Chicago 110 Milwaukee 86 in Playoff First Round
Chicago clinched the series with a 110 to 86 win over Milwaukee to move ahead 3 1. Lakers 109 88 over Houston. Cleveland 108 Philadelphia 96 ties series 2 2 ahead of a May 4 game in New York. Odds and roster notes appear from college and pro teams with player names listed.
Derby odds favor Summer Squall in 116th Kentucky Derby
Quiville Kentucky reports Summer Squall as 7-5 Derby favorite with Mister Frisky close behind. Jockey Pat Day rides Summer Squall from post 14. Mister Frisky, Gary Stevens aboard, draws post 5. The $766000 purse features ABC telecast, with 16 entries and weather a 30 percent shower risk.
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Royals owner weighs bids as sale loom in Kansas City
Co owner Ewing Kauffman eyes potential offers for the Kansas City Royals while weighing a $34 million loan plan with Aaron Fogelman. The deal would secure Fogelman's 50 percent stake and let Kauffman buy him out later, with bids due by January and MLB approval required amid long term leases and a new county financing measure.
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Brewers roll over stumbling Royals
The Milwaukee Brewers, after a rough spring, surged to 14-4 atop the American League East. Rob Deer’s two run homer keyed a 9-5 win over the Kansas City Royals as Robin Yount added an inside the park three run shot. Jamie Navarro earned the win. The Royals, 6-14, slump under expectations and new pitching investments.
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Bulls and Lakers advance in playoffs
The Los Angeles Lakers and Chicago Bulls won their first-round NBA playoff series. Chicago beat the Milwaukee Bucks 110 to 86, finishing the best of five in four games with a physical, aggressive defense and a decisive second-quarter burst. Michael Jordan scored 25 points as coach Phil Jackson called the series a warfare game.
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Lakers Sweep Rockets Behind Worthy Fourth Quarter Surge
The Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Houston Rockets 109-88 in Houston to close out the series in four games. James Worthy scored 10 of his 20 points in the final eight minutes as the Lakers pulled away 93-83 with 6:35 left, while Chicago defeated Milwaukee 110-86 and Cleveland beat Philadelphia 108-96 to even their series at 2-2.
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