Cavaliers Dominate Celtics in 106 87 Eastern Final Game Four
Cavaliers rout Boston 106 87 behind Bingo Smith 27 points on 13 of 17 shooting and Nate Thurmond 12 points six blocks in 37 minutes. Austin Carr adds 11 in fourth as Cleveland seizes momentum with best game of series returning to Boston tied 2 2.
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Cavs tied Celtics 2-2 after wild playoff clash
Cavaliers rally to 106-87 win over Boston as John Havlicek leaves early with injury and the series shifts to Game 5 in Boston. Cleveland’s defense clamps down in the second half after a tight first half, sending the series to a pivotal 2-2 tie.
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Record-Setting Elyria Sectional Track Posts Five New Marks
Elyria sectionals preview shows five new standards set in the prelims at Ely Stadium. Greg Jones of Elyria West leads AA sprint marks with 9.8 in the 100 and 22.1 in the 220. Eugene Wilson ties Lorain County 21.5 in AAA 220, while Harrison Thrist jumps 22-4 1 2 for Elyria. Oberlin’s Todd Wigton clears 14 3 4 for AA pole vault, Brookside’s Fragassi wins AA discus 149 10, and Westlake’s Calleson 152 1 wins AAA. Final noon finals feature Hoskin Wilson Burkey Madison and Garcia among top contenders.
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Bold Forbes and Honest Pleasure Set For Preakness Rematch
Kentucky Derby winner Bold Forbes and beaten favorite Honest Pleasure are favored to duel again in the 101st Preakness at Pimlico. Laz Barrera predicts a fast race on a swift track, with contenders Elocutionist Cojak and Play The Red likely unable to beat the front two. Baeza rides Bold Forbes against Honest Pleasure as both prepare despite prior hoof issues and medical treatments.
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Elyria netters advance to district tennis action
Three Elyria players reach the Par ma Class AAA District Tennis Tournament after sectional play at Oberlin College. Jim Berman finished third in singles, while the doubles team of Eric Ziscak and Tom Persons claimed a Tri ple-A final loss but advanced. additional players from Bay and Southview also earned district spots.
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Indians Beat Tigers Behind Big 3 At Bat
Rick Manning Rico Carty and George Hendrick combined to reach base 15 times as Cleveland defeated Detroit 6-3. Manning had three singles a triple and four runs. Carty doubled twice singled and drove in three. Hendrick added two singles two walks and two RBIs. Tiger pitcher Joe Coleman lasted two innings while Tom Buskey earned the win in relief.
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Major League baseball matchups across league schedule
Baseball night features games across AL and NL with notable pitchers: Colborn and Eakins duel in Milwaukee Boston, Cuellar faces Pigueron in New York, Dobson starts Cleveland at Detroit, Briles meets Mitchell in Texas Oakland, Blyleven and Redfern on Minnesota at California, Gossage and Splittorff in Chicago at Kansas City, Pay in Los Angeles visiting Medich in Pittsburgh, Strom at Frailing in San Diego Chicago, Seaver at Cincinnati, Warthen and Kirby for Montreal at Atlanta, Caldwell at St Louis, Lonborg at Houston, and various city matchups completing the card.
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