NBA Playoff Schedule and Ballot Highlights
Eastern and Western Conference series recap with Denver and Los Angeles advancing. Boston and Detroit tied 2-2 after recent games. Playoff broadcast slate lists multiple channels and times for baseball, boxing, golf, tennis, USFL, and other sports events across Friday to Sunday with NBA playoff coverage and Defensive Player of the Year voting details.
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Quebec Edges Philadelphia 4 2 to Take series lead
In the NHL playoff report the Quebec Nordiques beat the Philadelphia Flyers 4 to 2 to claim a 2 1 lead in the best of seven series. Gosselin made 41 saves on 38 shots for Quebec while Lindbergh stopped 21 shots for Philadelphia.
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Northfield Thursday Racing Card and Hockey Scores
Summary of Northfield horse racing results with multiple races listed from First to Tenth, including payouts like Perfecta and Quinella. Also includes an Edmonton vs Chicago hockey game box score with period scores, penalties, and goaltender saves. Attendance noted as 1,854 with mutuel handle of 234,888.
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Multiple Sports Transactions Across Pro Teams and Track
A wide slate of moves includes Willie Aikens placed on waivers for unconditional release by Toronto. Westchester Golden Apples ownership transfers to Ed Rohan. Long Island Knights sign a host of players led by Roosevelt Chapman and others. NFL signings feature Bears Marty, Lions, Colts, Chiefs, Dolphins, Patriots, Buccaneers. Also notes retirements and resignations at Dolphins, Buccaneers, Anaheim and Seattle.
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Mike Henderson
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Maurice Sanford
Ron Stewart
Tom Schreyer
Chicago Bears
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Kevin Potter
Detroit Lions
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Duane Galloway
Mark Royster
Ron Cross
Scott Barrows Ward
Jack Keslar
Ken Jaeber
Jeff Pierzynski
Indianapolis Colts
Jeff Tootle
Kansas City Chiefs
Andy Hill
William Purse
Willie Green
Charles Merritt
Scott Polk
Bennie Thompson
Jeff Willams
Bernard Young
Kevin Russell
Frank Ramnson
Charles Robinson
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Steve Tobin
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Bob Mocarski
Melvin Robinson
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Lucious Delegal
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Allen Dale Campbell
Willie Moore
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Soccer semifinals scheduled amid cross league clash in May
Pro semifinal pairings include San Diego at Minnesota and Baltimore at Cleveland with kickoff times around 3:35 to 7:00 pm. Baltimore hosts Cleveland in one Friday match while San Diego faces Baltimore in another key fixture shaping the title race.
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Boxing results across cities highlight notable knockouts and decisions
AP boxing briefs from Atlantic City Detroit and Los Angeles report Jesse Ferguson beating outpointing Buster Douglas in a heavyweight action. Leon Spinks stops Sam Leonard while Ramon Perez stops David Cabrera. Jiro Watanabe defends or challenges title in Tokyo context. Bobby Czyz defeats Mike Fisher in West Orange engagement.
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Budd Gardner Classic Leads Irving Golf Field
American pro Robert Wren carded a 66 in the opening round of the Buddy Gardner Caldwell Classic at Las Colinas Cray Stadler and Payne Stewart posted 63 and 64 respectively as top finishers. Other notable scores included Mark Wiebe Jodie Yfudd Don Hammond and Dan Halidorson with rounds in the high 60s.
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Flyers rely on one defense in 4-2 win over Nordiques
Philadelphia's defense anchors a 4-2 victory as Brad Marsh and teammates steady the backline in the NHL semifinals. Mark Howe and Ed Hospodar contribute as Doug Crossman indicates focus on surviving. The win gives the Flyers a 2-1 series edge in the Wales Conference finals.
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O'Grady silent in lead at Byron Nelson Classic
Mac O'Grady shot 8 under 63 to lead the Byron Nelson Classic in Irving Texas. He refused to speak to reporters citing past embarrassment from coverage, while rookie Andy Magee matched him early with a 64 and finished one behind.
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Mancini retires from boxing at age 24 after title reign
Ray Mancini, former WBA lightweight champion, announces retirement citing desire not to train or take more punishment. He won the title May 8, 1982, by KO of Arturo Frias and drew fan acclaim, including a TV film about him.
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