Hall of Fame finally honors Slaughter and Vaughan
Enos Slaughter and Arky Vaughan were elected to the Hall of Fame by the Veterans Committee in a year when Slaughter achieved Baseball immortality after a long ballot wait. Vaughan, who died in a 1952 boating accident, also earned induction from among about 30 candidates. Slaughter, a right fielder with a .300 career average over 19 seasons, is hailed for his 1946 World Series heroics with the Cardinals. Vaughan, a shortstop with a .318 career mark, led the NL in 1935 with a .385 season.
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Black Hawks edge Minnesota on Savard 33rd goal
Denis Savard scored his 33rd goal with 1 36 left lifting Chicago to a 5 4 win over the Minnesota North Stars. Chicago moved within four points of Norris Division leader St. Louis as Minnesota slid to fourth behind Detroit. Keith Acton and Steve Payne tied the game late before Savard tipped in the game winner off a Doug Wilson shot deflection.
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Bulls stun Celtics in Boston with late rally
Chicago erased a 14 point hole by halftime and surged past the Celtics 107 104 in Boston. Michael Jordan led with 33 points including 15 in the fourth as Chicago snapped a road drought and claimed an upset over title contenders. Sixers Hawks Bullets Trail Blazers Cavaliers Clippers Lakers Jazz Rockets Nets SuperSonics Spurs Pacers Pistons Knicks also reported with final scores and key performances across the night.
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Wolverines sharpen skills for NCAA in Columbus
Michigan coach Bill Frieder pushes preparations after the No. 3 Wolverines beat Ohio State 77-72 to extend their winning streak to 15. Roy Tarpley led with 23 points and 16 rebounds while Antoine Joubert sank six straight free throws to seal the win in Columbus.
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