NBA Playoffs First Round Highlights and Golf Classic Results
Playoff scores from Saturday and Sunday show Boston, San Antonio, Chicago, Portland, and Philadelphia leading series 2-0 or tied 1-1, with details of scores and upcoming games. The USF&G Golf Classic in New Orleans lists final prize money for David Frost and others, with scattered player totals and a Kansas State intra-squad game recap.
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English Tom Golf & Country Club
David Frost
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Brian Tennyson
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Evnlyn Aubrey
Ted Schule
Fred Funk
Corey Pavin
Mark O'Meara
Lee Janzen
Dave Barr
Brad Faxon
George Burns
Phil Blackmar
Gary Koch
Steve Alkington
Royals end six game skid with 5-2 win over Rangers
Kansas City snap a six game losing streak by beating Texas 5-2. Bo Jackson returned, driving in a run, making a crucial catch, and scoring on Mike Macfarlane’s single. Mark Davis earned the save as Larry McWilliams and Jeff Montgomery provided middle relief. Royales manager John Wathan praised the team’s improved timing and execution.
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Ansas City
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Bo Jackson
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Bobby Witt
Mike Macfarlane
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Bobby Valentine
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Jeff Montgomery
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Montgomery
Stoner
Davis
Kevin Seitzer
Steve Jeltz
Obermuller Leads Braves In Doubleheader Split At Salina
Mitch Obermuller pitched six innings of three hit ball and added two hits as Ottawa University beat Kansas Wesleyan 7-6 in game one, then KWU rallied to edge the Braves 6-5 in game two. Ottawa sits 5-21 before facing Friends next.
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Braves
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Tabor
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Coyotes
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Padres
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Quisenberry
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Panthers win McLouth Relays title in tough conditions
Williamsburg High boys won their first team title of the season at the McLouth Relays despite rain and snow, beating Eudora by 21 points. McLouth girls saw Peine capture gold in the 1600 and 3200 events, with a 6:06 and 13:27 respectively, as Williamsburg lines up hosting the May 9 Williamsburg Invitational.
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Panthers
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Prep Relays Weather Delays Track Meet Results
Weather delayed Relays saw Burg girls finish fourth behind McClouth Eudora and Oskaloosa due to interruptions. Shane Adams led boys with wins in 100 and 200, Ron Carolan won 300 hurdles, Steve Smith high clear, and relay teams swept three events. Williamsburg, McLouth, and others posted top marks in hurdles sprints and relays with multiple athletes earning medals.
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McClouth
Eudora
Oskaloosa
Shane Adams
Ron Carolan
Carolan
Steve Smith
Panther
Adams
Bret Pope
Smith
Mike Edgecomb
Eric Benton
Gene Stinebaugh
Ryan Edgecomb
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Higbie
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Gragg
Peine
Lauver
Link
Penne
Crowley
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Quizensberry quits after shoulder injury ends pitching career
Reliever Dan Quisenberry, AL career saves leader and fifth on the all time list, retires after shoulder trouble with the San Francisco Giants. He cites arm pain and refusal to risk the disabled list, ending a storied run that included 238 AL saves and a 244 career saves total.
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Dan Quisenberry
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Royals
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