Tyson Ready to Win Against Stewart in Atlantic City
Alex Stewart predicts Tyson will attack with power but questions Tyson’s focus after his February setback. Tyson claims peak condition and readiness to win as he weighs in at 217 1/2 pounds. Stewart notes Holyfield’s technical style as a contrast to Tyson’s single power punch approach.
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Rose plans Florida move after prison release
Cincinnati report says Pete Rose intends to move to Florida after his prison release and may enter the restaurant business. In a rare prison interview at a federal Illinois camp he aims to leave legal trouble behind. He reiterates his belief he deserves Hall of Fame induction.
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Tulsa Downs Cedar Rapids In Tight Finish
Tulsa overcame a 17-point first half cushion to hold off Cedar Rapids 105 102. A.J. Wynder and Mason each contributed key late plays as Tulsa sealed the win. Cedar Rapids nearly erased the deficit in the fourth quarter but could not convert.
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Dravecky Faces Amputation as Cancer Trial Persists
Former pitcher Dave Dravecky discusses a renewed cancer battle after eight weeks of radiation left his arm nearly immobilized. Tests show no new cancer cells, with a Sloan Kettering consult planned to review results. He accepts amputation if doctors recommend it and remains guided by faith and past comebacks.
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Couples and Donald 60 tie for lead in Sazale Classic
Fred Couples and Mike Donald shot 60 to equal 125 after 36 holes and share the lead with three other two-man teams Greg Bruckner-Kirk Triplett Brian Claar-Bill Glasson and Stan Utley-Bob Walcott in the Sazale Golf Classic.
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Hornacek Nets past in 129 110 Suns win
Jeff Hornacek scored a season high 28 points as the Suns defeated the New Jersey Nets 129 110 in East Rutherford New Jersey. Phoenix used a 13 1 run in the second quarter to seize control and snap a three game skid while New Jersey dropped to 2 5 in seven.
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Kleppe Leads Kohawks Past Illinois College In Opener
Coe's Mark Kleppe scored 23 points and grabbed 17 rebounds as the Kohawks erased a halftime deficit to beat Illinois College 84-72 in Midwest Conference play at Eby Fieldhouse. Pat Reid added 19 and Eric Johnson 18 points while Coe seized control with an 8-0 run. Illinois College dropped to 0-5.
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Eagle Women Hammer St Olaf in Luther Classic Rout
Kirkwood, led by Kelly Carpenter with 21 points, improved to 5-2 with a 74-45 victory over St Olaf at the Luther Classic. Coe’s Bonnie Bregman scored 27 points and 13 rebounds, but the Kohawks fell behind at the half and were outscored late. Wesleyan outboard rebounded Coe 49-38. Tina Maloney and Shelly Claussen each scored 15 for Coe.
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