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The Herald from Rock Hill, South Carolina • 8

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Evening Herald Thuri April 28 1983 Major league baseball Lanier surprise star for Bucks AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST DIVISION NATIONAL IEAGUE EAST DIVISION of an Injured ankle while center Dan Iaed went to the Nuggets' bench for good with 8:47 left in the third quarter after straining tendon in his left leg get the breaks" Denver Coach Doug Moo aald without lead and English I think we had a shot at winning the game The Nuggets led 49-43 with 7: 19 left in the flrat half but a 17-2 spurt by the Spun in the next 3 Vk minutes put San Antonio in controL Denver fought back to cut the deficit to 105-101 late in the game but the Spun scored 10 of the next 12 points to regain comfortable margin Five other players Including Bob Corny twice had 19 assists In one playoff game Game I of the aerlea will be Friday night in Denver while Portland behind 0-3 plays host to Loe Angeles on Friday in the other Western Johnny Moors sdded It points and a playoff-record 30 assists as San Antonio beet Denver 1M-109 for its second straight victory Boston led 38-11 midway through the second quarter when Lanier end the Bucks took control of the game Innler scored 12 points in the period and Milwaukee outscored the Celtics tt-l In one stretch to take a 51-44 advantage The Bucks Jammed the middle in an effort to neutralise strong front line The atretegy worked aa they outre bounded the Celtics M-64 Nate Archibald led the Celtics with 33 points while Sidney Mon-crlef had 33 for Milwaukee Game 3 will be In Boston Friday night 78era 96 Knlcks 91 Philadelphia held New York to nine points in the third period one more than the record low for the playoffs to wipe out the 20-point deficit Moses Malone had 30 points and 17 rebounds for the 75ers while Maurice Cheeks sdded 39 points end Julius Erving 30 Guard Andrew Toney play for Philadelphia because of a bruised thigh while forward Bobby Jones was lick with the flu New York led 59-11 at halftime and sowed the first basket of the third quarter to go ahead by 30 But the Knlcka hit Just three of their last 17 Add goal attempts in the period as Philadelphia outscored than 34-9 Games 3 and 4 will be Saturday and Sunday afternoons in New York Spun 139 Nuggeta 101 Moore became the first NBA player to register 20 assists in a playoff game to lead San Antonio peat injury-plagued Denver "Johnny Spun Coach Stan Albeck said "gave the ball to the right people at the right time" Alex English the NBA's leading scorer play because Wotawday'i Gama Soh Fmncuca 1 Pittsburgh I Nrw York 1 Cincinnati 1 St lamia 7 Ina Anar In I Hoiutun 4 Montreal 2 Chu-ago Kan Divao 4 IS Inning! PhilaiMphia i Atlanta I Today 'e Game Son Dtrgo i Show 2-1 1 at Chicago I Trout 2:20 pm Only name scheduled Frlday'a Cana Cincinnati at Montreal 1:20 pm lam Anarlca al Chicago 2:20 pm San Inean at burgh 7:20 pm Houatnn at Philadelphia 0 00 pm Atlanta at New York 000 pm San Pranciara at St lamia 0:20 pm Major league leaders Motorsports Hall of Fame races to start in Talladega By The Aieocleted Preee AMERICAN IEAGUE HATTING i 8 it hutii-Hrctt Keneu City 44 drew Celifomie 441 Shelby Baltimore 421 Hrookene Detroit 2M Grma Oakland 279 HUNS-Brctt Karuai City 17 Downing California 14 Caotino Minnreota IS Urtrh California 14 Smalley New York 14 Yount Milwaukee 14 HBI-Brett Kansas City 19 Lynn California II: Thornton Clewtand 17 Kiltie CM-cego IS: Rice Boston Id HITS-Carew California 20 Hrett Kanaaa City 27 Caxtino Minnreota 21 SHender-aon Seattle 22 MoUtur Milwaukee 8 Ripken Raltmrare 8 Yount Milwnukee 8 DOUULKS-Brett Kansas City 11 SHen-dvreon Seattle (: Boggs Barton 7 Buoh Minnesota 7 Cooper Milwaukee I Ford Ballimorr llrbek Minneeoto I THIHIJS-GWUaon Detroit 4 7 are Ued with 1 HOME HUNS-Caatina Minnesota I I ynn California Brett Kanaaa City I llrCincra California Rice Boatan I STOIKN BASES-JCna Seattle 12 WWU-ann Kanaaa City 10 Garcia Toronto I MDovie Oakland 7 Baylor New York I Collins Toronto! Rflenderaon Oakland I PITCHING il decisions l-Flunagoa Baltimore 1-0 1000141: orach Collfonaa 24 1 000 110: Gum Kanaaa City 44 1000 1 10: Moffitt Toronto 1-0 1000 0H Petry Detroit 1004101 Rowley New York 2-0 1 000 100 Smitheon Texaa 14 1000 174 STRIKEOUTS4tieb Toronto 8 Blyle-vrn Cleveland 27 Zihn California 8 Barker Cleveland 21 Moma Detroit 21 KThomax Seattle 21 SAVES-Stanley Boaton Caudill Seattle 4 Quiaenbeny Kanaaa City 4 Spillner Cleveland 4 Beard Oakland 1 KDavix Minnesota 1 By WILLIAM BARNARD AP Sports Writer still some good basketball left In the creaky knees of Bob Lanier The 13-year veteran who has never been on a championship team surprised everyone including himself with an abnoat-flawleos performance as the Milwaukee Bucks beat the Boston Celtics 11645 in their playoff opener Wednesday night had an abnormal game Even at you can have an abnormal game" Lanier said after hitting 10 of 12 shots scoring SI points and pulling down 10 rebounds In S3 minutes as the Bucks took away Boa-ton's homecourt advantage in the best-of-7 Eastern Conference semifinal series Elsewhere in the National Basketball Association playoffs Philadelphia took a 2-0 lead over New York overcoming a 20-point deficit to beat the Knlcks 9041 in the other Eastern Conference semifinal In the West George Gervln scored 30 points and Tell Bryant he's drafted say WASHINGTON (AP) The Washington RedskiM picked Kelvin Bryant in the National Football League draft now they hope aomeone telle Mm The Super Bowl champion! have made no effort to contact Bryant the former North Carolina star who plays for the Philadelphia Stars of the United States Football League he reada It in the paper maybe he will know we picked laid Redskins General Manager Bobby Beathard Aaked what he would do if Bryant the USFL'g No2 rasher called to say he was interested in playing for the Redskins Beat-hard laid he know But ho defended using a No 7 draft pick on a player who is under contract to the Stan for the next five years wee no one that we thought wee a lock to make our club in that round" Beathard aid of the available talent remaining on the board was a shot In the dark" Ten mlnutea after he announced the selection Beathard paeeed a group of reporters at Radsklne Park heard if the USFL folded yet? he aaked with a laugh Under termi of the collective bargaining agreement with the players' union NFL teams will hold the exclusive league rigtt to any player drafted in the league for the next four years beaten by Braves SAVANNAH Ga (AP) Ron North hurled a five-hitter and Miguel Sosa got two runs batted in to lead the Savannah Braves to 5-1 Southern League baseball victory over the Charlotte Oriolea on Wednesday night The Bravea' Simon Roaario home-red in the first and Charlotte'i Dave Falcone homered in the second Sosa aingled home Carlos Rios who had doubled in the third then scored on John Holland's sacrifice fly In the fourth Rios drove home Tom Hays with ground out Rios doubled and scored on Soaa'a single In the seventh Rick Engle 3-1 took the Ion North la 1-0 College baseball Clemaon I Georgia I Pfatffar 12 Catawba II Carolina -CharloU 12 Davidaon 12 St Auguatlna 2 High Point 2 CangiMl Atlantic Cbrtaltan Wedneedey'iGamn Mbmaaota 0 Cleveland 2 Milwaukae 0 Chicago 2 New York I Kanaaj City I Toronto 2 Texaa 2 California Detroit I Battimort i Oakland I Beaton 2 Seattle 1 Todays Cane Detroit I Pttry 00) at California (ForackS-01 10:20 pm Only game scheduled Friday -a Gamn Chicago at Toronto 7:20 pm Milwaukee at Mlnneanta 0:20 pm Cleveland at Kanaaa City 0:20 pm New York at Texaa 0:21 pm Boatan at California 10:20 pm Detroit at Oakland 10:20 pm Baltimore at SaatUa pm NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING 18 at bate Hoop New York 400 Kennedy San Diego 107 Thomaa Lea Angelas MS TPerei Philadelphia 279 Hcndrirk StLoule 179 RUNS: Garvey San Diego II Schmidt Phllodelphli II Guerrero Loa Angola 14 I are Ued with 12 RBI: Hendrick Stlumia II TKwmedy San Diego IS Murphy Atlanta II Guerrero Ixa Angeira li are tied with IS HITS Bonilla San Diego 20 TKennedy Son Diego 8 Oeoter Cincinnati 8 Cm Hoaeton Guerrero Loo Angela 14 Then Houeton 14 DOUBLES: Oeeter Cincinnati I Worth bVtan Atlanta I Axhby Houeton I Go-done CincinnaU I JRay Pittsburgh I Lneana San Diego I TRIPLES: Da warn Montreal I Groan StLoule I Moreno Houston I I oro tiod with I HOME RUNS: Guenon Lo Angcloo I Hendrick StLoule Scfanldt PhUndol-phli CDovIs San Franc leco I Honor Atlonla I STOLEN BASES: Lacy Ptttiburgh 12 ISax Loo Angeles I EMilner Cincinnati 0 Manna Houeton Raima MontreaL I Wilson Nrw York PITCHING (I dedatans): Gamp AtlanU 1000 28 PPona AtlanU 44 oot 18 Reuaa Lea Angalaa 4 1000147 Car-Ban Philadelphia 2-1 80 1 JO Dravecky San Diego 24 78 2W Sanderson Moo-Iraal 2-1710 444 ValanxiieU Loa Angeles 1-1 710 2 SO STRIKEOUTS: Cariton Philadelphia 8 Btronyi CincwnaU 24 Soto Cincinnati Valmnala Loa Angela 8 McWilliams PltUburgh 8 PPona Atlanta 8 SAVES: SHowv Lea Angeiaa 4 Garter Atlanta I Lucas San Diego Minion San Francisco I Minton Son Francisco I Stewart Loa Angeiaa 1 Knoxvilk I 12 400 44 Mamphlo 14 J8 0 WaAaaaday-aRaauBa Knoxville I Jackssnvilia I Orlando Chattanooga I MampMat Cohunbual NaahviUe I Birmingham 4 Savannah Chariotto I Today's Gamas Birmingham 8 Mumbua Chattanooga at Jacfcaanvllla Knauvilla at Orlande Mampida 8 Savannah Milwaukae 8 Boatan Simday May I If (La Angela hade aaria 14) La Angela 111 Portland 97 La Angela 111 Portland 1 0 La Angola 8 Portland Friday April 8 La Angela 8 Portland Sunday Stay 1 Portland 8 La Angolas Tuoadny Stay I nacoanry La Angua 8 Portland Friday Suy I if Portland 8 La Angeiaa Simday Stay I If MCMMfV (San Antonio Made aaria S4) San Antonia 18 Dover 18 San Antonio 18 Donvur 100 San Antonia 8 Denver Friday April 8 San Antonio 8 Dover Monday Stay 1 Dover at San Antonio Wednesday Stay 4 San Antonio 8 Denver Friday Stay I if Danvar 8 San Antonie Sunday Stay I If nacaaaaiy Boatan 8 NY Islander Saturday May 7 NY btandan 8 Boatan Tuaaday Stay IS Minor league baseball By HOYT HARWELL Aaeodated Preee Writer TALLADEGA Ala Fans piling Into Alabama International Motor Speedway this weekend to aee can sip along at 3N mph will drive right past a car that hit 330 mph almost half a century ago The car la Sir Malcolm Campbell's famed Bluebird a five-ton 30-foot-long model with 3500-horeepower Rolls Royce engine Beck in 1935 on the sand at Daytona Beach Fla Campbell set a record of 27612 mph and for part of the dash pushed the Bluebird to 330 mph The car with a super-charged 13-cylinder engine is a centerpiece of the International Motorsports Hall of Fame which opened its doors to the nubile today i Even in 1935 the tires cost $1500 each and were designed to run six minutes at 500 mph Campbell did not reach that speed but the threadbare tires show the effects of his record ran The museum when completed will be a $5-5 million dollar investment coming 35 acres adjacent to the massive track both brainchild! of BUI Franco founder of NASCAR Lanny Wadkins in IRVING1 -Texa (AP) Tom Watson Ry Floyd and Cal Peeto last season won a combined total of 11 titles about one-quarter of the number of events on the PGA Tour Thla year they have won none Into the void has stepped Lanny Wadkins who is making hia bid to become dominant player in the game At the moment at least hia credentials say he holds that position He has won twice successful defense of hia title hut weekend in the prestigious Tournament of Cham-piona and earlier in the Greensboro Open Only Gil Morgan has won aa party this season Wadkins has been second in two others one of them in a playoff He leads the money-winning list with $229048 and leada lathe Sieko Grad Prix and Ryder Cup standings And he's second in stroke average at 7049 Wadkins $3 whose career has been Interrupted numerous times by Injury and illness comes into the $400000 Byron Nelson Classic which MbmUaM ByThe Associated Pnas EASTERN DIVISION Pro basketball state which will get the income from admission and souvenir sales The track leases part of it for its offices The museum now contains the main building and two exhibit halls with three more exhibit halls to be built aa more exhibit! become available raced with an engine will be eligible for display" Freeman laid A Motorsporta Hall of Fame room will be built There will be a Stoat theater for driver education classes safety films and stock car highlight films Sports transactions By Tbs Aaooctatad Proa FOOTBALL (Wm Football Loam TORONTO ARGONAUTS-SIgnod Ketvta Plucuatar offenilv tackle to a muKi-yaar a8 rurt Uuttod Statae Footfaul Loaguo MICHIGAN Signod Ricb Partridge punier and Roy Plumy taehlo CM llannan Waver punter ana Hiiaill Graham offenelve tackle 705 0S21IY PASS On black Ini tli HOLIDAY ION WHITEWALLS 3451 231 FET 4241 244 FET 4551 294 FET The museum was built with help frpm a federal grant and public and private donations The land was donated by the speedway In addition to the Bluebird the museum contains winnl-ngest car Richard Petty's 1973 Dodge Buddy Baker's 1969 Dodge the flrststock car to hit 200 mph on a doted course in 1973 the race car of the late country singer Marty Robbins an Indianapolis-type car the late Fireball No 32 Pontiac soap bos can dirt racers end go-carts the museum should have been at Daytona Beach the birthplace of said Jim Freeman the track's public information director because of tax problems there Mr France decided on Talladega "He got more cooperation from Alabama than Florida He owned lend here rather than at Daytona put it here a little hit out of spite but in the long run it will be a better site because of its central location in the Southeast and because there are too many tourist attractions to compete with in The Hall of Fame belongs to the PGA spotlight began today on the new Lai Colinas Sports Club course with four positive factors working for him First of all healthy you look at my record and know the beta It looks pretty inconsistent" he aald "But the fact is any year been healthy always been in he top 10 Second he's currently playing well "The last four weeks have been pretty good to said Wadkins who has won more than $165000 in the period Third he has a certain familiarity with the Lai Colinas course which la being played this year for the first time A resident of nearby Dallas Wadkins has played the course on several occasions And fourth he's victory hungry 142 FET 223 FET 244 FET 212 FET G7lx14 H7lx1S LTIxIS National flaekithall rtanrlatlm Playoffs At A Glanee By Ike Aaeodated Preaa COHERENCE SEMIFINALS EASTERN CONFERENCE (Philadelphia leada aariae M) Philadelphia 112 New York 102 Philadelphia New York 91 Philadelphia at New York Saturday April 20 Philadelphia it New York Sunday May 1 New York 8 Philadelphia Tueaday Stay I if nereeaary Philadelphia 8 New York Friday May I If IMCOHfy New York at PtUtadriphia Sunday May I If necaaaary (MHwaufceo vs Boatan) (Milwaukee Mode aariae 14) Milwaukee 114 Boaton 8 Milwaukee 8 Boatan Friday April 8 Beaton 8 Mllwaukoe Sunday May I Boaton at Milwaukee Monday May 2 Milwaukee 8 Boaton Wadneaday May 4 If nercaaary Boaton 8 Milwaukee Friday May If Pro hockey National Hockey PtayaffaAIA By The Aa Conference Finale Glance CAMPBELL CONFERENCE (Edmonton laada aaria S4) Edmonton I Chicago 4 Edmonton I Chicago 2 Edmonton 8 Chicago Sunday May 1 Edmonton 8 Chicago Tuoedoy Stay 2 Chicago at Edmonton Thumtay Stay If necoary -Edmonton it Chicago Sunday May i nccoury Chicago 8 Edmonton Tuoeday Stay 19 If orrciaary PRINCE or WALES CONFERENCE (NY letandere lad aria 14) NY Islandtn Boatan 2 NY lalanden 8 Boatan Tonight Boiton 8 NY Iiianderx Saturday April 21 Boatan 8 NY lotandcro Tueaday May I NY lalandore 8 Boatan Thumtay Stay I if Mcoeary 1 LOWRANCE SEMINAR At Howard Johnson's THURSDAY-APRIL PM Fuzzy Lambwrt-Factory Representative Find out how to read your depth finder I Sponsored by Rock Hill Marine Mart DAYTON 4-PLY POLYESTER A7li1J 3143 F7lx14 MONHIOlim 3727 071X19 3924 E7t14 3444 Lawnmower Flat Tires 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