Chicago Simply Bullish on Jazz in Finals Blowout
The Chicago Bulls routed the Utah Jazz 96 to 54 in Game 3 of the NBA Finals to move ahead 2-1. Michael Jordan led with 24 points, Scottie Pippen and Ron Harper added 10 and 24 points respectively, while Utah shot poorly with 26 turnovers and key players limited.
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Wings seek repeat Cup as Capitals visit Detroit
Detroit Red Wings carry edge in experience into the Stanley Cup finals against the first time Washington Capitals, as Scotty Bowman pursues an eighth title while Darren McCarty and Kris Draper stress focus and hunger. The best of seven opens at Joe Louis Arena with Games 3 and 4 in Washington.
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Appleby Wins Kemper Open in Windy Finish
Stuart Appleby won the Kemper Open by one stroke over Scott Hoch with a 10 under 274 at Avenel. Fred Funk led early but faded after multiple bogeys and a triple bogey, ending tied for fourth at 278 with O'Meara, Faber, Dennis, and Tolles.
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Braves blank Orioles as Maddux shines in windy Camden Yards
Greg Maddux and a gusting wind limited Baltimore to two baserunners after the fourth inning. He pitched four hitters, struck out four, walked one, and improved to 9-2 with a 1.69 ERA as Atlanta won 9-6. Andres Galarraga hit two homers and Andruw Jones also connected, aiding a two of three series win to avenge last season's interleague sweep. The crowd of 144,227 set a three-game series record.
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North beats South 11 8 in Crown All Star Game at Camden Yards
Stone and West sparked a nine run second inning as the North defeated the South 11-8. West and Stone contributed RBIs and later scores while Walker sville’s Ryan Cramer pitched an inning for the North. West finished 2 for 4 with two RBIs and a double.
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McNatt Shuts Down Salem as Keys Rip 8 1
Frederick Keys pitcher Josh McNatt tossed a complete game nine innings in an 8 1 victory over Salem at Harry Grove Stadium. The 20 year old All Star bound southpaw relied on groundouts, not strikeouts, to dominate the Avalanche offense and snap a personal skid. McNatt issued early walks but regrouped, recording 12 ground balls and 14 outs against a lineup limited to six singles.
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Belmont close finish leaves fans split on outcome
Victory Gallop beat Real Quiet by a nose in the Belmont Stakes after an inquiry into two bumps by Real Quiet in the stretch. Stewards kept the finish intact, avoiding disqualification. Trainers Walden and Baffert commented on the decision as a large crowd watched.
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