Charlie Ward III Returns to Mound in 3A Championship Drive
In a Roswell 3A regional final, Charlie Ward III, sidelined 51 days by a right arm issue, was summoned from the bullpen by his father coach Charlie Ward II to close out the New Mexico Military Institute Colts against Cobre High. Ward III, a 2002 NMMI transfer, had not pitched since March but contributed a 1-2-3 inning while his team held an 8-4 lead after J. J. Donovan’s earlier homer helped NMMI. Ward II spoke of belief in his son as the cadets aimed for back-to-back state titles despite the lingering arm discomfort.
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Leafs end Ottawa run with 3-0 Game 7 victory
Toronto defeats the Senators 3-0 to reach the Eastern Conference finals for the first time since 1999. Mogilny scores twice and Curtis Joseph stops 19 shots as Toronto advances to face the Hurricanes in a best of seven series opening in Carolina.
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Celtics Reach Conference Finals After 90 81 Victory
Paul Pierce scored 18 and Boston built a balanced attack to beat Detroit 90-81 in Auburn Hills. Kenny Anderson 17, Antoine Walker 16, Rodney Rogers 14, Tony Battie 10 lifted the Celtics who improved to 21 0 in Game 5 with a 3 1 lead. Pistons star Jerry Stackhouse had 8 points. Boston to face winner Nets Hornets series in conference final.
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Ty Murray Retires From Pro Rodeo After 15 Years
Ty Murray announces retirement from professional rodeo and bull riding after a 15 year career. He cites lack of focus and desire to exit while competing at world-class level amid past neck and riding hand injuries. PBR chief Randy Bernard praises Murray's championship legacy.
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