Celtics and Rockets Gear Up for Game Four Clash
Celtics coach K C Jones says Larry Bird and Robert Parish must rise to the challenge as Boston seeks to slow down Houston’s Twin Towers. Reggie Reid credits Bird’s fire and states Bird’s will to compete remains strong. Olajuwon and Sampson vow to rebound in Boston. Mitchell Wiggins warns the Garden will test Houston with two crucial games in Boston.
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Reid
McHale
Bird
Robert Parish
Larry
Houston
Parish
Celtics
Akeem Olajuwon
Boston
Ralph Sampson
Sampson
K.C. Jones
Jones
Olajuwon
Arizona Wildcats top Loyola Marymount in CWS semifinal
Arizona first baseman Todd Trafton homered twice including a two run shot in the seventh to lift fifth ranked Arizona over Loyola Marymount 7 4 5 in the NCAA College World Series winners bracket semifinal. Joe Estes earned the win and Arizona advances to face Miami or Florida State. Loyola drops to the losers bracket to meet Oklahoma State.
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Omaha
Neb
Todd Trafton
Arizona
Loyola Marymount
Jeff Goettsch
Trafton
Wildcats
Loyola
Dave Snow
Oklahoma State
Joe Estes
Maine
Gary Alexander
Lions
Pecos Eagles top Weatherford in district playoff, eye Snyder series
Pecos Eagles powered by Javier Solis complete-game win as Weatherford errors and six hits support a 6-1 district playoff victory. Solis improved to 10-3, two-run third inning, and Pecos advances to face Snyder in a best two of three regional series with state tournament berth on the line.
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Weatherford High School
Wildness
Kangaroos
Pecos Eagles
Eagles
Pecos
Bubba Williams
Midland
Angel Stadium
Austin
Javier Solis
Williams
Weatherford
Trey Reynolds
Solis
Israel Natividad
Reynolds
Ponchito Bafidis
Lupe Galabdon
Larry Avila
Danny Gonzales
Tony Urquidi
Oscar Mariscal
Natividad
Avila
Soviets rout Hungary in World Cup action
In Mexico City the Soviet Union shocked Hungary 6 0 as Pavel Yakovenko and Sergei Aleinikov struck early and Igor Belanov added a late penalty. The win powered the Soviets toward the group stage while Hungary faded after a blistering start.
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Carlos Bilardo
Maradona
Napoli
Italy
Jorge Valdona
Oscar Ruggeri
Kim Jung-Nam
Pavel Yakovenko
Sergei Aleinikov
Igor Belanov
Ivan Yaremchad
Sergei Rodionovy
Valery Lobanovsky
Hungary
Clemente Jr. retires from baseball with Rainbows
Roberto Clemente Jr. 20, son of Hall of Famer Roberto Clemente, retires from the Charleston Rainbows of the Class A South Atlantic League citing minor leaguer finances and a plan to study and pursue public relations in Puerto Rico. He announced the decision after a final game in Charleston.
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Charleston
S.C
Roberto Clemente Jr
Charleston Rainbows
Clemente
Hall
Pittsburgh Pirates
Roberto Clemente
Puerto Rico
Garza Leads Texas Tennis Circuit With Strong Spring Results
Garza, a Schreiner College product on scholarship, placed high in junior college rankings and sits second in 25 doubles and third in 25 singles in the latest Texas Tennis Association standings. She reached multiple finals this spring including Retama Clay Court in San Antonio and Abilene Major Zone, and won the Westwood Senior Open title in Austin while earning her MA from UT of the Permian Basin last December.
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San Antonio
Austin
Houston
UGRC
Schreiner College
Kerrville
Texas Tennis Association
Garza
Retama
Brenda Niemeyer
Abilene
Becky Roberts
University of Texas At San Antonio
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University of Texas of the
Overtime plan debated for Texas schoolboy football
A UIL athletics committee heard a proposal to use a 10-yard overtime to break ties in Texas high school football. San Antonio Burbank coach Richard Tatro outlined the method and showed a game film. Committee members weighed the idea as UIL staff prepare proposals for the Legislative Council.
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Bailey Marshall
UIL
Tatro
Marshall
Legislative Council
Minnesotan Leads Millikin National Bank Classic Round
Marilyn Lovander of Willmar Minnesota shot par 72 to lead the Futures Golf Tour Magna Bank Millikin National Bank Classic in Decatur Illinois. Patti Berendt of San Diego stood one stroke back at 73 and seven players tied at 74 including defending champion Tammie Green of Somerset Ohio.
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Marilyn Lovander
Willmar
Minn
Patti Berendt
San Diego
Tammie Green
Somerset
Ohio
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