Nets Rally From 22 Down To Win NBA Title Game 6
The New York Nets erased a 22 point deficit in the third quarter and defeated the Denver Nuggets 112 106 to clinch the series 4 2 in Uniondale. John Williamson sparked the surge with 11 straight points in the fourth quarter finishing with 28 points.
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Eagles host Jackets in Pecos season finale
Champion Eagles of Pecos host the Yellow Jackets of Kermit at 7:30 p.m. in the season finale. Pecos, 15-12 overall, 11-0 in district, clinered a fourth straight title with a 5-0 win over Monahans and hold a two and a half game lead over Andrews Fort Stockton and Kermit. The district schedule ends Tuesday with several matchups and a bidistrict series set with Canyon to determine regional entry.
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Palmer struggles on flat Milwaukee mound in 5-3 win
Jim Palmer pitched eight hits and a 5-3 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers on a flat county stadium mound. Palmer said he tired late as velocity slipped. the Brewers endured a tough surface while other AL games featured Boston over Cleveland 7-5, Detroit over New York 3-2, Kansas City over Chicago 13-2, and California over Texas 7-5. San Francisco beat Chicago 9-5 in the NL.
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Green and Stockton duel for Colonial tourney lead
Hubert Green and Dave Stockton share the Colonial National Invitation lead after two rounds in Fort Worth. Green shot a 67 to stay atop the leaderboard while Stockton, fresh from a clutch 67, pursues his fourth title of the year. The Colonial course at 7,190 yards sits behind the Trinity River as Trevino and others chase the leaders in a tight field.
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Rain dampens Eagle bid at state golf meet in Austin
The Eagle golf team slips to seventh after a rain soaked first round at Morris Williams course in Austin. Pecos sits with other lower tier teams as heavy showers slow greens and hinder scoring. Track coach Jim Tollett notes rains Wednesday night hampered action while Fort Stockton led after nine holes.
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Ivy Poised To Vault For Pecos In State Finals
Eagle vaulter John Jay Ivy eyes a podium finish in the state schoolboy finals in Austin at 6 p.m. today. Coach Jim Tollett notes strong warmups and says Ivy, district 2 AAA representative, may be Pecos lone state finalist while Craig Wilson of Seminole battles an ankle twist to vault.
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Bold Forbes Aims For Preakness Victory At Pimlico
Laz Barrera says Bold Forbes is one of America’s fastest. the Kentucky Derby winner returns at Pimlico to face five rivals in the 101st Preakness. Life’s Hope trains for Louis Wolfson as a come from behind threat, with Bold Forbes and Honest Pleasure as favorites. Post time 5:40 p.m. EDT, CBS TV 5-6 p.m.
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