Lakers Rally To Edge Celtics In Nba Finals Game Four
In Boston, the Lakers beat the Celtics 107-106 to take a 3-1 series lead as Magic Johnson hit a clutch 12 foot shot with two seconds left. Bird missed a potential game winning shot, while Johnson led Los Angeles with 29 points and Worthy added 21. Boston must win three straight to force a Game Six back at Inglewood and force a seventh.
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Niekro Shines as Twins Top Royals in Knuckleball Debut
Joe Niekro arrived in Minneapolis and delivered a 5-2 win over Kansas City, a 6 1 3 inning gem with nine hits, familiar knuckleball control, and a two run homer from Tim Laudner. Laudner, first Twins catcher for Niekro, handled the knuckler well, aiding Minnesota’s push within a whisker of first place. Kirby Puckett later lifted the offense with a bases loaded sacrifice fly in the eighth as Keith Atherton secured the save.
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Elks Earn First OBAL Win In Big Blowout
Kiwanis remained first by beating Sertoma 5-2 while Elks burst to their first OBAL win with an 18-7 rout of Rotary. Wade Watson earned the victory for Elks as his offense exploded early and cruised to the lopsided result.
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City Scores ORC GIRLS SOFTBALL COMETTES-3
A dense box score lists players and line totals for multiple teams led by the Comettes and Whirlwinds. The entry records individual batting lines, totals, and team names across a league-style matchup, reflecting a high-scoring softball day with numerous players contributing for each side.
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Outt A Deadeye Ringer Leads Ottawa Horseshoe Action
Ray Carpenter and Pat Morris remained unbeaten at 4-0 while Bob Dutt led the league with a 13-3 record and a 70 percent high ringer rate. Standings list Dutt atop a crowded table as other players posted strong ringers and several players remain within reach. A women’s slow-pitch softball tournament is set for Saturday and Sunday, a state qualifying event for Classes C and D, with an entry fee of 70 dollars per team and contact via 242 6869.
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Palmer fails to qualify for Open at Disney World
Arnold Palmer, chasing a return to the Olympic Club where he once led by seven, shot 71 and 72 for a 1 under 143 in a 36 hole Disney World Open qualifier but again missed the Open field by six strokes. He reflected on the 1966 Open and his past near miss at Olympic.
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Westchester Classic draws 156 players for $600000 event
Seve Ballesteros questions why top names skip the Westchester Classic at Westchester Country Club as he enters with a sponsor exemption for Open preparation. Defending champ Bob Tway and stars like Nicklaus lead a field including Graham Strange Maltbie and Simpson, with most others resting for the Open.
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Driesell Triggers Furor With Cocaine Claim
New York AP reports former Maryland coach Lefty Driesell sparked backlash by claiming cocaine can be performance enhancing at a drugs in sports conference at the University of Rhode Island. Ohio State coach Gary Williams blasted the remark noting four top ACC stars admitted drug abuse and that talent does not require cocaine.
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