Showdown in the NBA Eastern clash and West finals preview
The 1980-81 NBA season centers on Philadel phia and Boston in the East with the 76ers and Celtics tied for the best record, while Kansas City and Houston surprise by reaching the West final despite losing regular season records. Kansas City looks to win the West while the East series may push to the limit with home court and rest factors shaping the outcome.
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Kansas City
Philadelphia
Boston
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Rockets
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Giants
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Sixers
Vikings blank Buckeyes in second game no hitter
Cleveland State pitcher Ken Jayjack a junior righty hurled a two hitless innings in a 4-0 nightcap win over Ohio State at Cleveland Stadium. In 18-4 weather, Jayjack walked one and struck out five to seal the doubleheader split after Art Vanderpohl limited Ohio State to six runs in the opener.
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Ken Jayjack
Cleveland State
Ohio State
Cleveland Stadium
Jayjack
Vikings
Art Vanderpohl
Buckeyes
Wind chilled ballparks spark Winter Warmer baseball
For games in Chicago Toronto and New York cold weather shaped results as Andy May at Yankee Stadium and Ben Oglivie in Toronto delivered key performances. Milwaukee survived 12 innings to edge Toronto while New York beat Detroit 6-2 with Reggie Jackson homering and May extending his unbeaten run.
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Yankee Stadium
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Milwaukee
Blue Jays
Reggie Jackson
Oscar Gamble
RBI
Dave Winfield
Ben Oglivie
Mike Willis
Cecil Cooper
Gorman Thomas
Mike Barlow
Paul Molitor
Robin Yount
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San Diego
LeMaster
Sauhes Raoo
Yoour Gastner
Thomas. Upshaw
Bytom
Sap Frascsco
McGraw
Sas
Cas Vackereh
Leters
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Abetth Bas Seer
Oberlin Dragons Top Fairview 2-0 In Youth Soccer
Oberlin Dragons defeated visiting Fairview 2-0 to move to 3-1 in the youth league. Jim Henderson and Vincent White scored with Jenny Shultz assisting. The Dragons had lost 2-1 at Westlake on Saturday with Billy Marshall scoring and David Sonner assisting. they host Lakewood next.
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Astros
Steve Garvey
Dusty Baker
Astrodome
Los Angeles
Giants
Padres
San Diego
Vida Blue
Gary Lavelle
Enos Cabell
San Francisco
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Fairview
Jim Henderson
Vincent White
Oberlin
Jenny Shultz
Dragons
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Billy Marshall
Dragon
David Sonner
Lakewood
Chicago and San Francisco Lead Monday Protable Prickers
A garbled sports roundup notes results and upcoming games. Philadelphia Ruthven 26 led a matchup, while Montreal and Chicago players posted notable performances. Protable Prickers schedule includes clashes with Atlanta, Los Angeles, and San Francisco as the week’s slate shifts.
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NBA Playoff Rundown Eastern Western Conference Matchups
Eastern Conference matchups show Philadelphia at Boston with dates in April and May, including Philadelphia at Boston and Boston at Philadelphia in prime times. Western Conference features Houston at Kansas City with multiple April games and May return meetings, listing TBA times.
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Boston
Padacelptia
Philadelpha
Bosna
Houston
Kansas City
Kansas Cry
Hoesten
Oosten
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Houson
Kansas
Boston Marathon Finishers and Places Across The Globe
Readable OCR lists finishers by country and state with multiple named runners. Notable entries include Toshiko Japan, Norman Wilson England, Randy Thomas Massachusetts, Dave Patterson Norri wen, Joe Spear Raleigh NC, Allison Rot New Zealand, Joan Bencst Exeter NY, and Jacquelin Gareac Mo Tre a. The fragmentary data shows genders and locations for a wide set of runners across the Boston Marathon field.
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Allison Rot
New Zealand
Patt
Catzlang Boston
Joan Bencst
Exeter
Jobe Spea
Ralega
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Mike Torrez
Don Zimmer
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Matt Keough
Rob Picciolo
Mike Heath
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Fred Lynn
Geoff Zahn
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Jerry White
White
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Keith Hernandez
Tommy Herr
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