Magic’s Shooting Lifts Lakers Past Jazz
Earvin Johnson led the Los Angeles Lakers with 26 points 11 assists and 10 rebounds as they beat the Utah Jazz 113 to 112. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 21 and James Worthy 19 while Karl Malone poured in 35 for the Jazz. The Lakers extended their winning streak to seven games and topped the NBA at 25-6.
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NBA Roundup: Jazz Slip Behind as Suns Rally Past Warriors
In a tight NBA roundup the Jazz fall to 12 game win streak snapped with an 98 89 deficit as Johnson and Coo plus boost LA’s 13 4 run. Suns beat Warriors 104 101 behind Hornacek late rally Adams 25 points fourth quarter spark. Drexler leads Trail Blazers past Kings 128 111 with 26 points and Paxson 19.
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Playoff Scores and Aerial Highlights From NFL Weekend
Playoff results show Jets topping Kansas City 35 15 and Washington defeating the Rams 19 7 on Sunday. Weekend action includes Cleveland beating New York 23 20 and Giants routing 49ers 49 3. Pro Bowl set for Honolulu February 4 with Giants and 49ers in focus.
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Indiana Beats Ohio State 92 to 80 in Big Upset
Indiana defeats Ohio State 92 to 80 as poll leader shifts with the win. St John’s falls to Villanova 62 to 54 while Sanctions and other results from the slate include Boston U and Vermont 76 62 and West Virginia 64 over Duquesne 50.
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Late-Game Swing Sends VillanovaPast St John s
St John s42 Villanova 54 at halftime Villanova built a lead and held on for a 62 54 win. Glass Jackson and Brust led St John s with double digits while West Jensen and Maker paced Villanova scoring.
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Maryland Chancellor Seeks Freshman Ineligibility Action
University of Maryland Chancellor John B. Slaughter proposes to ask the NCAA to consider eliminating freshman eligibility in some Division I-A sports. The test measure aims to gauge support before any potential rule changes at the January 1988 convention. The resolution is sponsored by Maryland UCLA Miami Minnesota North Carolina and North Carolina State.
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Kookaburra III secures berth in Cup trials
In Fremantle the Kookaburra III earned a spot in the America's Cup defender trials aided by Kookaburra II. The elder sister led at the start by 15 seconds, with Iain Murray finishing the final leg strongly enough to prevail by 8 minutes 57 seconds on the Indian Ocean.
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Big East Shows Balance with Surprising Upends
The Big East proves competitive depth as Villanova upset No. 10 St John’s 62 54 while Seton Hall trounced Georgetown 74 53. Georgetown’s first league loss since 1977 ends a nine game run, and Villanova led 34 19 at half then held on.
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