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| 276.1 | | STAR::YANKOWSKAS | Paul Yankowskas | Wed Jun 20 1990 14:35 | 6 |
| Good idea for a topic.
Who is on the Boston team this year?
py
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| 276.2 | | EARRTH::BROOKS | Homie The Clown don't play that ! | Thu Jun 21 1990 07:16 | 3 |
| Are there any games at the Garden ? How much are tickets ?
DrM - Who might be down to watch the finals ....
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| 276.3 | | WMOIS::JBARROWS | If you can't be good.....have fun! | Thu Jun 21 1990 07:27 | 8 |
| Dr M,
Don't know what ya need to know, but the # for the Garden is
(617) 227-3206, x136 hours are 11 am to 7 pm (weekdays).
hope this helps,
wheel
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| 276.4 | | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | GeorgeForeman-NextHEAVYweightChamp | Thu Jun 21 1990 07:56 | 4 |
| Aren't the finals the the slam dunk and 3 point competitions
at the Garden?
/Don
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| 276.5 | Who will be there? | NRADM::BURGESS | | Thu Jun 21 1990 08:28 | 1 |
| Anybody know of any of the "Big" names that will be there???
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| 276.6 | Nazzaro will be there ;^) | CNTROL::CHILDS | Diggin the lawn 6/20 w/ the TWOS | Thu Jun 21 1990 08:40 | 5 |
| <<< Note 276.5 by NRADM::BURGESS >>>
-< Who will be there? >-
Anybody know of any of the "Big" names that will be there???
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| 276.7 | Boston would have been favored to repeat if Curley was healthy | 4159::NAZZARO | Boston Shootout: June 22-24 | Thu Jun 21 1990 09:07 | 21 |
| Here's the Boston Roster (minus Bill Curley, who's still recovering
from surgery):
Curtis Bostic 6-5 Brockton HS Cincinnati
James Brown 6-7 Maine Central Boston U.
Troy Brown 6-8 Brewster Acad Provicence
Eric Brunson 6-3 Salem HS Junior
Dan Callahan 6-8 Bedford HS Northeastern
Gregory Gamble 5-10 Boston Tech Junior
Brian Holden 6-3 Arch. Wms. Boston U.
Omo Moses 6-1 Cambridge R&L Pitt
Scott Taylor 6-8 Bridgeton Acad Illinois State
Sean Williams 6-1 East Boston HS Undecided
Some of the bigger names scheduled to show are James Forrest, Georgia
player of the year as a junior, Grant Hill from DC going to Duke and
son of former NFL star Calvin Hill, 6-10 Dickie Simpkins of DC going
to Providence, Jemel Martinez 6-9 from Miami Florida player of the year
going to Kentucky, and the HS player of the year from LA Ed O'Bannon.
NAZZ
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| 276.8 | Thought James Brown was in jail. | VAXWRK::NEEDLE | Money talks. Mine says "Good-Bye!" | Thu Jun 21 1990 09:47 | 0 |
| 276.9 | | LUNER::BRAKE | A Question of Balance | Thu Jun 21 1990 10:33 | 5 |
| Nazz - how can this Williams kid from east Boston STILL be undecided
about a college at this time of year?
Rich
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| 276.10 | Four year college or prep? | 4159::NAZZARO | Boston Shootout: June 22-24 | Thu Jun 21 1990 11:56 | 7 |
| Lots of kids who don't predict the 700 in the boards wait until
the last minute to decide whether to enroll at a four year school
or go the prep route. Callahan from Bedford even made his 700
but went prep anyway. I gues that's what the kid is waiting for,
deciding which route to take.
NAZZ
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| 276.11 | Schedule of Shootout | EARRTH::GROVES | | Fri Jun 22 1990 06:52 | 40 |
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Here is the schedule for the Shootout
Friday
at BU's Walter Brown Arena
Game 1 - Washington (D.C.) vs. Chattanooga ............ 3
Game 2 - Los Angeles vs. Atlanta .....................4:45
Game 3 - New York vs. Chicago ........................6:30
Game 4 - Boston vs. Miami ............................8:15
Saturday
at BU's Walter Brown Arena
Game 5 - Game 1 loser vs. Game 4 loser ..............10:30 am
Game 6 - Game 2 loser vs. Game 3 loser ...............Noon
3 point shooting preliminaries .......................1:30
Game 7 - Game 1 winner vs. Game 4 winer ..............2:00
Slam Dunk preliminaries ..............................3:30
Game 8 - Game 2 winner vs. Game 3 winner .............4:00
Sunday
at Boston Garden
Game 9 - Game 5 winner vs. Game 6 winner ............10:30 am
Game 10 - Game 7 loser vs. Game 8 loser ............12:00
3 point shooting finals ..............................1:30
Slam Dunk finals .....................................2:00
Game 11 - Game 7 winner vs. Game 8 winner ............2:30
Dr. M
Admission is $8.00 for the Championship game and $7.00 for all
other games. For furthur information, call 1-800-382-8080.
All this information is from today's Boston Globe.
Jim
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| 276.12 | Where's the City of Brothers who Shove? | SHALOT::MEDVID | the infinite complexities of love | Fri Jun 22 1990 07:45 | 7 |
| Why is Philly not represented? They have traditionally and
consistently produced some of the best basketball talent as long as I
can remember.
Chattanooga?
--dan'l
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| 276.13 | I am rolling buddy!!! | ELMAGO::RBARELA | | Fri Jun 22 1990 20:50 | 8 |
| Dan'l
Brotherly Love = Brothers who Shove
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| 276.14 | Shootout report | 4159::NAZZARO | Boston Shootout: June 22-24 | Mon Jun 25 1990 14:32 | 74 |
| Outstanding tournament - Atlanta proved too tough for Boston in the
finals, mostly because the home team was abysmal from the foul line
(Eric Brunson was 8-9; the rest of the team was 3-18!!!) The two
best players for Atlanta were juniors, the best player for CHicago was
a junior, and Brunson's a junior, so there's lots of talent coming back
(hopefully) next year. The Mandela thing cut into the crowds - about
2000 Friday night, 1500 Saturday, and 3500 in the Garden Sunday.
Curtis Bostic of Brockton was incredible in the slam dunk contest! He
could really soar!!! The closest thing I've seen to Michael Jordan.
Best players: Troy Boston of Boston (6-8; going to Providence);
Brunson, who's a 6-3 guard; James Brown from Cambridge 6-6 going to
BU; Mark Boyd from NY (6-3; West Virginia) juniors James Forrest and
Sharone Wright (tourney MVP 6-10) from Atlanta, and Juwan Howard of
Chicago (91 points in three games and consistent 30-31-30 and he's
6-10, too!); Grant Hill of DC was a bit of a disappointment as was
DC's Dickey SImpkins (6-9 going to Providence) and Boston's Omo Moses
(6-1 guard going to Pitt).
Results:
Friday - Washington 102, Chattanooga 88
(Lawrence Moten off bench with 21 for DC - Syracuse bound)
(Geoff Hermon 6-0 G Austin Peay had 42 for Chattanooga)
- Atlanta 123, Los Angeles 103
(Six guys in double figures for Atlanta; 6-5 Aaron Swinson
CLemson with 21 and 6-0 Marquis Hicks with 23 lead)
- New York 91, Chicago 86
(NY scores last 12 points off game to pull out win; Boyd
has 29; Howard 30 and Marlo Fenner 6-6 UTEP 22, each 12
rebounds for Chi)
- Boston 117, Miami 80
(Biggest margin of victory in Shootout history; Troy Brown
leads with 22 pts, 13 reb, 5 blocks, and 4 assists)
Saturday Consolation Games
- Miami 77, Chattanooga 63
(Amazing comeback for Miami after last night's debacle; 30
turnovers doom Chattanooga)
- Chicago 84, Los Angeles 75
(Howard 31 pts and 16 reb)
Semifinals
- Boston 107, Washington 103
(Bostic 23 pts, 11 reb; Troy Brown 21 pts, 20 reb, Brunson
24 pts lead comeback victory; Hill had 20 pts 8 reb 6 ast)
- Atlanta 88, New York 85 (overtime)
(Atlanta leads most of game, blows lead, has ball down 1
with 20 seconds left, misses five shots, gets fouled on 6th
makes 1 FT to send game to OT; Wright 25 pts, 13 reb and
Forrest 17 pts 9 reb before injuring eye lead Atl)
Sunday Fifth place game
- Chicago 88, Miami 74
(Howard immense again - 30 pts, 14 reb)
Third Place Game
- New York 88, Washington 70
(Grant Hill only 4 pts for DC, Simpkins only 5; Mike Boyd
with 28 and Atiim Browne with 23 lead NY; Charles Harrison
6-0 G going to Georgetown leads DC with 25; Moten has 24)
Championship Game
- Atlanta 106, Boston 100
(Boston looks lethargic most of game, mount great 4th qtr
comeback, can't get a call from refs down stretch, esp. a
charge on Brunson down 3 with just over a minute left;
Forrest DNP for Atl, but Wright unstoppable and Atl guards
Reggie Manuel 6-2 Jr and Marquis Hicks 6-0 Oklahoma play
best game of weekend - Manuel 16 pts, 7 ast, 3 reb, 3 stl;
Hicks 23 pts, 4 ast, 8 reb, 4 stl)
It was a really fun tournament, the quality of play was high, and Wali
Jones (Miami coach) gave a great pseech at the banquet Saturday night.
NAZZ
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| 276.15 | Lawrence Moten | FDCV07::GARBARINO | flagburningatA.L.Post,c'mondown | Tue Jun 26 1990 13:25 | 17 |
| > Friday - Washington 102, Chattanooga 88
> (Lawrence Moten off bench with 21 for DC - Syracuse bound)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> - New York 88, Washington 70
> 6-0 G going to Georgetown leads DC with 25; Moten has 24)
^^^^^^^^^^^^
Nazz,
Tell me about Moten. What's his offensive style (ie: penetrator,
outside shooter, open-floor type, etc.). I've seen some #s on him and it
appears that he has some rebounding ability from the guard spot. They list
him at 6'4". Is that accurate ? Is he fast ? Strong ? Heady ? Outta
control ? Raw ? Well-disciplined ? A natural 2-guard ? Or a small forward ?
Joe
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| 276.16 | All you ever wanted to know about Moten at the Shootout | 4159::NAZZARO | I'll give U fish; I'll give U candy | Wed Jun 27 1990 08:54 | 15 |
| Moten is a slasher - went to the basket really well. Also liked to
shoot the 3-pointer - was 4-12 in 3 games from 3-point land. Came in
as sixth man first two games, and started at guard the third. Didn't
pass much, but what do you expect from a shooting guard!
Here are his stats for the three games:
MIN FGM FGA 3PM 3PA FTM FTA OR DR TOT AST STL TO PTS
25 8 13 0 3 5 6 2 4 6 1 4 0 21
24 5 10 2 5 2 4 2 2 4 1 1 2 14
27 8 16 2 4 6 9 3 3 6 0 1 2 24
He looks like a player!
NAZZ
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