Warriors' bid to complete historic NBA title run
Golden State, leading Seattle and Chicago in the Western Conference, holds a 2-0 edge over the Washington Bullets in the NBA Finals. Coach Al Attles credits a deep reserves unit that has outscored and outrebounded the Bullets, while urging team-focused play over individual stats.
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Wes Unseld
Anthony Davis stays close to home with Sun in WFL
Anthony Davis chose the Southern California Sun over the NFL Jets signing a five year deal worth about 2 million dollars. The USC All American, Heisman runner up, cited roots in California and staying near family as key. Davis received a substantial guaranteed package including a Rolls Royce. agent Mike Trope noted the Sun deal far exceeds the Jets offer.
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Whitey Ford Collapses Before Yankees Royals Game
Baseball Hall of Famer Whitey Ford, 46, the Yankees pitching coach, collapsed after 25 minutes of pregame batting practice on a hot night. He was taken to Long Island Jewish Hospital near his Lake Success home as a precaution and remained under his personal physician's care for several days.
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Indy 500 Facts and Figures Preview
Indianapolis prepares for the 59th Indy 500 with 200 laps on a 2.2 mile track. A.J. Foyt takes pole at 193.976 mph joined by Gordon Johncock and Bobby Unser. Donohue absent from field. Rookies include Puterbaugh Kinser McCoy Rasmussen. Radio coverage extends to 600 stations.
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