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USA TODAY RADIO SPORTS REPORT
From the USA TODAY:Gannett National Information Network
Thursday, June 11, 1992
This report: Copyright 1992, USA TODAY
    
NBA Finals (best-of-seven)
Wednesday, June 10
    
Portland 93, Chicago 88 (series tied 2-2)
    
National League Baseball
Wednesday, June 10
    
San Francisco 6, Cincinnati 2            Atlanta 2, Los Angeles 1
San Diego 5, Houston 1                   Montreal 8, New York 2
Pittsburgh 2, Philadelphia 1, 12 ins.   Chicago 4, St. Louis 2
    
American League Baseball
Wednesday, June 10
    
Oakland 5, Milwaukee 2             Toronto 10, New York 3
Baltimore 3, Boston 1              Cleveland 4, Detroit 2, 11 ins.
Kansas City 7, Minnesota 6         Chicago 3, California 2, 12 
ins.
Texas 5, Seattle 3
    
SPORTS SHORTS:
    
BLAZERS EVEN NBA FINALS:
   The Portland Trail Blazers evened the best-of-seven NBA Finals 
at 2-2 with a 93-88 win Wednesday over the Chicago Bulls. The win 
snapped a four-game home losing streak in NBA Finals for the 
Blazers, dating to the 1989-90 series against the Detroit Pistons. 
Portland trailed the entire game before taking the lead with just 
over three minutes remaining. Game 5 is Friday in Portland.
    
OWNERS APPROVE SALE SEPARATELY:
   Though the official joint vote is not until Thursday, American 
and National League owners, meeting separately Wednesday, 
overwhelmingly approved sale of the Seattle Mariners to the 
Japanese-led Baseball Club of Seattle. The sale will be finalized 
in about a month. "There were no serious objections," said AL 
President Bobby Brown.
    
OLYMPIC PRACTICE SQUAD PICKED:
   USA Basketball picked eight top collegians Wednesday to 
practice against the NBA-led U.S. Olympic basketball team. The 
squad has two members of two-time national champion Duke, Bobby 
Hurley and Grant Hill. The other six: Memphis State's Anfernee 
Hardaway, Tennessee's Allan Houston, Kentucky's Jamal Mashburn, 
North Carolina's Eric Montross, Wake Forest's Rodney Rogers and 
Michigan's Chris Webber.
    

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