Sunday NBA Scores Roundup with Tight Finishs
Sunday results show Heat 82 Knicks 81 and Hornets 88 Pistons 86. Sonics 103 Rockets 95 Hawks 91 Wizards 81 Nets 116 Raptors 109 Pacers 93 Celtics 87. Suns at Grizzlies noted late. Devils 5 Panthers 5 and Coyotes at Blackhawks, Blues at Stars listed as late.
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High school baseball and softball schedule tonight
Oak Hill visits Liberty for a 5 30 p m doubleheader in baseball. Sherman plays Fayetteville in a p m doubleheader, Mullens goes to Pikeview at 1 p m, Summers County and Pineville meet Shady Spring, Princeton hosts Greenbrier East at 1 p m. Ravenswood hosts Independence in softball tournament. Midland Trail plays Nicholas County at 4 30 p m, Pineville at Van at 1 p m.
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Hawkins, Schrempf lead Sonics past Rockets in potential playoff preview
In Seattle, Hersey Hawkins scored 20 points and Detlef Schrempf grabbed a season-high 15 rebounds as the Seattle SuperSonics beat the Houston Rockets 103-95. Hawkins poured in 16 in the third quarter to put Seattle ahead for good. the victory leaves Seattle one game behind Utah in the West standings as both chase the top seed and a likely first-round matchup with Houston.
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WVU's de Groh Tops Big East as Returning Center
WVU lineman Eric de Groh, a 6-5 295-pound senior and three-year Big East Scholar-Athlete, tops the conference as the returning center. He cites unity on the line, readiness to adapt plays at the line, and aims for further improvement in 1998 while planning medical school after college.
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Dave) McMichael
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O'Meara Wins Masters With Final Hole Birdie at Augusta
Mark O'Meara clinched the Masters title at Augusta National by sinking a 20 foot birdie on the 18th, finishing 9 shots ahead of last year's winner Tiger Woods, as Jack Nicklaus dazzled the crowd with a 68 to finish sixth. Fred Couples and David Duval tied for eighth with Nicklaus at 283, amid a dramatic finish that saw Woods falter while O'Meara rose to claim the green jacket.
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Heat edge Knicks 82-81 amid controversial buzzer call
The Miami Heat defeated the New York Knicks 82-81 after a last second shot by Allan Houston was waved off by the officials. Replays suggested the basket could have counted with time remaining. Knicks prepared a protest to NBA Commissioner David Stern as Heat fans celebrated a close Atlantic Division clash.
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