Sullivan wins Indy 500 with daring 360 recovery
Danny Sullivan seized a first Indy 500 victory after a dramatic 360 degree spin near the lead. He avoided the wall, kept racing and frustrated Mario Andretti in his bid for a second title as Andretti reflected on the near-miss and prayerful moment.
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Mike Harris
AP Motorsports
Indianapolis
Danny Sullivan
Sullivan
Mario Andretti
Celtics Set for Lakers Clash in NBA Finals Opener
Boston hosts Los Angeles in a best of seven series opener as the Lakers seek to avenge last year’s playoff exit. Key figures include Bird McHale Parish and Johnson for the Celtics against Johnson and the Lakers fast break.
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Lakers
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Jabbar
William R. Barnard
Boston
Los Angeles Lakers
Celtics
Denver
Pat Riley
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Dave Wohl
76Ers
Larry
Wohl
Dennis Johnson
Bird
Earvin
Magic
Johnson
Minneapolis
California
Barfield's 9th inning homer gives Blue Jays 6-5 win over Indians
Jesse Barfield delivered a two out solo shot in the ninth to lift Toronto past Cleveland 6-5. The homer extended his hitting streak to 16 games, the longest in the American League this season, and tied the Blue Jays for a club record with a seventh straight victory. Barfield fouled off multiple pitches before homering off Keith Creel, who had two quick strikes.
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Chuck Melvin
Cleveland
Jesse Barfield
Barfield
Toronto
Cleveland Indians
Keith Creel
Creel
Blue Jays
Bobby Cox
Irwin wins Memorial in tight finish over Wadkins
Hale Irwin birdied the twelfth and or closed with a clutch wedge as he edged Lanny Wadkins by one stroke at Muirfield Village to claim his second Memorial title in three years. Wadkins shot 74 to finish one back.
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Jim Jablonski
Dublin
Lanny Wadkins
Texan
Hale Irwin
Irwin
Muirfield Village Golf Club
Jack Nicklaus
Wadkins
Bale
Bishop Pilla and the Indians Prospect in Cleveland
A letter argues Bishop Anthony Pilla of the Cleveland Diocese should take charge of the Indians. It contends LeFevre runs the team secretly from New York and cites the ONeill estate as potential diocese wealth. The piece imagines revenue growth, farm system investments, and long term profits if the diocese owned the club, ending with skepticism about divine intervention.
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Dave LeFevre
O’neill
Pat O'Neill
Bishop Pilla
Padres
Cardi
Nals
Ohio
Indians
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Reds
Steve LeMar
Gabe Paul
Vernon Stouffer
Stouffer
Litton Corp
Litton
George Steinbrenner
Nick Mileti
Mileti
Ted Bonda
Steve O'Neill
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