Ramsay tops Blazers to claim NBA title in 101th game
Jack Ramsay built a Portland team from expansion to champions by beating the Philadelphia 76ers 109 107 in a 4 2 finals. The 52 year old coach emphasized a running, pressure defense style and earned praise as architect of the victory.
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WTT signs Renee Richards amid widespread interest and debate
News that the Pittsburgh-Cleveland Nets of World Team Tennis signed Renee Richards sparked heavy phone traffic and heated debate among officials. WTT’s commissioner Butch Buchholtz weighed IOC style testing and potential bias while noting ongoing interest from owners and players despite the Women's Tennis Association ban. Richards, a trans woman formerly known as Richard Raskind, has faced mixed responses after competing in satellite events and Wimbledon attempts.
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Catfish, Tiant back on track in MLB action
Hunter pitched six innings of two run ball to lift the Yankees 9-2 over the Rangers for his first win since opening day. Tiant earned his third victory of the season with Bill Campbell on a five hit 14 win over the Royals. Baseball notes also cited Expos, Giants, Cubs, Phillies, Astros, and other AL NL games with scattered highlights.
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Bannister recalls being picked No.1
Houston pitcher Floyd Bannister, the No. 1 amateur draft pick a year ago, discusses the honor and pressure. He recalls brief stints in Covington, Columbus, Memphis, and his rise to the Astros while Arizona State returns to the College World Series.
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Toth nets Lefty title
Scottsdale's Andy Toth won the Lefty Arizona Golfers State Championship at Goodyear Golf and Country Club Gold Course. He posted 78 and 74 for 152 to win by 11 shots over Rudy Berumen with 163. Doug Tomlinson was third with 165 and Tom Barber led overall net with 148.
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Cubs Thrive in Scottsdale Spring Training
The Chicago Cubs in Scottsdale build strong spring start with a near-best MLB record this season and a 1 game lead over Pittsburgh in the National League East.
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Baseball standings include Tuesday games across leagues
Tuesday games feature Mets at Twins, Red Sox at Royals, White Sox at Twins, Orioles at Brewers, Tigers at Mariners, Blue Jays at Angels, plus results from Monday show Chicago beating Los Angeles and Philadelphia routing Houston. Several rain and rain‑related delays noted with Montreal and Atlanta matchups.
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SAR boxers win gold in District 10 Junior Olympic boxing
Eight Arizona youths claimed gold at the District 10 Junior Olympic Boxing Tournament in Silver City New Mexico. Al-Rodrigues Jr. defended his state title with two TKOs to win the intermediate division. George Garcia advanced to the National Tournament in Green Bay Wisconsin with a comeback win. Other Arizona winners include Eddie Walker Tony Sandavel James Cooper David Granillo and Sterling Ross defeating opponents from Colorado New Mexico and Idaho.
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