Seven Centers Go In First Round Big Men Popular In NBA Draft
New York AP reports Patrick Ewing’s selection by the Knicks highlighted a first round in which seven centers went in the top 17, including Benoit Benjamin, Jon Koncak, and Joe Kleine. Scouting chief Marty Blake called it the “Year of the Big Man” as teams loaded up front. Knicks coach Hubie Brown and DeBusschere anticipate Ewing’s big contract and immediate signing negotiations.
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New York Knicks
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Georgetown
National Basketball Association
Ewing
Knicks
Chris Mullin
Golden State
Wayman Tisdale
Oklahoma
Indiana
Benoit Benjamin
Creighton
Los Angeles Clippers
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Wichita State
Seattle
Jon Koncak
Southern Methodist
Atlanta
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Arkansas
Sacramento
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Kleine
NBA
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Prises
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Bill Cartwright
Mullin
Alfredrick Hughes
Chicago
Loyola
San Antonio
DeBusschere
Shocker Star Xavier McDaniel Drafted by Sonics
Seattle selects Wichita State star Xavier McDaniel with the first round pick to bolster a fading lineup. McDaniel led the nation in scoring and rebounding last season and says he can help Jack Sikma on the boards. The Sonics also draft Rolando Lamb and four other players as they rebuild.
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Colorado
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Mercer
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Alcorn
Miss
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Seattle Times
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Washington Bullets
Detlef Schrempf
Washington
Schrempf
Dallas
Danny Vranes
X-man
A.C. Flora High School of
Columbia
S.C
City Scores and Baseball Results Across Multiple Leagues
A crowded box score update lists BRAVES and ROYALS led by Owen and Jackson with team totals, plus DODGERS, RANGERS, WHITE SOX, ATHLETICS, YANKEES, TWINS, ASTROS, and local men’s softball clubs. Totals show runs, hits, and errors. many line items truncated, conveying a wide snapshot of recent games and standings.
White Leads Royals Assault in 10-1 Win Over Twins
Kansas City Royals blasted 10 runs for the second straight night beating Minnesota 10-1 as Frank White batted three hits and drove in a run while Mark Gubicza held the Twins to three hits and one run over seven innings. Gubicza won his third in a row to go to 4-4. White boosted his average to .533 in his last five games.
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Concepcion
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Smith
Gaetti
Billy Gardner
Nets wooing Villanova boss Massimino contract talks
Villanova coach Rollie Massimino is expected to sign a long term Nets deal within 24 to 36 hours, replacing Stan Albeck who joined the Chicago Bulls. Nets president Bernie Mann called Massimino the front runner after Villanova captured the NCAA title.
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