Post 24 Defeats Wilson Post 13 in Vanceboro Baseball Upset
New Bern Post 24, playing at its temporary West Craven High School home, beat Wilson Post 13 11 to 6. Justin Hyde opened scoring with a first inning homer, and Kevyn Fulcher, Eric Rios, and others pushed the lead with key hits.
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Daly Nelson touted as new Knicks coach
New York Knicks executives told Chuck Daly he is their first choice to coach, according to the New York Daily News. Daly, who led Detroit to 1989 and 1990 titles and the U.S. Olympic team to 1992 gold, may turn down the offer as the team continues its search. Don Nelson has also been discussed, with Nelson’s attorney indicating interest and noting respect for Ernie Grunfeld and Dave Checketts.
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Devils win 4-2 to take 2-0 series lead
New Jersey Devils defeated the Detroit Red Wings 4-2 as Jim Dowd scored late and Stephane Richer added an empty netter. The victory put New Jersey two wins from its first Stanley Cup, with coach Jacques Lemaire praising the effort and Detroit arguing a call related to a Coffey injury.
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Graf Hingis set for Wimbledon shock first round clash
Wimbledon heads into a big first round with Steffi Graf facing the 14 year old Martina Hingis in a marquee clash. Hingis, 19th in the world, has impressed in Hamburg and Paris, while Graf seeks to defend her crown on grass as seedings and potential quarterfinals loom.
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