Royals rally past Indians on missed bunt in 3-1 win
Bret Saberhagen stifles Cleveland as a botched sacrifice bunt in the eighth helps Kansas City pull ahead 3-1. Kevin Seitzer and Danny Tartabull contribute as Candiotti’s string against KC ends with a loss in front of the home crowd.
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Kansas City
Bret Saberhagen
Cleveland
Tom Candiotti
Royals
Saberhagen
Candiotti
Andy Allenson
Indians
Kurt Stillwell
Danny Tartabull
Tartabull
Pat Tabler
Turner Named Original Ottawa U Hall of Fame Inductee
August B Turner, a former Ottawa University Braves star and class of 49, reflects on surviving a 1975 crash that left him severely injured yet walking again. He hours of rehab, now 65, enjoys fishing and guitar while preparing to join seven initial inductees, including Dick Peters and Bill Frear, at Ottawa U. ceremonies.
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August B. Turner
Ottawa University Athletic Hall of Fame
Turner
The
Braves
Newport News
Helen
Bartlesville
Ottawa
Wilson Field House
Ottawa U
Bethany
Braves’ Hall of Fame
Dick Peters
Bill Frear
Cyclone Basketball Camp Planned at Ottawa High School
The Cyclone Basketball Camp runs in June at Ottawa High School with sessions for boys and girls in grades five through 12.Schedules divide by grade and gender across four two week windows ending with eighth and ninth through 12th grade girls. Cost is 40 dollars with a May 25 deadline. contact Randy Clark or Pat Boch for details.
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Ottawa High School
Randy Clark
Pat Boch
Lyndon Spring Relays crowns Northern Heights in close finish
Northern Heights won both team titles at Lyndon Relays with a 101 100 boys margin over Pomona. Lyndon and Waverly tied for third as Heights racked up points in both divisions with standout wins by Brad Damron in long jump and Tim Massey in triple jump. Pomona claimed multiple wins including Altic in discus and 100 dash, plus strong showings in relay and distance events. Pomona and Lyndon prepared for upcoming meets at Burlington and Waverly respectively.
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Lyndon
Northern Heights
Heights
Pomona
Waverly
Burlingame
LeRoy
Kansas School For the Deaf
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Northen Heights
Daryl Allie
Altic
Chad Payne
Brad Moorehouse
Travis Link
Indians
Brad Damron
Tim Massey
Tigers
Tom Custenborder
Jeff Pierce
Gale Hurt
Pierce
Hurt
Jennifer Pierce
Jennifer Gardner
Jennifer Bagby
Lhs
Michelle Moore
Erin Ogle
Ogle
Michelle Bame
Margaret English
English
Lolly Robinson
Amy Alltie
Jeannette Bame
Burlington
Jordan Keys Bulls in O T 120-109 in Knicks opener
New York led 90-78 with 7:57 left as Michael Jordan failed to match his playoff pace until overtime where he scored nine of his 34 points. Chicago Bulls prevailed 120-109 to take a 1-0 series lead. Jordan added 10 rebounds and 12 assists.
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Jordan Keys Bulls
O.T
NEW York
New York Knicks
Michael Jordan
Jordan
Knicks
Chicago Bulls
Chicago
Bulls
Doug Collins
Warriors stay small to even West semis with Suns
Golden State kept a small lineup as Mullin 37 points, Teagle 29, Richmond 25 and Higgins 21 led a 127-122 win over Phoenix. Garland added 11 including a late 7-0 run as the series is tied 1-1 and moves to Oakland for Games 3 and 4.
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Phoenix
Golden State
Don Nelson
Chris Mullin
Mitch Richmond
Terry Teagle
Rod Higgins
Winston Garland
Riors
Mullin
Teagle
Richmond
Higgins
Garland
Gol
den State
Phoenix Suns
Oakland
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Willie Wilson
Allenson
Stillwell
Doc Edwards
Kevin Seitzer
Luis de Los Santos
Felix Fermin
Tarabull
Joe Carter
Grand Canyon
Wilson
Browne
Scitter
Carter
Snyder
Trabll
Pobrin
Jacoby
Tabler
Dclark
Alanson
Boone
Fermin
Buckin
Palacios
F White
Scilwilss
Kanene City
Kansan City
S—Wilson
Buckner
Cleveland Candiotti
Orosco
Atherton
Unpine Hon Cooney
Cable
McClelland
Tachida
Athletic Hall of Fame
Hy Riel
Calif
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