Penguins win as Rolfe injured on bad MSG ice
The Pittsburgh Penguins beat the New York Rangers 6 to 5 in overtime as Vic Hadfield led the Penguins with two goals and an assist while Dale Rolfe broke his left ankle on a rough Madison Square Garden ice. Rangers defenseman Brad Park had earlier been sidelined by a knee injury and was out until the playoffs.
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Bullets beat Lakers without star Wes Unseld
Washington Bullets without Wes Unseld due to a broken finger defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 117 to 104. Nick Weatherspoon led with 22 points while Len Robinson added 16 as the Bullets moved atop the Central Division with a 48 17 record, and Boston fell to Seattle as the Celtics stood 44 19 in the Atlantic Division.
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NBA Roundup: Porter Leads NHL Standings, Bullets Top Knicks
NBA results Sunday feature Kevin Porter guiding an NHL standing assist streak with a 21st straight home win. Phil Chenier 27 and Mike Riordan 24 paced the Bullets as Philadelphia defeated New York 91 87. Rockets beat Suns 110 104. Portland crushed Golden State 122 86. Haywood 30 led Seattle past Boston 104 97 in Hartford. Carter 24 led Sixers past Knicks 87 83. Jackson 14 sparked New York. Ratleff 31 keyed Rockets rally. Newlin 25 for Houston. Scott 26 for Phoenix. Neal 28 and Petrie 13 assists powered Portland. Barry limited to 3.〚continued from Sunday results list〛
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Palmer poised for comeback as Orioles face Yankees
Jim Palmer shows encouraging form at the Orioles camp in Miami while New York adds Catfish Hunter and Bobby Bonds. The Yankees pursue first-base options amid a crowded DH field as Boston and other clubs navigate holdouts and signings across spring workouts.
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Stenmark Nearly Seals World Cup Lead After Giant Slalom Win
Ingmar Stenmark of Sweden won Sunday's giant slalom at Whistler Mountain, beating 75 runners from 15 nations with a two run time of 198 seconds and moving to 200 World Cup points to sit second overall. Gustavo Thoeni finished third, Franz Klammer crashed from second, and Heine Hemmi surged to third.
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Ftorek and Sobchuk Lead Runners to 5-0 Win Over Cougars
Robbie Ftorek and Dennis Sobchuk each scored twice as the Phoenix Roadrunners routed the Chicago Cougars 5 0. Norris earned his first WHA shutout, with Ftorek and Sobchuk contributing assists. In other Sunday action, New England beat Vancouver 4 1 and Houston edged Indianapolis 4 3.
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Spurs reach settlement with fired coach Tom Nissalke
San Antonio Spurs and former coach Tom Nissalke settled for an undisclosed sum after his Dec. 13 firing for conduct detrimental to the franchise. The amount reportedly totals about 39,000, pending ratification by the Spurs board of directors.
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Racing Card Summary From Pace Mi Track Vault
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