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National BaiketnaU Association Playoffs At A Glance By The Associated Press FINALS (Best of Seven) i Philadelphia leads series 24) Sunday, May Z 2 Philadelphia 113, Los Angeles 107 Thursday, May H Philadelphia 103, Los Angeles 93 Sunday, May 29 Philadelphia at Los Angeles Tuesday, May 31 Philadelphia at Los Angeles, (n) Thursday. June 2 Los Angeles at Philadelphia, (n), if necessarySnnday, June 5 Philadelphia at Lae Angeles, if necessary Wednesday, June 8 Los Angeles at Philadelphia, (n), if necessary Major League Baseball At A Glance By The Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST DIVISION W. .L Pet. GB Boston 24 17 585 _ Toronto 23 18 .561 1 Milwaukee 21 18 .538 2 Baltimore 23 20 .535 2 New York 20 21 488 4 Cleveland 19 22 .463 5 Detroit 18 22 . 450 5V4 WEST DIVISION California 24 18 571 Oakland 22 20 .524 2 Texas 22 20 .524 2 Kansas City 19 18 .514 2V4 Minnesota 21 23 .477 4 Chicago 16 24 .400 7 Seattle 17 28 .378 8H Thursday’s Games Boston 7, Toronto 2 Texas 3, Chicago 1 Kansas City 8, Baltimore 2 Only games scheduled Friday’s Games Minnesota (Havens 3-4 and Filson 1-0) at Detroit (Morris 3-5 and Rozema 1-0) Boston (Tudor 2-2) at Toronto (Clancy 4-2), (n) California (Kison 6-1) at Cleveland (Blyleven 2-2), (n) Oakland (Norris 4-4) at New York (Guidry 5-3), (n) Seattle (Perry 2-6) at Milwaukee (McClure 1-6), (n) Texas (Tanana 1-0) at Chicago (Hoyt 36), (n) Baltimore (G. Davis 2-1) at Kansas City (Gura 4-5), (n) Saturday's Games Boston at Toronto Minnesota at Detroit Texas at Chicago California at Cleveland, (n) Oakland at New York, (n) Seattle at Milwaukee, (n) Baltimore at Kansas City, (n) Sunday’s Games Boston at Toronto Minnesota at Detroit Oakland at New York California at Cleveland Texas at Chicago Seattle at Milwaukee Baltimore at Kansas City NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST DIVISION W. L.Pct. GB St. Louis 22 16 .579 - Montreal 21 17 .553 1 Philadelphia 18 17 .514 2Vi Pittsburgh 16 21 .432 5H Chicago 16 24 .400 7 NSW York 15 24 385 7t4 WEST DIVISION Los Angeles 29 12 .707 Atlanta 27 15 .643 2V4 San Francisco 22 20 .524 7*4 Cincinnati 19 25 .432 UV4 Houston 19 26 .422 12 San Diego 17 24 .415 12 Thursday's Games Montreal at Philadelphia, ppd. rain Pittsburgh 6, Cincinnati 4 Chicago 5, Atlanta 1 St. Louis 5, Houston 3 San Francisco 5, Los Angeles 3 Only games scheduled Friday’s Games Pittsburgh (Candelaria 3-4) at Cincinnati (Soto 6-2), (n) Chicago (Rainey 4-4) at Atlanta (P.Perez 5-1), (n) Montreal (Sanderson 3-4) at Philadelphia (Carlton 6-3), (n) St. Louis (Andujar 3-6) at Houston (Ruhle 0-1), (n) New York (Seaver 3-3) at San Diego (Show 5-2), (n) San Francisco (Hammaker 4-2) at Los Angeles (Welch 3-3), (n) Saturday's Games Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Chicago at Atlanta San Francisco at Los Angeles Montreal at Philadelphia, (n) St. Louis at Houston, (n) New York at San Diego, (n) Sunday’s Games Montreal at Philadelphia Chicago at Atlanta Pittsburgh at Cincinnati St. Louis at Houston San Francisco at Los Angeles New York at San Diego American Association By The Associated Press EAST W L Pet. GB Louisville 19 18 .514 Evansville 16 17 .485 1 Indianapolis 18 20 .474 IV4 lowa 17 19 .472 lVi WEST Denver 21 14 .600 - Oklahoma City 21 16 568 1 Omaha 15 17 469 4i4 Wichita 15 21 .417 6V4 Thursday's Games Oklahoma City 9, Louisville 8, 10 innings lowa 10, Wichita 4 Indianapolis 6, Omaha 5 Denver 6, Evansville 3 Frl day's Games Louisville at Oklahoma City lowa at Wichita Indianapolis at Omaha Denver at Evansville Satur day’s Games Louisville at Oklahoma City lowa at Wichita Indianapolis at Omaha Denver at Evansville FORT WAYNE, Ind. (AP) Summary of winners Thursday night in the Indiana high school boys track and field regional meet at Fort Wayne (All distances in meters: 100—James Kelso, Ft. Wayne Elmhurst,
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10.7 (Ties meet record. Terry Milton, Elmhurst, 1962). 200—Rod Woodson. Ft. Wayne Snider. 22.0. 400—Geoffrey Williams, Ft. Wayne Snider tfl 4 800—Mark Keller, Ft. Wayne Northrop, 1:53.2 (Meet record; old record 1:54.4, Keller, 1962). 1600—Mike Mazier, West Noble, 4:19.8. 3200—Matt Grady, Muncie North, 9:19.8. 300-hurdles—Rod Woodson, Ft. Wayne Snider, 36.5 (Meet record; old record 36.7, Ron Birchfield, Ft. Wayne South, 1981). 110-hurdles—Rod Woodson, Ft. Wayne Snider, 13.8 (Meet record; old record 13.9, Dave Dumoulin, Snider, 1981; and Woodson. 1962). 400-relay—Ft.Wayne Elmhurst (Derrick Minniefield. Dennis Lee, Ken Turner, James Kelso), 42.7. 1600-relay—Muncie Central (DeJuan Branson, DeWayne Branson, Mike Bradley, Rickarto Young), 3:20.6. Pole vault—Shawn Martin, New Haven, 14Discus—Glenn Schneider, Ft. Wayne Harding, 153-6. Shot put-John Vormohr, Jay Co., 546. Long jump—Kelvin Walker, Elkhart Memorial, 23-SV« (Meet record; old record 22-11, ToddKlopfenstein, Woodlan, 1974). High jump—Mike Bums, West Noble, 7y« (Meet record; old record 6-IU4, Tom Tyree, Ft. Wayne South, 1981). Top It Team Scores 1. Ft Wayne Snider 103 2. Elkhart Memorial 31 3. Ft. Wayne Northrop 30 4. Concord 27 5. Ft. Wayne Wayne 26 6. FL Wayne Elmhurst 24 7. West Noble 22 Elkhart Central 22 Muncie Central 22 10. Ft. Wayne Harding 19 KOKOMO, Ind. (AP) Summary of winners Thursday night in the Indiana high school boys track and field regional meet at Kokomo (All distances in meters: 100—Brian VanKfyte, Lafayette Jeff, 10.86 (Meet record; old record 10.88, Bill Davis, Carmel, 1962). 200—Mike Krehnbrink, Lafayette Jeff, 22.11 (Meet record; old record 22.18, Troy Fumivaß, Warsaw, 1982). 400—Mike Krehnbrink, Lafayette Jeff, 48 55 800—Mark Rodholm, Carmel, 1:55.98. 1600—John Harter, Anderson, 4:22.59. 3200—Richie Garing, Carmel, 9:27.24. 300-hurdles—Tracy Fumivall, Warsaw, 38.05. 110-hurdles—Steve Wallace, Lebanon, 14.38 (Meet record; old record 14.7, Richard Henninger, Warren Central, 1980). 400-relay—Anderson (John Jackson, Fred McGhee, Buddy Youngblood, Robert Ellis), 43.61. 1600-relay—Anderson (Willie McGhee, Buddy Youngblood, Robert Ellis, John Harter), 3:21.19. Pole vault—Mark Sharp, Lawrence North, 14-0. Discus—Phil Schreiber, Kokomo, 166-5 (Meet record; old record 166-3, Randy Heisler, Warsaw, I 960). Shot put—Neil Fribley, Warsaw, 58-2. Long jump—Brad Atchison, Warsaw, 218. High jump—Derrick Spight, Ind pis Marshall, 6-11. Top 16 Team Scores 1. Lafayette Jeff 58 2. Warsaw 56 3. Kokomo 46 4. Noblesville 44 5. Anderson 37 6. Lebanon 31 7. Carmel 28 8. Indpls Marshall 22 Plymouth 22 10. Lawrence North 21 GARY, Ind. (AP) Summary of winners Thursday night in the Indiana high school boys track and field regional meet at Gary (All distances in meters: 100—Don Young, Gary Roosevelt, 10.19 (Meet record; old record 10.28, Sortero Burnett, Gary West, 1980). 200—Don Young, Gary Roosevelt, 21.21. 400—Jackie Armstrong, S.Bend LaSalle, 48.56. 800—Derrick Simmons, Gary Roosevelt, 1:55.95. 1600—Dan Higgs son, Hammond Gavit, 4:14.28 (Meet record; old record 4:17.36, Jeff Wallace, Kankakee Valley, 1980). 3200—Dan Higgason, Hammond Gavit, 9:30.32. 300-hurdles—Derrick Garner, Gary Roosevelt, 37.2. 110-hurdles—Erick Campbell, Gary Roosevelt, 13.81. 400-relay—Gary Roosevelt (Don Your*, Glenn Moore, Johnny Moore, Erick Camp bell), 41.08. 1600-relay—Gary Roosevelt (Derrick Simmons, Derrick Gamer, Darrell Scott, Darryl Gamer), 3:17.43. Pole vault—Frank Burke, Merrillville, 15Discus—Scott Schmok, S.Bend Riley, 173-3*4. Shot put—Mike Judge, Merrillville, 58314. Long jump—Clarence Bibbins, Gary Mann, 23-9 Vi. High jump—Scott Van Senus, Highland, 6-10.
Top 16 Team Scores 1. Gary Roosevelt 112 2. Gary Mann 35 3. Gary West 34 4. S.Bend Riley 32 5. Gary Wallace 30 6. Hammond Gavit 28 7. Mich. City Elston 27 8. Merrillville 26 9. S.Bend LaSalle 22 10. S.Bend Washington 20 BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) - Summary of winners Thursday night in the Indiana high school boys track and field regional meet at Bloomington. (All distances in meters: 100—Victor Brown, Evansville Reitz, 10.5 (Record). 200—Desman Denning, Jeffersonville, 21.9. 400—Victor Brown, Evansville Reitz, 47.3 (Record). 800—Dan Gomel, Bloomington South 1:56.1. 1600—Gary Nolley, Shelbyville, 4:17.1. 3200—Eric Rush, Bloomington South, 9:21.2 300-hurdles—Jamie Brinegar,
Bloomington North, 37.8. 110-hurdles—Bill Sears, Whiteland, 14.2. 400-relay—Evansville Basse, 42.2. 1600-relay—Evansville Reitz, 3:23.0. Pole vault—Dan Burton, Bloomington South, 154). Discus-dames Cox, Mt. Vernon, 152-4. Shot put—Brent Cole, Martinsville, 5510(4. Long jump—Keith Kelley, Evansville Harrison, 22-3 V«. High jump—Tom Vandergriff, Greenwood, 6-6 Top 16 Team Scores 1. Bloomington South 48 2. Jeffersonville 41 3. Evansville Bosse 38 4. Evansville Reitz 32 5. New Albany 30 6. Bloomington North 26 7. Columbus East 20 Evansville Harrison 20 9. Shelbyville 17 10. Columbus North 14 E vansviUe Mater Dei 14 Mt. Vernon 14 Tell City 14 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Summary of winners Thursday night in the Indiana high school boys track and field regional meet at Indianapolis (All distances in meters: 100—Glenn Carpenter, Indpls Washington, 10.8. 200—Carlton Stewart, Indpls Arlington, 21.6. 400—Ron Throckmorton, Fountain Central, 50.6. 800—Don Johnson, Terre Haute South, 1:54.2. 1600-Mike Lenahan, Terre Haute N0rth,4:22.9. 3200—Todd Crosson, Connersville, 9:23.7. 300-hurdles—Stan Williams, Indpls Washington, 37.7. 110-hurdles—Kenny Davis, Indpls Howe, 14.4. 400-relay—lndpls N. Central (John Brown, Rodney Johnson, Rod Perkins. GregTouroer), 42.9. 1600-relay—lndpls N.Central (DeWitt Akers, Shawn Holland, Bill Jones, Rod Perkins), 3:23.0. Pole vault—Michael Taylor, Indpls Manual, 14-6. Discus—Kenneth Walker, Indpls Washington. 159-4 Shot put—Doug Keale, N.Vermillion, 56544. Long jump—Terry Franklin, Indpls Chatard, 22-10. High jump—Dave Galle, Ba tes ville, 64). Top 16 Team Scores 1. Indpls N.Central 73 2. Indpls Washington 54 3. Indpls Arlington 38 4. Indpls Chatard 28 5. Indpls Ben Davis 23 6. Richmond 19*4 7. Terre Haute South 19 8. Conners ville 16 Crawfords ville 16 S.Putnam 16 Thursday's Sports Transactions By The Associated Press BASEBALL American League CLEVELAND INDIANS—Sent Ed Glynn, pitcher, to Charleston of the International League and recalled Bud Anderson, pitcher, from Charleston. National League CINCINNATI REDS—Recalled Ben Hayes, pitcher, from Indianapolis of the American Association. HOCKEY National Hockey League DETROIT RED WINGS-Signed Kelly Kisio, center, to a multi-year contract. FOOTBALL Canadian Football League HAMILTON TIGER-CATS-Signed Carey La pa, linebacker, George Piva, offensive tackle, Alvin Lewis, running back, and Jim West, slotback. National Football League DALLAS COWBOYS-Signed Chuck Me Swain and Lorenzo Bouier, running backs, and Chris Schultz, tackle. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS-Signed Johnny Higgins, defensive back, Joseph Verria, nose tackle, Dennis Brown, running back, and Eddy Gordon, tight end. PITTSBURGH STEELE RS-Signed Darrell Giffenbanner and Gregg Garrity, wide receiver, Todd Sea ba ugh, linebacker, and Chet Winters and Tom Newton, running backs. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS-Signed Mike Green and Jimmy James, linebackers, Bruce Mathison, quarterback. Joaquin Zendejas, kicker, Ken Harvey, Gary Sheppard and Russell Jackson, wide receivers. Daryl Bowles and Gerald Pride, running backs, Bob Fields, tight end, Ed Carter, tackle, and Darrell Patillo, safety. United States Footbal League ARIZONA WRANGLERS-Traded Curtis Bledsoe, running back, to the Washington Federals for an undisclosed draft choice. DENVER GOLD-Announced that BUI Roth, vice president, would assume the duties of general manager. NEW JERSEY GENERALS-Traded Bobby Scott, quarterback, to the Chicago Blitz for Kari Yli-Renko, offensive lineman, and a 1984 draft Dick The Indiana High School Track Coaches Association Top 10 boys’ teams: 1. Gary Roosevelt 2. Ft. Wayne Snider 3. Indpls N.Central 4. Indpls Washington 5. Jeffersonville 6. Warsaw 7. Merrillville 8. Terre Haute North 9. Anderson 10. Chesterton United States Football League .... At A Glance Sunday, May 29 Philadelphia at Boston New Jersey at Washington Los Angeles at Oakland
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Defense gives 76ers 2-0 edge
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - A sticky defense that shut off the Los Angeles Lakers for most of the fourth quarter saved the Philadelphia 76ers when Moses Malone, who had saved them many times before, was not around to do the job. The 76ers beat the Lakers 10393 Thursday night, rolling to a 20 advantage in the best-of-seven National Basketball Association championship series. Philadelphia held the Lakers
Giants win sixth in row; Cubs and Cards prevail
By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Sports Writer “Dodger Blue” makes Bill Laskey see red. “It really pumps me up,” says the San Francisco pitcher of the Giants’ rivalry with the Los Angeies Dodgers. The adrenaline was obviously flowing for Laskey Thursday night when he helped the Giants beat their intrastate California foes 5-3 for his sixth straight victory. “I really didn’t learn about this rivalry until last year, when I beat Fernando Valenzuela, and then I saw how our guys and the fans reacted,” said Laskey, 6-4, who pitched into the eighth inning before needing relief help from Greg Minton. Jeff Leonard slugged two home runs and Jack Clark added a solo shot to power the Giants to their sixth straight victory in Los Angeles. The loss snapped the Dodgers’ fourgame winning streak. In other National League action, it was Pittsburgh 6, Cincinnati 4; Chicago 5, Atlanta 1 and St. Louis 5, Houston 3. Rain washed out the PhiladelphiaMontreal game. Pirates 6, Reds 4 Mike Easier drove in three
Indians win on homer
By The Associated Press Charlie Leibrandt slammed a three-run homer to help the Indianapolis Indians extend their American Association winning streak to a half-dozen games. A pair of unearned runs in the last two innings sealed the Indians’ 6-5 win over Omaha. In other action Thursday night, Oklahoma City edged Louisville 9-8 in 10 innings; lowa trounced Wichita 10-4; and Denver beat Evansville 6-3. The Indians scored the winning run when Tom Lawless lived on a fielder’s choice and stole second base. Mark Gilbert bounced an infield hit up the middle, but Omaha shortstop Buddy Biancalana let the ball kick off his glove and Lawless scored. Bobby Jones, who helped tie the game with a two-run double in the bottom of the ninth, lofted a sacrifice fly to score the winning run for the 89ers in the 10th inning of their game with the Redbirds. Oklahoma City scored three runs in the ninth to send the game into extra innings. Pete Mackanin’s triple brought
to 12 points in the first 11 minutes of the fourth quarter, breaking open a close game to take a 103-90 lead with 23 seconds left. With Malone on the bench with five fouls, 7-foot-2 Lakers center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 10 of those 12 points and finished with a team-high 23. “We knew they would go to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar more, because it definitely was a mismatch with me giving up five inches,” said Earl Cureton,
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runs with a sacrifice fly and two-run homer to lead Pittsburgh over Cincinnati. Easler’s sacrifice fly drove in the second run in a four-run rally in the fourth inning that gave Pittsburgh a 4-1 lead. In the sixth, Easler’s homer made it 6-1 and provided the Pirates with their eventual winning runs. Lee Tunnell, 1-1, pitched 5 1-3 innings to gain the victory. Two relievers finished up, including Kent Tekulve, who recorded his second save. The slow-starting Pirates had
home Jones for the tying run. Louisville had taken a 4-0 lead in the first with the help of a three-run homer by Mike Calise. In Wichita, Mike Diaz belted two home runs and Tom Grant had one to lift the Cubs to victory over the Aeros. Grant’s two-run homer gave lowa a 3-1 lead, and Diaz’ solo blast in the fourth made it 4-1. Wichita came back with two runs in the bottom of the fourth, including Butch Benton’s solo homer. Diaz hit a two-run shot in the ninth to cap the Cubs’ scoring.
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the 76ers’ 6-9 reserve center who was called to fill in for Malone. “But I’ve played him before, and I knew my best bet would be to try and get in front of him and deny him the ball. ” “We tried to make them beat us from the outside,” added Sixers guard Maurice Cheeks. “We got some steals, and good weaksidehelp.” Malone led all scorers with 24 points and hauled down 12 rebounds. Cheeks and Andrew
a 15-21 record before Thursday night’s game. Cubs 5, Braves 1 Bill Buckner hit a two-run double and Jay Johnstone slugged a homer as Chicago defeated Atlanta behind the combined pitching of Paul Moskau and Bill Campbell. Moskau, 3-2, scattered nine hits, walked one and fanned five before needing Campbell’s relief help in the eighth, when the Braves scored on a triple by Brett Butler and a single by Rafael Ramirez. Cardinals 5, Astros 3 George Hendrick’s three-run double keyed a four-run first inning that triggered St. Louis over Houston. Tom Herr opened the game with a walk, took second on Ken Oberkfell’s single and went to third as Lonnie Smith hit into a forceout. Keith Hernandez was intentionally walked to load the bases before Hendrick stroked a two-bagger to left-center field to make it 3-0. Willie McGee followed with a double off loser Mike LaCoss, 34, to give the Cardinals a 4-0 lead and their eventual winning run. Dave Von Ohlen, who relieved starter Bob Forsch in the third, gained the win -
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