Kings Rally To Beat Suns 98 83 In West Semis
With Birdsong and Ford sidelined the Kansas City Kings lean on Reggie King and Scott Wedman to erase a late Suns lead. Wedman 24 points Grunfeld 19 King 20 key eight in opening period as KC knots series at 1-1 at Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum. Suns star Dennis Johnson 31 points.
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King
Reggie King
Suns
Scott Wedman
Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum
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Birdsong
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Dennis Johnson
Johnson
Kyle Macy
Joe C. Meriweather
Grunfeld
Isas City
Tnes
San Antonio Spurs
Houston Rockets
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Mark Olberding
San Antonio
Weiskopf Takes Downslide In Stride At Masters Weekend
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley reports Tom Weiskopf, sidelined from the Masters, will broadcast for CBS-TV this weekend. The 13-time tour winner reflects on his career, fame, and philosophy, comparing golfers to Knights of the Round Table and noting his tempered public persona while praising peers.
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Augusta
Tom Weiskopf
Ohio State
Jack Nicklaus
Timex
Rolex
Weiskopf
Cbs-Tv
Tom
Firebrand
Driessen Draws Walkoff Free Pass For Reds Opener
In a tense opening game, Dan Driessen drew a full count and was walked with the bases loaded as Cincinnati Reds edged the Philadelphia Phillies 3 2. Ken Griffey Jr scored on a single in the ninth after Dave Concepcion and Del Unser helped tie the game. Ron Reed and Tug McGraw faced decisive late drama with McGraw giving up the winner.
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Dan Driessen
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
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McGraw
Ken Griffey
Col
Leland Holland
Bert Moore
Iran
Bowie Kuhn
Reagan
Phillies
Steve Carlton
Tom Seaver
Seaver
Carlton
Cy Young
Reds
Dave Concepcion
Deve Collins
del Unser
Pete Rose
Manny Tritlo
Tom Hume
Keith Moreland
Collins
Sparky Lyle
Moreland
Griffey
Philadelphia
Dallas Green
Ron Reed
George Foster
Johnny Bench
Rose
Masters Scores May Soar After This Year Masters Scores May Soar After This Year
Raymond Floyd and Jack Nicklaus predict the Masters scoring record of 271 may stand this year as bent grass greens mature. 82 players tee off at Augusta National in a strong field including Ballesteros, Watson, Miller, Trevino, Lietzke, Irwin, Kite and Nelson with Gary Player, Isao Aoki, and David Graham guiding a global challenge.
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Raymond Floyd
Jack Nicklaus
Augusta National Golf Club
Floyd
Nicklaus
Merry Mex
Bruce Lietzke
Hale Irwin
Andy Bean
Tom Kite
Curtis Strange
Larry Nelson
Greensboro
Gary Player
Isao Aoki
Japan
David Graham
Dallas
Kansas land two signees as border state prep stars make marks
Kansas signed Tad Boyle a 6-4 guard from Greeley Colorado who averaged over 23 points and six assists as Kansas State inked Kenny Williams a 6-4 guard from Chicago and Eddie Elder a 6-8 forward from Tulsa. Missouri did not announce any signings. Kansas State also added Eddie Elder and Kenny Williams with strong scoring and rebounding credentials.
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Colorado
Kansas State
Missouri
Tad Boyle
Greeley
Colo
Jayhawks
Tom Apke
Boyle
Kenny Williams
Chicago
Eddie Elder
Tulsa
Williams
St. Joseph’s High School
Isiah Thomas
DePaul
Bradley
Illinois
Iown State
Elder
Oklahoma
OU Golfers Win Easily at Ottawa Country Club
Ottawa University cruised to a triangular victory at the Ottawa Country Club. The Braves carded 4331 for four players while Mid-America Nazarene totaled 389 and Missouri Valley 403. Archie Logan led with 74 for MV. Randy Tarvin led OU with 79, Kevin Pavelonis 80, Steve Waters 81, Mitch Barnhart 80. Ottawa heads to the Marymount Invitational in Salina Friday and Saturday.
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Ottawa Country Club
Braves
Mid-America Nazarene
Missouri Valley
Mo-Valley
Archie Logan
Randy Tarvin
Tarvin
Kevin Pavelonis
Steve Waters
Mitch Barnhart
Hockey playoff results and series leads update
The Associated Press preliminary results show Minnesota 5 Boston 4 with Minnesota leading the series 1-0. New York Islanders 9 Toronto 2 and Edmonton 6 Montreal 3 give Edmonton a 1-0 edge. Buffalo 3 Vancouver 2 with Buffalo up 1-0 and Philadelphia 6 Quebec. St Louis 4 Pittsburgh 2 grants St Louis a 1-0 lead. Calgary 4 Chicago 3 makes Calgary 1-0 in their series. New York Rangers 4 Los Angeles 1 with the Rangers leading 1-0. Thursday games include Minnesota at Boston, Toronto at New York Islanders, Edmonton at Montreal, Vancouver at Buffalo, Quebec at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at St Louis, Chicago at Calgary, and New York Rangers at Los Angeles.
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Boston
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Buffalo
Vancouver
Philadelphia
NY Rangers
New York Islanders
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Pittsburgh
St.Louis
Chicago
Calgary
New York Rangers
Los Angeles
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