Conference Semifinals Schedule Reported for Sunday Action
The report lists NBA playoff games with Utah leading Denver 2-0 in the semis and Houston, Atlanta, and New York among featured matchups. Specifics include times for Utah at Denver, Atlanta at Indiana, and Houston at Phoenix across NBC telecasts.
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Hockey season recap with mixed team results
The record notes several NHL results from the 1988 to 1993 range. Penguins, Rangers, Blackhawks, Bruins, Flames, and Hawks show varied outcomes, with Rangers noted as having the best current record this year. The text mixes scores, seasons, and acknowledgments of league standings without a single coherent game summary.
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Jack Hawks
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Ottawa wins third straight league tennis title
Ottawa claimed the league tennis championship, finishing ahead of Bonner Springs to secure a three-peat at Wyandotte County Courts. Scott Spooner and Preston Fox sparked the win with a 10-4 doubles victory, while Jason Neff and Ben Prentice delivered key singles wins sealing Ottawa's title. Coach Nile Peterson lauded a rebuilt lineup and noted five new members adapted quickly to varsity level.
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Katzer fires 77 to break Huron tournament record
Ottawas John Katzer carded a 77 at Sunflower Hills in the Huron League Tournament, breaking Judd Mourning’s 78 record. Katzer led Ottawa to a four-man 387 as it pursued a three peat, but Dave Wogan of Turner finished seven strokes back in second.
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Braves knocked out of district tourney at Salina
Ottawa University Braves season ends after 8-2 loss to Tabor in the first round and 8-1 setback to Benedictine in loser's bracket at the District 10 Tournament. OU finishes 24 15, among the program’s best. Postseason honors include Matt Lloyd and Mike Basler on first team and Kyle Gardner and Will Conard on second team.
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Braves
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Hawks hold Indiana to playoff record low
Atlanta beats Indiana 92 69 to even the Eastern Conference semifinal at 1 1 as Andrew Lang blocked four shots and the Hawks’ defense clamped down to set a playoff low under 70 points. Mookie Blaylock posted a triple double with 11 13 and 10 while Kevin Willis and Danny Manning each scored 20. Reggie Miller led the Pacers with 12 as Indiana shot 31.8 percent.
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Hawks
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Malone Rescues Jazz Past Nuggets in Semifinal Opener
Karl Malone endured a 0-for-6 start and scoreless first quarter but scored 32 points on 14-of-17 shooting, adding 12 rebounds as Utah defeated Denver 104-94 to take a 2-0 lead in the Western Conference semifinals. Jay Humphries, David Benoit, Tom Chambers and John Stockton each scored 12 for Utah.
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Karl Malone
Utah
Jerry Sloan
Malone
Denver
Sloan
Dikembe Mutombo
Jazz
Jay Humphries
David Benoit
Tom Chambers
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Mayor honors George Brett as Royals retire No 5
Kansas City figures celebrate Brett's 20 seasons with a Chamber of Commerce dinner raising funds for Lou Gehrig's disease research. Mayor Emanuel Cleaver lauds Brett as part of Kansas City's definition alongside city pride, while tributes from teammates, celebrities, and broadcasters flood a theater-style salute.
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Cleaver
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