Gretzky and Canadiens in Cup Final Showdown
Montreal holds home ice advantage and a 60 playoff record at the Forum while the Kings post a 64 road mark. Patrick Roy anchors a strong Canadiens defense as their offense awakens under Jacques Demers. Kirk Muller notes the team’s confidence to defend and score when needed.
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Nicklaus May Skip British Open If Health Worsens
Jack Nicklaus, 53, weighs skipping this year’s British Open if his form at the Memorial Tournament stays uneven. He has played the Open since turning pro in 1962, winning three times, but double and triple missed cuts in recent years raise the possibility. Nicklaus cites travel, cold weather, and reduced enjoyment as factors, though he plans to play Oakmont if able. Palmer is this year’s Memorial honoree, and autograph restrictions are in effect at Muirfield Village.
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Top seeds survive to quarterfinals at French Open
Pete Sampras led the top three seeds to the quarterfinals in Paris with a 63 7 6 win over Malinair Washington. Jim Courier saved a set and then defeated Muster 63 2 6 6 2 to reach the last eight. Stefan Edberg beat Haarhuis 64 3 6 63 7 6 to join Sampras and Courier in the quarterfinals, with Bruguera and Medvedev advancing in later matches.
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Indians at Yankees and Padres at Braves TV and radio guide
Listings show 7:35 p.m. Indians at Yankees on TBS and 7:35 p.m. Padres at Braves. Radio feeds WKNA 1220 AM WEOL 930 AM. Basketball Sonics at Suns at 9 p.m. Boxing NABF lightweight Auslas vs Sample. Hockey Kings at Canucks on ESPN at 7:30 p.m.
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Football and racing notes from leagues and Indy 500 results
CFL trades include James West to Lions for Leo Brown while Ottawa resigns VP GM Dan Rambo. NHL Devils announce Hesb Grooks resignation. Churchill Downs suspends jockey Pat Boy. UMass names Lamar Chance as assistant sports information director. Indy 500 results list drivers, positions, car numbers and speeds with hometowns and sponsors.
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Racing results list with drivers and laps
A long readout lists drivers from various nationalities with car brands Lola and chassis details, lap counts, speeds, earnings, and misprints. The table shows Hiro Matsushita and Didier Theys among others, with times, crashes, gear issues, and penalties noted alongside race statistics such as time of race, average speed, and lap leaders.
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Transactions Stirred by Baseball Moves Across Leagues
American Langue Boston Red Sox optioned Ron Ryan and Tatchar to Pawtucket in the International League. Jim Byrd recalled from vawduck at Oakland Athletics. Troy Neal and Marcos Armas sent to Tacoma in the Pacific Coast League, Craig Paquene and Henry Marcedes recalled from Tacoma. NBA IBA fined the Chicago Bulls 25000 for player availability to the media.
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Jordan's 6 threes power Bulls past Knicks in playoff game
Michael Jordan scored six three-pointers and 81 points as the Bulls beat the Knicks, tying an NBA playoff record for threes and prompting a postgame round of silence from Jordan. Scottie Pippen added a late basket as Chicago pulled ahead, while Horace Grant and Charles Oakley led rebounding. The win shifts the series to a best two of three.
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Chicago Beats New York In Conference Semifinals
In the Eastern Conference finals update, Chicago defeated New York 105 to 95 at home, with Chicago leading by 22 points in a strong performance ahead of the next games. The Western Conference featured Phoenix with a 101 total on Sunday, highlighting ongoing playoff momentum.
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Bulls Top Knicks 105 95 in Offense Packed Box Score
New York met Chicago as Oakley led the Bulls with 24 points and 12 rebounds while Starks and Rivers contributed strong scoring. Pippen paced Chicago with 13 points and 7 rebounds as Chicago outscored New York 28 26 22 in the final periods. Rebounds favored New York 49 to 43. fouls and turnovers listed for both sides.
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Hawks seek new coach after playoff loss to Bulls
Wilkens, 55, would replace Bob Weiss fired after the Hawks opening round playoff exit to Chicago. Rick Pitino and Doug Collins declined Hawks overtures. Arkansas coach Nolan Richardson also interviewed but withdrew.
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Wilkens resigns as Cavaliers coach after playoff exit
Former Cavaliers coach Wilkens steps down after Cleveland’s second round elimination by the Chicago Bulls. A defense oriented leader, he won the 1979 title with the Seattle SuperSonics and guided Cleveland to 50 or more wins in three of his seven seasons, including the recent year.
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Michael Jordan faces pressure amid public scrutiny and private fears
James Jordan discusses Michael Jordan's gambling question, fame, and the media boycott. He says Michael would not gamble if he could not afford it and links his behavior to a competitive nature. He calls Michael a prisoner of visibility and notes the extreme scrutiny.
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