Celtics Still Alive After Carr Last-Second Rebound
Boston held off Philadelphia 111-109 at Boston Garden as M L Carr grabbed the decisive late rebound and sank two free throws with one second left. Larry Bird led Boston with 32 points and 11 rebounds, while Julius Erving led Philadelphia with 21 points. The 76ers still lead the series 3-2 heading to Philadelphia for Game 6.
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Cyclone Carnival Track Meet Opens At Ottawa High
The second annual Cyclone Track Carnival features high school and ninth grade groups from QHS and Blue Valley with boys and girls divisions and a junior varsity segment. Events start 4 p.m. with field events and track races to follow, no admission charged, final meet before next Friday east Kansas league championships at Bishop Miege.
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Lake Garnett Grand Prix 10,000m May 9
Garnett Lions Club sponsors the Lake Garnett Grand Prix 10,000-meter Run on May 9 with a 2-mile Fun Run following. Entry is $6 for one race or $8 for both. event includes five men and four women age divisions with medals for top three in each. Registration contact William Craig.
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Rockets storm past Kings to clinch Western title in playoffs
Houston, in a shock turn, outscored Kansas City 11-4 in the final 10 minutes to win 97-88 and take the Western Conference championship four games to one. Moses Malone led with 36 points, while Billy Paultz and Robert Reid added key contributions as Houston advances to meet Boston or Philadelphia in the NBA Finals.
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Baseball scoreboard highlights and upcoming games
Oakland 6 California 4 and Toronto 5 Milwaukee 0 in 14 innings lead Thursday results. Baltimore beat Chicago 4 0 and Texas defeated Boston 5 0. Friday slate includes Toronto at Baltimore Minnesota at Boston Chicago at Cleveland Kansas City at Texas Milwaukee at California Detroit at Seattle and other matchups listed.
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Proud Appeal Heads 107th Kentucky Derby Field
Louisville AP reports Proud Appeal, an undersized colt, as a lukewarm Derby favorite amid a 20 horse lineup. Trainers and rivals cite middle speed as the key in a field including Pleasant Colony, Splendid Spruce, Tay Shoes, Cure The Blues, Well Decorated, and others.
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Ottawa Braves face injury woes at HAC outdoor meet
Ottawa University braces for the Heart of America Conference outdoor championships at Baker amid a growing injury list. The Braves, defending indoor HAC champions, trail Graceland and Missouri Valley in entries, relying on strong jumps and speed while five key men, including long jumper Mike LaRue and sprinter Ted Thomas, question readiness. Women compete Friday at 1 pm. men begin Saturday at 10 am with track prelims at 10:30 and finals at 1 pm.
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KF&G OKs Duck Habitat Zoning And 1982 Seasons
The Kansas Fish and Game Commission announced 1982 big game and waterfowl seasons and approved a three zone plan for duck management. Zone splits east of U S 283 reflect habitat diversity with south central marshes and reservoir areas offering different late season hunts. Zone 1 covers south central Kansas and Zone 2 includes north central to southeast, with a High Plains Zone west of U S 283. Season dates include deer firearms Dec 5 13 with 19,400 permits, archery deer Oct 1 Dec 2 and Dec 16 Dec 31, turkey firearms Oct 31 Nov 8 with 500 permits, turkey archery Oct 1 Oct 31, antelope firearms Oct 3 5 with 190 permits and archery Sept 26 30 with 100 permits. Duck hunting runs Oct 24 Dec 6 and Dec 26 Jan 10 for Zone 1, Oct 31 Dec 13 and Dec 26 Jan 10 for Zone 2, and Oct 10 Dec 6 plus Dec 12 Jan 5 for the High Plains. Hours are half an hour before sunrise to sunset, with a 100 point daily limit.
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City Scores Softball Seeding Tournament
Teams from Duke Ottawa Conoco and Commodore Homes fielded lineups in a compact softball seeding event. Player tallies show multiple players with 4-2-? lines and totals near 38-12-15 across squads, highlighting a broad round of performances and team totals.
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