Celtics and Lakers Clinch Narrow Playoff Leads
The Celtics beat the 76ers 115 to 104 as Bird and Barkley spark a late run while Magic Johnson and the Lakers topple the Nuggets 120 to 116. Key performances include Bird 4 of 15 shooting for 15 points and Barkley 20 points for Philadelphia.
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Celtics
McHale
Bird
Parish
D. Johnson
Wedman
Maxwell
Iie
Williams
Buckner
Care
Philadelphia
Barkley
Malone
Cheeks
Toney
Richardson
Jones
C. Johnson
Piladeia
Ange 1A
is—Wedman
Toneye
Boston
Mettale
Asasts
Erving
BB. Coe
Revco Cleveland Marathon top 20 finishers listed
The Revco Cleveland Marathon and 10 kilometer race results list the top 20 men and women with times and hometowns. Notable finishes include Detmetrio Cabanilla Salt Lake City 2 18 57 and Heidi Bible Columbus 2 55 13, with many names from Ohio and neighboring states.
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Cleveland
Detmetrio Cabanilla
Salt Lake City
Ted Rupe
Warren
Ohio
Bob Schlau
Charleston
Steve Travis
Rich Harter
State College
Allen Charo
Columbus
David Gentile
Brooklyn
Chris Miller
Massidoi
Norberto Segura
Ogden
Utah
Philip Brett
Chicago
James Stanley
Grosse Pointe Park
Mich
John Roseman
Bedford
Richard Oldrieve
Westlake
Dusald Luschek
Lorain
Joe Fodor
Akron
Kevin Olding
Celina
John Ochs
Yuma
Artz
S. Mark Courtney
Mercer
Ronald Toby
Gregory Frink
Stow
Kitty Console
Kent
Heidi Bible
Deborah Dye
Hay Village
Denise Obra
Jan Sleyko
Ginoy Gontero
Ruchardeon
Kion Hille
Donna Lewin
Peggy Wise-Black
Guvahoga
Janet Hancock
Fowler
Iod
Judy McBiney
Piqua
Ghia
Michelle Fain
Cheryl Harris
Cincinnat
Glenda Slaymaker
Clyde
Youngstown
Mike Musyoki
el Paso
Texas
Rolmutes
Dave Murphy
Louisville
Adnan Leek
Johnson City
Tenn
Sam Nagtia
Paul Lockhart
Toronto
Filbert Bayi
I Paso
Tom Hysocki
Canyon Lake
Calif
Gary Romessor
Rick Brill
Paul Malott
New Castle
Tony Roblex
Milwaukee
Wis
Andy Palmér
Madahaska
Maine
Tom Ott
Crewe Cover
Ant
Indy 500 qualifying lineup shows wide field and speeds
Indianapolis May 26 lineup lists four lap speeds and driver ages for entrants led by Mario Andretti 211.876 mph and Emerson Fittipaldi 211.322 mph. includes Al Unser, Danny Sullivan, Rick Mears, and others from multiple teams across Cosworth and Lola mounts.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Mario Andretti
Nazareth
Lola- Cosworth
Emerson Fittipaldi
Brasil
Noad
Cosworth
Don Whittington
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
al Unser
Albuquerque
N.M
Dany Sullivan
Louisville
Geott Brabham
San Clemente
Calif
Poe
Rick Mears
Bakersfield
March
al Unser Jr
M.M
Lola-Cosworth
Bill Whittington
Tom Snéva
Paradise Valley
Ariz
Eagle-Cosworth
Dick Simon
San Juan Capistrano
Michael Andretti
Roberta Guerrero
Colombia
Danny Ongais
Santa Ana
Josefe Garza
Mexico
San Diego Clinches Lead in Best of Seven Soccer Series
San Diego defeats Baltimore 7 to 3 to take a 1 0 series lead Sunday May 18 with games set May 22 and May 28. Remaining schedule includes Baltimore at San Diego and San Diego at Baltimore with times listed. playoff dates subject to change.
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Baltimore
San Diego
Ireday
Meee
Breakdown of 1987 college football scoring highlights and stats
The record lists multiple games with scoring plays, passes, runs, and receiving totals. It covers New Jersey and Denver in a detailed box score style, including player names like Walker Flutie Gagliano B Johnson and Broughton, with rushing, passing, and receiving tallies, plus kick details and per period scoring notes.
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NJ Walker
Flutie
Ruzekick
Ti Ben—L. Harris
Gagliano
Asmay
PG Ruzek
Den—B. Jonson
Agmus
Nj—Walker
Ruzek
Den—B. Johnson
Asus
Gers Pertod
Asmaus
New Jersey
Walker
Carthon
Denver
B. Johnson
M. Lewis
Gagliate
Broughton
L. Harris
BR Johnson
Steal
White
Lewis
Multiple MLB Trades and Roster Moves Include Indians Royals Rangers
Baseball notes show Jeff Barkley recalled by Cleveland from Maine in the International League while Carmen Castillo is optioned out. Kansas City waives Larry Gura for unconditional release. Texas places Tommy Dunbar on the 15 day list and calls up Oddibe McDowell. Houston DL lists Dickie Thon and activates Bert Pena. Expos activate Gary Lucas and option Ed Glynn. Mets name Glenn Abbott as coach in Little Falls. Pirates send Rafael Belliard to Hawaii and recall Ray Krawczyk. Basketball cuts in Long Island and New Orleans signs Dave Jaymer. San Antonio names Gil Steinke head coach after Jim Bates resigns. College Steward Community College names Don Smith head basketball coach.
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Cleveland Indians
Jeff Barkley
Maine
Carmen Castillo
Kansas City Royals
Larry Gura
Texas Rangers
Tommy Dunbar
Oddibe McDowell
Oklahoma City
Houston Astros
Dickie Thon
Bert Pena
Montreal Expos
Gary Lucas
Ed Glynn
Tedianapolis
NEW York Mets
Glenn Abbott
Little Falls
Pittsburgh Pirates
Rafael Belliard
Hawaii
Ray Krawczyk
Long Island Knights
Andre Hawkins
Miles McPartland
Davyl Odum
Bob McNamee
Maurice Sanford
NEW Orleans Saints
Dave Jaymer
SAN Antonio Gunslingers
Jim Bates
Gil Steinke
College Steward Community College
Don Smith
Gomez Wins Narrow Bout For Junior Lightweight Title
Wilfredo Gomez of Puerto Rico defeats Rocky Lockridge to claim the junior lightweight title in a tense San Juan bout. The bout date and full card details are unclear, with scattered references to other heavyweight and regional matchups including Larry Holmes and Muhammad Ali era names.
Rutherford leads requalifiers for 69th Indy 500
Johnny Rutherford posts 208.254 mph to top the requalifiers list as Derek Daly Kevin Cogan and Rich Vogler also make the 33 car field. The day raises overall speed to 208.138 mph while several rivals fail to qualify.
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George Snider
Bakersfield
Calif
Tony Bettenhausen
Indianapolis
Lola Cosworth
Johnny Rutherford
Fort Worth
Texas
Cosworth
Derek Daly
Ireland
Kevin Cogan
Redondo Beach
Macet-Costrarth
Rich Vogler
Rerookie Saterday
John Paul Jr
Chet Filip
Grona
Lola
Sekar
Nola
March-Cosworth
Jim Craveford
Gary Ronberg
Ridder
Knight Newspapers
Rutherford
Steve C
Michael Roe
Pete Halsmer
Teo Fabi
Hendricks Sets UDRA Jet Car Record at Norwalk
Norwalk Raceway Park saw UDRA record highs as Aggie Hendricks in a jet dragster clocked 5.53 seconds at 264 mph to win the two out of three match race against Don Garlits. Garlits finished 5.88 at 248 in the final run, after earlier red lighting and engine trouble. Other winners included Denny Floyd in Super Pro and Russ Simmons in Pro at the UDRA event.
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Norwalk
United Drag Racing Association
Norwalk Raceway Park
Aggie Hendricks
Hendricks
UDRA
Don “Big Daddy
Garlits
Hendrick
Elyrians
Jeff Gregory
Elyria
Mansfield
Troy Jarrett
Gregory
Jarrett
Wellington
Russ Simmons
Wadsworth
Barney Barnhart
Margo Floyd
Doug Risner
Milan
Risner
Fremont
Don Stokes
Oberlin
Laura Stanfield
UDA
Don Garlits
Butch Osmen
Canton
Dragster
Vernon Saunders
Don Gerardo
Monroeville
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Camaro
Topic
Bud Williams
Downingsgrove
Ill
Corvette
West Salem
Greg Addis
Akron
Addis
Mark Provost
North Olmsted
Gary Deeks
Brook Park
Bill Hewitt
Deeks
Hewitt
Kawasaki
Honda
Massillon
Jimi Strawn
Dana Williamson
Gomez Seizes WBA Junior Lightweight Title In Split Decision
Wilfredo Gomez of Puerto Rico won the WBA junior lightweight title by split decision over Rocky Lockridge, claiming his third world title. Mike Clarkin pitched five innings of five-hitter and Tim Mcintosh drove in the go ahead run in Minnesota's 5-3 win over Ohio State to clinch the Big Ten baseball tournament title. Chris Evert Lloyd defeated Steffi Graf 6-4 7-5 to win the West German Open. Pam Shriver beat Kathy Jordan 6-4 6-1 to win the Victorian Indoor Championships. Joe Dial cleared 19 feet 2% inches to set the American pole vault record at the Oklahoma Invitational. Jack Nicklaus II won the North and South Amateur, defeating Tom McKnight 2 and 1 at Pinehurst No. 2.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Wilfredo Gomez
World Boxing Association
Rocky Lockridge
Ann Arbor
Mich
Mike Clarkin
Tim Mcintosh
Minnesota
Ohio State
Gophers
Dial
Marlow
Manhattan
Kan
Pinehurst
N.C
Jack Nicklaus II
Tom McKnight
Galax
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
University of North Carolina
Pinehurst County Club
Holmes Reflects On Career As He Returns To Spotlight
The piece portrays Larry Holmes as a blue collar champion who trained with legends like Joe Frazier and Ali. He studies past fights, aims to define his identity, and emphasizes dignity while resisting overhype and avoiding a rapid decline.
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Joe Frazier
Ali
Frazier
Holmes
Larry
Ernie Shavers
Renaldo Snipes
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