Raiders win antitrust case move to Los Angeles
An all female jury found the NFL violated Sherman Antitrust Act by blocking the Raiders move to Los Angeles. Judge ordered damage phase. Raiders seek about 213 million. Davis vows to push Raiders to Los Angeles. NFL to appeal. Coliseum and Raiders discuss future business arrangements.
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Thornton's homer sparks Indians win in Oakland
In a 15-6 Cleveland rout of Oakland, Andre Thornton hit his seventh homer and three RBI as part of a four-run sixth inning. Mike Hargrove, Von Hayes, and Hayes also drove in runs, while Rick Sutcliffe built the lead after replacing Rick Waits. Tensions flared when Heath blocked Thornton's path and Sutcliffe pledged to throw, prompting Martin to confront the pitcher before Kunkel restrained him.
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Baldwin-Wallace leads after first day at OAC track meet
Four conference records fall as Baldwin-Wallace tops the standings at Finnie Stadium with 28 points after three events led by top qualifiers in three sprints and the long jump. Ohio Wesleyan and Mount Union close behind as 10,000 meters finals loom. John Timmons of Ohio Wesleyan set a meet record in the 10,000 meters.
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Sixers topple Bucks to face Celtics in title series
Maurice Cheeks scored 26 and added six assists as the 76ers beat Milwaukee 102 90 to advance to meet Boston in Game 1 of the conference finals. Andrew Toney added 18, while Mickey Johnson led Milwaukee with 23 points.
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Sneed Opens Houston Lead Widens To Two Strokes
Sneed tops the Houston Open after a 1-under 70 to reach 8-under 134 through 36 holes, two strokes ahead of Peter Oosterhuis and Bob Shearer. Windy conditions challenged players as Sneed, 37, sought his first PGA win since 1977 after posting five birdies and four bogies. He reflected on wind and course familiarity while noting Thursday’s 64.
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