Sonics Lead Bullets 3-1 After OT Win in Finals
Seattle defeated Washington 114-112 in overtime to take a 3-1 edge in the NBA Finals. Dennis Johnson said the team must avoid last year's letdown while Dennis Johnson and Wes Unseld led in points and rebounds amid late fouls and tense calls.
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Thompson and Stickley Top Award Winners at Handley Banquet
Thompson and Stickley headlined Handley High School awards at the 22nd Judges Athletic Association banquet held at Lee-Jackson Restaurant. Thompson from Shepherd College earned multiple honors including Outstanding Lineman and a $1000 scholarship, while Stickley headed to the University of Maryland as a walk-on and set a school passing record with over 1000 yards. Tavenner won the Boys Track Award and a $2000 top scholarship, with Hylton receiving the Snag Sargent Award.
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Hanburger Breaks Silence On Redskins Departure At Banquet
Chris Hanburger, 14 season NFL veteran and former Redskins captain, condemned his former team in a remarks laden speech at the Annual Judges Athletic Association Awards Banquet. He noted he purchased season tickets as promos and questioned front office respect while outlining six inner traits for success.
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University of Colorado
Handley to Lose Two Coaches in Year End Resignations
Ken Happel resigns as Handley baseball coach after two seasons with a 10 10 record. Ashby steps down from wrestling coaching duties at end of school year leaving teaching role. Ashby built the program from scratch and reflects on its rise and future readiness.
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Sampson to Announce College Of His Choice Tomorrow
Ralph Sampson, 7 foot 3 inch basketball star from Harrisonburg, will announce his college choice at a 7 p.m. news conference in Harrisonburg High School gym Thursday. He has not yet made a final decision but is close. Virginia Tech and Virginia coaches plan to attend. Maryland speculation is denied.
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