Leaper Breithaupt Sparks Wellsville In State Meet Start
At Wichita State Cessna Stadium Wellsville junior Sean Breithaupt opened the state 3A track meet with a 22-1 long jump to lead the Eagle boys, adding 21-11 and 21-8 marks on the day. Osage City's girls won their 800 relay heat as prelims continued with finals and field events scheduled Saturday morning.
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Wellsville
Osage City
Wichita State
Cessna Stadium
Sean Breithaupt
Eagle
Breithaupt
Jim Wright
Eagles
Wright
Clark fuels Cardinals past Braves with two homers
Jack Clark remained hot, belting two homers and driving in three as St. Louis routed Atlanta 11 to 5. Clark extended his standout month and leads the NL with 48 RBIs while speaking about adjusting his stance to hit more to right and center.
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Jack Clark
Clark
St. Louis Cardinals
Atlanta Braves
Atlanta
Rick Mahler
Mahler
RBI
St. Louis
Chuck Tanner
Bill Dawley
Tim Conroy
Kiwanis Hurler Dominates Lions for 11-0 OBAL Win
Fourteen year old Jason Ball allowed one hit and three baserunners in a complete game as Kiwanis routed Lions 11-0. In the nightcap Eagles edged Rotary 6-4 after a late rally, with Duncan earning the win and Turner delivering a clutch squeeze bunt.
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Jason Ball
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Eagles
Rotary
Jerrod Fredricks
Keith Walter
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Fredricks
Chuck Milner
Pistons Force Game 7 In Battle With Celtics
Detroit beat Boston 113-105 to level the Eastern Conference final at 3-3 and set a decisive Game 7 in Boston Garden. Adrian Dantley and Vinnie Johnson each had 24, Isiah Thomas 21, Bird top-scored for Boston with 35 as McHale 23 and Ainge 16 aided the Celtics. The Pistons broke a 84-83 tie in the fourth quarter, taking control behind Johnson's 12 points and Laimbeer’s 12. The winner advances to the NBA final against the Lakers in Los Angeles.
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Chiefs Sign Free Agent QB Babe Laufenberg
Babe Laufenberg signed two one year contracts with the Kansas City Chiefs after not attempting a pass in his last NFL action. The Indiana passing leader of 1982 at 2,468 yards, he is 6 foot 2 and 196 pounds and became the fifth quarterback on KC’s roster behind Kenney Blackledge Seurer and Hud son.
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Todd Blackledge
Frank Seurer
Doug Hudson
Warriors clinch NAIA title with record offense in season finale
Lewis-Clark State College Warriors won the NAIA World Series with an 11-4 victory over Emporia State, capturing their third title in four seasons. Brett Holley delivered a two-run double in a seven-run seventh inning as LC State set tournament records for batting average .418, hits 101, and runs 105. Emporia State ended 55-13.
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Grand Canyon College of Phoenix
Hornets
Flyers Force Game Seven With 3-2 Win Over Oilers
Coach Mike Keenan praised his team as the Flyers rallied to a 3-2 victory over Edmonton, forcing a decisive seventh game in the Stanley Cup final. Glenn Sather criticized referee Dave Newell over a late third-period call, while Philadelphia staged another comeback and kept alive the chance to join NHL history by overcoming a 3-1 deficit.
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Glenn Sather
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McCrimmon
NHL
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Detroit
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Chicago Black Hawks
Ottawa University Cage Deadline Nears for Open Tourney
Ottawa University announces a men open division basketball tournament with a June 19 20 schedule. The double elimination event charges a $100 entry fee and awards trophies to first and second places.
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Tyson Thomas World title bout set in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas, Pinklon Thomas says he is ready to war against Mike Tyson in a scheduled 12 round heavyweight title fight at the Hilton. Tyson seeks to defend both WBC and WBA belts after his December and March wins, while Thomas vows to push Tyson and take him to the bridge. Tyson aims to prove he is the best fighter in the world after recent title wins and critiques Thomas for past tactics.
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