Jordan’s 47 Points Fails to Quiet Bulls Pistons Clash
Chicago faces Detroit in Game 4 with Michael Jordan under heavy double teams after a 47 point solo effort. Coach Phil Jackson weighs how to adapt as Detroit vows intensity and will retool defense to slow Jordan. Scottie Pippen adds 29 points and 11 rebounds as Chicago seeks to even the series.
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Wallace Ends 16-Race Drought in Coca Cola 600
Wallace drives the 1987 Pontiac Whit ney to victory at Charlotte Motor Speedway winning the Coca Cola 600 and $151,000. He outsprinted Bill Elliott after a late caution with 90 laps to go as Rick Wilson’s Oil spilled and slowed the field. Earnhardt finishes 30th while leading the points race remains 21 ahead of Shepherd.
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Abrahamson Leads Iowa To 79-70 Win In Japan
Katie Abrahamson scored 20 points to lift the University of Iowa women over an all-Japan team 79-70. Iowa finished its Japan trip with a 4-2 record in Nagoya.
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Stephenson cashes big in Skins Game thrillers
Stephenson, coming back from a finger injury, chipped in for par on the 17th to win 200000 of the Skins Game purse as Carner Lopez and King failed to match. Carner won 35000 for the extra hole and finished runner up with 110000.
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Open French Open finds no clear favorite among men
Paris AP reports the men’s field for the French Open is wide open with about 10 strong clay players. Top seed Stefan Edberg says the event is unpredictable as stars like Boris Becker and Agassi face tough clay specialists, while Graf and Seles lead the women.
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