CEM Threatens U S Racing Amid Contagion Fears
A new contagious horse disease CEM has reached the United States causing a Kentucky farm quarantine and potential spread to nine mares serviced by an imported station. Experts warn of possible Derby cancellations and broad breeding moratoriums if the epidemic expands, while trainers and jockeys navigate a 108 day Pimlico meet and shifting forecasts.
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Arkansas Beats UCLA In Far West Regional Semifinal
Arkansas, ranked fifth, built a 41-25 halftime lead behind Marvin Delph and Sidney Moncrief and held off UCLA 74-70 to advance to the regional final. UCLA finished the season 25-3 as San Francisco prepared to face Cal State Fullerton in the other semifinal.
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Bulls Bury Bullets 111 107 Behind Mengelt's 27
Chicago Bulls end a four game skid with a 111 107 win over the Washington Bullets. John Mengelt scores a season high 27 off the bench and Mickey Johnson adds 23 as Mark Landsberger racks up 21 rebounds and six assists. Dandridge leads Washington with 23 points while Grevey leaves with an ankle injury.
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Kentucky Rout Miami To Reach NCAA Midwest Final
Dayton AP report Kentucky defeated Miami University 91 69 to advance to the NCAA Mideast Regional final. Mike Phillips led with 24 points as top seed Kentucky faces Michigan State, who beat Western Kentucky 90 69 in the earlier game. Gregory Kelser and Robert Chapman added 23 each for MSU as they led at halftime and controlled the game. Western Kentucky finished the year 16 14 with 21 from Greg Jackson.
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Giants win permission to play 40 Oakland games
San Francisco Giants win city approval to host 40 games per season in Oakland freeing the team from Candlestick Park. The move could precede the Oakland Athletics sale to Marvin Davis, with league meetings next week expected to formalize the map change and sale details.
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