McAdoo Pours in 50 as Braves Win Playoff Tug
Buffalo star Bob McAdoo scored 50 on 20 of 42 shooting and led the Braves to a 108-102 win over the Washington Bullets in the Eastern Conference semifinal, tying the series at two games each. Jim McMillian added 18 for Atlanta, while Elvin Hayes and Nick Weatherspoon sparked Washington. In Kansas City, Walker and Archibald combined for 58 as the Kings beat the Bulls in OT.
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Aaron breaks AL homer drought with first in Cleveland
Hank Aaron belted his 734th career homer and first in the American League as the Milwaukee Brewers beat the Cleveland Indians 5 1 at Cleveland Stadium. Aaron also singled, boosting his AL impact while teammate Darrell Porter added a solo shot and Johnny Briggs hit Milwaukee’s other homer.
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Asher Heads Firestone Finalists In Akron Bowling
Barry Asher of Costa Mesa California led 48 game qualifying to top seed the televised finals of the Firestone Tournament of Champions in Akron Ohio with one final match to win the 125000 event and the 25000 first prize.
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Iverson Leads Pensacola in PBA Stroke Play
Iverson bolted from the pack with a six under par 06 yesterday to take a two shot lead into the third round of the Pensacola event at 151 while Doug Sanders stood 137 in sixth place. Anthony and Neff top a stacked field as Asher moved to the final rounds. Barber and Godman also contended with high scores, all seeking the title in a star‑studded match play.
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Major League baseball schedule chaos and results
Friday MLB action from Resorts Calif to Milwaukee at Cleveland and Baltimore to Boston features multiple games with results and starter details. Notable matchups include Milwaukee at Cleveland 2 0, Boston vs Baltimore, Texas vs Minnesota, and Chicago at California with several 2 15 pm starts.
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Robby Manages Split Personality On Cleveland Team
Frank Robinson talks about balancing roles as player and manager with the Indians at a Wahoo Club luncheon. He praises lineup decisions and reflects on opening day crowd energy, team spending, and key players like Frank Duffy and Boog Powell.
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Song and dance carry Palmer to Leaders in Winners Circle
Palm Springs AP. Sandra Palmer and Jocelyne Bourassa delivered a lively show as the second round closed at the Winners Circle Ladies PGA Championship, the richest women’s golf event. Palmer shot 70 to a 149 total, while Montreal’s Betsy Cullen and Jan Ferraris stood at 143 with Debbie Austin at 142. Bourassa, smiling, cited her confidence as she closed with a 70 for 141.
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