Celtics spoil Dr. J farewell in Boston
Julius Erving scored 28 in his last regular season at Boston Garden but the Celtics defeated the 76ers 118 to 100. Danny Ainge led Boston with 30 points as reserves contributed 57 points while injuries sidelined key players for both teams. Erving eyes playoff run with retirement planned after season.
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Trail Blazers Top Spurs Behind Drexler Kerry Scoring
Trail Blazers defeated the Spurs 135 to 113 as Clyde Drexler put up 31 points and Jerome Kersey added 11 with a career high 28 in both the second and fourth quarters. Bulls beat Knicks 115 96 as Michael Jordan scored 33 with 11 of those in a pivotal third quarter before leaving the game with a sprained wrist. Bulls improve with four wins in 13 contests while the team moves in the standings.
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Pistons rally past Sonics 108 107 in Seattle
Detroit edges Seattle 108 107 as Mahorn Johnson and Rodman contribute in a tight finish. Seattle Chambers and Gaudet lead with double figures while Boston Celtics top Philadelphia 118 100 with Bird and McHale starring.
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Lyle Captures TPC Victory In Majors Talk
In Ponte Vedra, Sandy Lyle of Scotland wins the Tournament Players Championship after a rain-soaked finish, beating Jeff Sluman on the third playoff hole. He earns 180000 dollars and a 10 year exemption to all American Tour events, framing the event as a major in the making. Pat Bradley wins the LPGA Turquoise Classic in Phoenix for her 22nd tour title, while Bruce Crampton overtakes Bob Charles to win the GTE Senior Classic in Simi Valley.
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Nettles Hopes to Earn Big Role with Braves This Spring
Graig Nettles, 42, continues to impress as he seeks the Braves first base spot replacing Bob Horner. He homered Friday against the Yankees and powered three homers plus a double in Sundays 12 1 Braves win over the Orioles. Nettles says he stays streaky but increasingly proves he can play.
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NHL playoff scramble tightens in final week
The Penguins and Canucks are out of playoff contention as the Hawks North Stars and Leafs pull into a tight fight for the final spots. Edmonton clinches its sixth straight division title while Hartford closes in on its first postseason berth as Toronto gains life with a Winnipeg win.
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Moran 699 Highlight in Weekend Bowling Standings
Moran led weekend bowling with a 699 set at Elyria Bowl with games of 236 244 and 219. Steve Glass nearly matched a record with a 280 in the Friday Nite 900 event at Elyria. Jerry Ruth led Jacks and Jills in Grafton with 669 while Mark Gradek posted a 714 in the Grafton Classic.
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Tennessee women win NCAA title with 67 44 rout of Tech
Sheila Frost came off the bench to score 13 points as Tennessee women upset Louisiana Tech 67 44 in Austin to capture the NCAA championship. Other college notes include Notre Dame’s David Rivers honored as Most Courageous by the US Basketball Writers Association and Rick Pitino named Kodak Coach of the Year for 1986 87.
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Baseball Giants and others reshuffle rosters in minor leagues
Multiple MLB teams assign players to minor leagues or release them. Indians send Bell and Syverson to reassignment. Royals release Uegur and Rudy Law. Mariners assign Clark and Ferreira to Calgary. Cubs reassign Ball Wade Rowdon. Reds release Venable. Expos Rights outright Rugerole and Smith. Pirates assign Crstefani and Prince. Athletics place Davies. Booker Morris Pagnoz to Louisville. Giants send Price to Phoenix. Warriors sign Washburn. Mets sign Martin. St Joseph's names Turner head coach.
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East vs West basketball game reports uneven box score
East and West teams competed with multiple players listed across scoring lines. Key names include Bogues, Houston, Blackwell for East and Moten, Kevin Johnson, McCalister for West with totals showing East 38-48 field goals and West 28-34. Fouls and three pointers noted, final margins not clearly stated due to fragmented OCR.
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Mavs edge Cavs in tense late-night clash
Dallas held a 99-97 lead with 57 seconds left as Tarpley and Harper traded late shots. Sam Perkins’ dunk sealed a 101-98 Cleveland loss after Wilkens lamented slow defense and poor late-game fouling. Price’s long jumper rimmed out as Cleveland had led late.
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Indiana and Syracuse players discuss goals and scoring
Indiana guards Darryl Thomas and teammates push toward a national title as Syracuse rival guards Monroe Coleman and Triche rate scoring, with Thomas saying the Hoosiers are pleased but far from finished and Coleman aiming to be a freshman national champion with Syracuse.
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