Don King Denies Wrongdoing In Tyson Finances
Promoter Don King defended his handling of Mike Tyson’s finances amid a Senate probe and a breach of contract suit. He said Tyson was always aware of money flows and rejected claims of illegal profit taking, asserting ongoing investigations target him unfairly. King cited past investigations by FBI IRS and CIA as evidence he faced no charges.
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Clemson Faces Virginia In ACC Baseball Tourney Opener
Top seed Clemson (43-10) will meet Virginia in the first round of the ACC tournament start Saturday at Greenville Municipal Stadium. Clemson won the regular season title with a 9-5 record, two games ahead of Florida State which has a bye in the double elimination format. Clemson seeks to defend its championship.
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Score Hotline Details for Readers and Call Center
A notice invites readers to submit scores and ideas via a dedicated sports department line. It outlines hours on weekdays and weekends, and provides a toll line for latest professional and college scores with a per minute charge and 15 minute update cadence.
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Braves Win Fourth Straight Over Cubs on Smoltz gem
John Smoltz dominated Chicago with seven innings of three hit ball while walking one and fanning eight as Atlanta defeated the Cubs 6 1 for the Braves fourth win in seven days. Steve Belord key hit produced three runs in the fourth inning and Sid Bream homered.
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Celtics Pull Even In Series As Parish Rises In Cleveland
Celtics beat Cavaliers 104-98 to tie the Eastern Conference semifinal at 1-1. Parish scored 27 on 13 of 18 shooting, 8 rebounds, overcoming earlier poor playoff showings while McHale added 18 and Lewis 26. Daugherty held to 22 as Boston rallied in the fourth.
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Jazz Rally Past Clippers In Fifth Game To Take Series
In Salt Lake City, the Utah Jazz erased a 15 point halftime deficit to beat the Los Angeles Clippers 98 89 in game five. Karl Malone struggled early but finished with 19 points, while John Stockton faced early foul trouble and sat long minutes. Jeff Malone and David Benoit sparked the comeback as Utah secured its 40th win at Delta Center. Danny Manning led L A with 24 points before fouling out as Los Angeles failed to close out the series.
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Harrington Chooses Georgetown Over Five Finalists
Othello Harrington, Mississippi’s two time high school player of the year, signed with Georgetown after naming five finalists. The 6 foot 10 forward averaged 28.9 points, 249 rebounds, and 5.8 blocks per game for Murrah High School, setting school records in points, rebounds, and blocks.
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Scorebook Jazz 98 89 LA Clippers clash detailed
Abbreviated box score shows Jazz edge Clippers 98 to 89 with player tallies for Manes Poymee Vas Sitsone Brown Beno and others. Names and numbers appear garbled but indicate individual point totals and contributions across quarters.
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Pacers Sign Top Golfer Kassel to USC Aiken
Jacksonville area standout Brian Kassel signed a national letter of intent to attend USC Aiken, choosing the Pacers over Florida State and Florida Southern. Kassel, a top high school golfer, joins a program competing for national relevance in NAIA ranks.
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