Cavaliers and Wizards Trade High-Scoring Battle in NYC
In a high scoring affair, Washington tops Philadelphia 117 to 107 as Arenas posts 33 points and Jamison adds 23. Memphis downed Cleveland 111 114 with James scoring 27 for Cleveland. Boston squeaks past Indiana 100 86 behind Pierce and Davis scoring 23 and 18 respectively. Miami beats an opponent 111 to 101 with Jones and Haslem leading the scoring.
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Miami and Detroit led by Wade and Billups faced Toronto Denver Phoenix and Milwaukee in a night of NBA action. Key scorers included Dooling Anderson and Rose for Miami Toronto’s Alston and Murray, Denver’s Camby and Buckner, Phoenix’s Nash and Marion, and Detroit’s Wallace and Hamilton.
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Waldorf, Funk, Damron Lead Bob Hope Classic Opening
Duffy Waldorf shot 64 to join a five way tie atop the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic in La Quinta. Fred Funk Robert Damron Ted Purdy and Joe Ogilvie also opened with 64s as Fred Couples stood one group back with 65 while Phil Mickelson carded 66 in the crowded desert event. Only 13 of 128 broke par in the first round. Weir opened 71 and sits tied for 93rd as play moves through four courses and into match play.
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Ravens running back Jamal Lewis jailed four months
Jamal Lewis received a four month federal prison sentence for using a cell phone to arrange a drug deal about 4 1/2 years earlier. He will also serve two months in a halfway house and perform 500 hours of community service after his term. Prosecutors dropped more serious charges under a October agreement.
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Eagles receiver Terrell Owens continues to rehab his ankle against medical advice. Trainer Rick Burkholder says Owens has started jogging and will keep rehabbing in hopes of playing in the February 6 Super Bowl against New England. Doctor Mark Myerson would not clear him for game action.
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