Detroit and Chicago split may playoff series showdowns
In the Eastern Conference finals Detroit beat Chicago 86 77 then 102 93 while Chicago edged Detroit 107 102 and 108 101 to pull level at 2 2 The Western Conference finals see Portland and Phoenix tied 2 2 after Portland 100 9 108 107 and Phoenix 123 89 119 107 with series tied 2 2 Awaiting next games set for May 3 21 23 25 27 31 and June dates.
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Johnson out as Mets manager
New York AP report says Mets manager Davey Johnson, who won a World Series and two division titles, will be replaced by Bud Harrelson. WPAN cites an unnamed source as Cincinnati trip for a game against the Reds, with a team spokesman promising an announcement later.
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Lemp wins state in high jump highlights Ottawa girls
Ottawa High's Eli zabeth Lemp captured the 1990 state title in the girls high jump at the outdoor meet in Wichita. The 15th place team finish for the Ottawa girls came as freshmen and sophomores shined in 5A, including a sixth in the 3200 relay and strong showings by the boys 3200 and 1600 relays as Coach Mark Laws praised the young squad.
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Wellsville Eagles shine at state track meet despite numbers crunch
Wellsville High’s track team sent three competitors to finals at Wichita state outdoor, with Paul Canaan winning the pole vault and Bernice Coons taking the girls shot put, while Johnr Folks placed in both hurdles. The boys finished 11th in Class 3A and Coons tied for 15th overall, as coach Jim Wright praised the team’s performance despite reduced qualifiers.
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Top seeds fall at French Open at opening round
In Paris, top seeds Stefan Edberg and Boris Becker were upset in the first round by teenagers Sergi Buguera and Goran Ivanisevic, marking a rare Grand Slam event where Nos 1 and 2 fell early. Andre Agassi remained as the highest seed left. Jennifer Capriati, 14, debuted with a dominant win, while Mary Joe Fernandez advanced for the women.
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