Pamlico trio claim state track crowns at 1A meet
Aswad Credle and Domingue Hill end Pamlico High careers as state champions tying the Hurricanes to a 6th place 1A finish in Chapel Hill. Hill won discus 138-2 and Credle captured 400 meters in 50.99 as Havelock and West Craven also shined, while Pamlico relays settled for runner up times in close photo finishes.
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Gordon wins The Winston Select in a high-stakes showdown
Jeff Gordon dominates The Winston Select at Charlotte Motor Speedway by sweeping the final 10 laps, beating Sterling Marlin as Dale Earnhardt and Darrell Waltrip wreck in a dramatic last segment. The 23-year-old earns 300000 dollars, the youngest winner.
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Rockets clutch comeback to force West finals in Game 7
Houston prevented a Suns upset, winning 115-114 in Phoenix to erase a 3-1 deficit and advance on to meet San Antonio for the Western Conference title. Drexler and Olajuwon each scored 29 as Charles Barkley retires rumored after the loss.
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Miller clutch bid on Knicks in decisive playoff
Indiana's Reggie Miller faces New York at Madison Square Garden seeking a series win after a 92-82 Game 6 loss. He has failed to deliver big plays in previous pivotal games, but remains confident and vows, We will, as Pacers try to clinch a spot against Orlando in the Eastern Conference.
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Timber Country tops Thunder Gulch in Preakness upset
Lukas' Timber Country defeated Derby winner Thunder Gulch to win the Preakness as D Wayne Lukas extended his record by training a fourth straight Triple Crown race winner. Thunder Gulch ran hard for second while Timber Country finally broke through at 3 years old.
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