Royals regain winning edges at home in Kansas City
Kansas City Royals extend home dominance with a 5 hitter by Dennis Leonard and Dan Quisenberry in a 1 0 victory over the Boston Red Sox to push their Royals Stadium record to 14 4 while on the road they are 10 5. Amos Otis cites the park’s turf and outfield as key to home success as manager Dick Howser notes the park shapes defense and style. Red Sox manager Ralph Houk praises turf advantage after series loss.
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Ole Fort Worth
Texas
Jack Nicklaus
Andy North
Nicklaus
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Colonial Country Club
Jerry Pate
Tom Kite
Atlanta
Kathy Whitworth
Mickey Wright
Whitworth
Regional Track Results Boy's and Girl's Scores
Washburn Rural led boys with 132.7 points followed by Blue Valley and Ottawa while Bonner Springs and Atchison scored lower. In field events Beebe and Shaffer topped shot put, Newton Bonner led javelin, and Espinosa Rural won long jump amid dense results for multiple schools including Miege, Blue Valley, Ottawa and Olathe South.
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Sullivan
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Moffelmeyer
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Kolarik
Haworth
Sixers Take 3-1 Lead Over Celtics In Playoff rout
Philadelphia routed Boston 118-94 to move within one win of the NBA Finals as Andrew Toney led with 39 points and Julius Erving warned against overconfidence while Boston missed Tiny Archibald. Parish led Celtics with 18 as Dawkins added 16 for 76ers.
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Speed Fears After Indy Crash and Record Qualifying
Indianapolis 500 qualifiers saw a record pace with Rick Mears posting a single lap speed of 207.012 mph and seven others above 200. Gordon Smiley died in a fiery, head-on crash at the third turn during warmup for qualifying, prompting safe-speed cautions while drivers insist speed alone does not cause fatal accidents.
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March
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Linkage
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Baseball Scoreboard shows Tuesday games across leagues
The scoreboard lists Tuesday matchups including New York at Kansas City Erickson 4 2 and Kansas City Gura 3 1, with earlier and recent results: Sunday scores San Diego 8 Montreal 2 New York 13 Los Angeles 4 Philadelphia 6 San Francisco 1 Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 1 Atlanta 5 St. Louis 2 Chicago 2 and Monday pairings Atlanta Walk 4 2 at Montreal Rogers 43 Cincinnati Berenyl 4 1 at New York Falcone 3 0 Houston Niekro 2 3 at Philadelphia Reed 1 0. Also notes several Tuesday games including Atlanta at Montreal Cincinnati New York Houston at Philadelphia St Louis at San Diego Chicago at Los Angeles Pittsburgh at San Francisco.
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Cincinnatal
Islanders Earn Third Straight Stanley Cup Title Sweep of Canucks
The New York Islanders swept the Vancouver Canucks to win their third consecutive NHL championship, becoming the first US team to claim three straight Cups. Bossy scored twice in the second period and was MVP with 17 playoff goals, while Trottier and Potvin added assists as Islanders coach Arbour secured his seventh Cup.
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Bryan) Trottier
Canucks
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Denis) Potvin
Arbour
Trottier
Potvin
Bill Smith
Bill Torrey
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Torrey
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