Lakers Dominate Sonics to Reach NBA Finals Sweep
Los Angeles dominates Seattle 133-102 to sweep the Western Conference finals and advance to the championship series. Worthy leads with 26 points, Johnson 21 points and 12 assists, as the Lakers overpower the Sonics with a 22-5 second quarter run and strong all-around play.
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Los Angeles Lakers
Lakers
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Maurice Lucas
Sonics
James Worthy
Byron Scott
Pat Riley
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Tom Chambers
Emporia State, Lewis-Clark clash at NAIA World Series loss
In Lewiston Idaho Lewis Clark State beat Emporia State 13-10 to stay undefeated at 52-10 as they top a bases loaded ninth inning jam. Montie Phillips homered in the first and Ed Ramirez earned the win in relief. Emporia State drops to 53-12 and faces Elon College in the next loser's bracket game.
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Emporia State University of Kansas
Lewis Clark
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Southern Arkansas
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Elon College of North Carolina
Ed Ramirez
Galen Sontag
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Montie Phillips
Mike Carlson
Tony Garcia
Grand Canyon
Garcia
Arizona
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Point Park
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Missouri Southern
Lewis-Clark
Iabe
Anderson
Ind
Huntingdon
Jesouri Southern
Ander
Hawaii
Oilers Close In On Stanley Cup With Strong Defense
Edmonton riding defense led by Grant Fuhr as Gretzky Kurri and Messier pace offense. Oilers held Flyers to one goal in a 4-1 win to take a 3-1 series lead, after a Game 3 lapse. Fuhr lauds team for first saves and rebounds while Huddy and Gretzky stress disciplined play.
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Jari Kurri
Mark Messier
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Thunder
Grant Fuhr
Fuhr
Oilers
Philadelphia Flyers
Philadelphia
Charlie Huddy
Gretzky
Kurri
Glenn Anderson
Messier
Flyers
Mike Keenan
Tim Kerr
Unser Wins Fourth Indy In Unlikely Rise From Skid Row
Al Unser, 47, captured his fourth Indianapolis 500 after stepping in for injured Danny Ongais. He started 20th, led with 18 laps to go, and beat Mario Andretti who stalled late. The $526,762 first prize boosted his career Indy earnings to $2.32 million.
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Roberto Guerrero
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Sheldon Equip. Co., Inc
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