Playoff Conference Finals Showdown Between Detroit and Chicago
Detroit holds a 3-2 lead in the Eastern Conference finals after a 102 93 win over Chicago on May 26 with Chicago taking a 107 102 victory on May 28 and Detroit dominating 97 63 on June 1 as both teams vie for the conference title while the Western Conference features Portland edging Phoenix 100 98 and 120 114 to move 3-2 in their series with remaining games set for late May and early June.
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Chicago
Verica
St. Chicago
Phoenix Va
Portland
Phoenix
Middle Georgia San Jacinto clash in NJCAA World Series action
In Grand Junction Colorado series play May 27 to May 31 features Middle Georgia, San Jacinto Texas, Mesa Arizona, Louisburg North Carolina and Dutchess New York with multiple results. Notable scores include San Jacinto 16 Louisburg 2 and Mesa 14 Allegany 1. Dutchess eliminated after 18 0 loss to Mess Arizona.
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Ariz
Dutchess
N.Y
Allegany
Triton
Trion
Mesa
San Jacinto
Texas
Louisburg
N.C
Middle Georgia
Newmandale
Treasure Valley
Ore
Normandale
Minn
Seminole
Oklo
Okla
Baseball Transactions Prompt Injures and Suspensions Across Leagues
In the American League Frank Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles is suspended for three games for contact with an umpire abusive language delay of game and postgame remarks in Minnesota on May 28. The Twins terminate Rick Aguilera’s contract through 1993. Oakland trades Lance Blankenship to Tacoma and recalls Doug Jennings. Atlanta activates Jeff Blauser from the 15 day DL and places Mark Lemke on the 5 day DL retroactive to May 29. Seattle sends Mike Stanton to Greenville in the Southern League. Chicago Cubs option Rick Wrona, purchase Hector Villanueva from Iowa. Montreal fends Nelun Samorenia to Indianapolis via the American Association. San Francisco Giants place Rick Reuscher on the 15 day disabled list and move Kevin Bass from the 15 to the 21 day DL. Oliveras recalled from the minors.
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Baltimore Orioles
Gene
Minnesota
Minnesota Twins
Rick Aguilera
Oakland Athletics
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Lance Blankenship
Tacoma
Doug Jennings
Taco
National League
Atlanta Braves
Jeff Blauser
Mark Lemke
Mike Stanton
Gresnville
Chicago Cubs
Rick Wrona
Caches
American Associaion
San Francisco
Giants
Rick Reuscher
Kevin Bass
Ae Bongo
Pacific
Clien Oliveras
Piches
Twios
Tigers can't snap Royal curse
Kansas City defeated Detroit 4-3 at Royals Stadium extending the Tigers losing streak there. The Royals, on a season-best five-game run, pulled ahead with timely double plays and steady relief from Jeff Montgomery, as Tony Phillips and Alan Trammell boosted Detroit briefly before Willie Wilson's sac fly put Kansas City ahead in the fourth. The Royals now feel their early-season slump may be over while Detroit struggled in KC. Fielding and pitching changes marked the tense game as Storm Davis left with a bruised knuckle.
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Kansas City
Tigers
Royals
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Detroit
Larry Sheets
Tony Phillips
Alan Trammell
Cecil Fielder
Storm Davis
David
George Brett
Phillips
Brett
Mike Macfarlane
Davis
Kurt Stillwell
Luis Aquino
RBI
Lloyd Moseby
Willie Wilson
Jackson
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Whitaker
Seiter
Stillwell
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Perry Dh
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Bickm Cf
Shee
Hismech
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Wwilton If
Nokes Dh
Macfarln
Gward
Seltzer
Trammell
Blackson
SB Wwilson
Wwilson
Detroit Petry L
Sdavia
Crawford Aquino
Montgery S
Aquino
Petry i
Pistons Need One More To Reach Finals After Win At Chicago
Detroit roared to a 97 83 victory at Chicago to take a 3 2 lead in the Eastern Conference finals. Mark Aguirre scored 13 of his 19 in the fourth as Detroit's bench outplayed Chicago's reserves 35 13. Michael Jordan led Chicago with 22 points in a hard fought loss.
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Auburn Hills
Mich
Detroit Pistons
Pistons
Chicago Bulls
Chicago Stadium
Bulls
Mark Aguirre
the Palace
Cotton Fitzsimmons
Detroit
Chuck Daly
The
Phoenix
Suns
Chicago
Aguirre
Michael Jordan
Michael
John Salley
Jordan
Scottie Pippen
Horace Grant
Ottawa High to Host 1990 Cyclone Basketball Camp
Ottawa High announces the 1990 Cyclone Basketball Camp directed by Pat Boeh. Two sessions run June 11-15 for fourth to eighth graders and June 18-22 for ninth to twelfth graders, at Ottawa High. Camp costs 40 dollars includes T shirt and meals. applications requested promptly with late entries accepted. For details contact Pat Beeh at 110 Powhatan or call home 242-4191 or school 242-4176.
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Pat Boeh
Ottawa High
Pat Beeh
Powhattan
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