Patriots in 10th on Beck RBI triple
Tim Beck delivered a one-out RBI triple in the 10th to lift South Carroll past Thomas Johnson 9-8 in area baseball. South Carroll outhit TJ 15-7 as Beck, Brad Schulze, Todd Henry, Zach Hollman and Bryan Herche had three hits apiece. Henry also tripled.
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Geiger Named Next Ohio State Athletic Director Cited
University of Maryland athletic director Andy Geiger has been linked to Ohio State as the successor to Jim Jones, with WBNS-TV and The Sun reporting the hire. Geiger, 55, has led Maryland since 1990 after earlier posts at Stanford Brown and the University of Pennsylvania.
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Fernandez hurls Orioles to win
Sid Fernandez allowed three hits in 81 1 3 innings for his first AL victory as the Orioles beat the Angels 4-2. Hamonds homered, Dopson struggled, and Smith earned the save for Baltimore while Angels pitcher Patterson prepared for elbow surgery.
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Keys strong on road to sweep Lynchburg in 65 win
The Keys edged the Red Sox 65 on Thursday to complete a four game sweep on a seven game road trip. Frederick's Garrett Stephenson earned the win over five innings with eight strikeouts, Scott Conner notched his second save, and key hits came from Owens Link and Hodge as the team built a 6-2 lead before holding on.
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Redskins Add 11 Free Agents for 1994 Season
Washington signs 11 players including William Bell Rick Cruz Nate Dingle and Tyrone Rush from various colleges as it readies for the 1994 NFL schedule. The opener vs Seattle at RFK on Sept 4 marks Norv Turner’s head coaching debut with eight of the first 12 games against 1993 500 or better teams. Preseason foes include Joe Montana led Chiefs Aug 12 and Steelers Aug 26.
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