Dramatic Pro Basketball Scores From Multiple NBA Games
Multiple NBA games featured high totals and close finishes. Portland beat Orlando as Harlem Wallace led Portland with 37 points while McGrady scored 24 for Orlando. In New York Golden State, Sprewell scored 22 as New York won 88-71. Detroit topped Charlotte 105-96 behind Stackhouse and Davis. Dallas beat Vancouver 91-88 with Nowitzki and Finley top scorers. Seattle fell to Los Angeles 86-83 as Odom led Clippers with 27. Houston defeated Phoenix 94-89 paced by Francis and Marion. Lakers edged Denver 86-87 in a tight clash. Chicago beat Utah 109-104 led by Malone and Russell.
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Vancouver 3 Columbus 0 OT hockey summary
Vancouver overtakes Columbus 3 0 in overtime. Naslund and Schaefer score in late second and third for the Canucks while Pederson adds a late third period goal. Final shots favor Vancouver 39 29 with Essensa 5 1 0 earning the win.
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Jammed Sportsday with Top NCAA and Maui Invitational Games
Weathered schedule notes show Xavier Kennedy Prairie Washington Linn-Mar at Jefferson Jamboree and Marion Anamosa tourney. NCAA Championships cross country at Ames at noon and Baylor versus Iowa State at 7 p.m. Maui Invitational opens with Arizona-Chaminade at 1 p.m. ESPN.
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Numerous women's basketball scores and tourney results
A roundup of women's games with results including Utah over Iowa 66 42 and Wisconsin over Elon 102 49, plus Missouri Valley and national tourney notes. Notable appearances feature Drake Southern California Notre Dame and Wisconsin Green Bay alongside NCAA and invitationals listings.
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Pro Golf Leaders and Winnings Across Three International Events
The Channie Walker Classic in Bangkok lists Tiger Woods as final leader with $190,798 and a 65-65-65-65-263 total, followed by Geoff Ogilvy and Michael Campbell. Pebble Beach Invitational highlights Kevin Sutherland at $60,000 with a 69-67-70-69-275. Shark Shootout in Miami shows Faxon McCarrn leading with $200,000 on a 64-66-60-19% score, while LPGA Wireless Championship at Daytona Beach crowns Pepper at $215,000 and tetherington at $115,000.
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College Football Scores and Playoff Matchups Summary
Florida State defeated Florida 3 to 30 while South Florida crushed Austin Peay 59 to 0. McNeese State routed Nicholls State 12 to 7. Tailored playoff listings show first round and championship games with matchups including Florida A&M Western Kentucky Portland State Delaware Hofstra Furman Lehigh Western Illinois Portland State Delaware and Montana Youngstown State Richmond.
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CFL Playoffs Division Finals Highlight Results
Montreal defeats Winnipeg 35 to 24 and British Columbia tops Calgary 37 to 23 to set up Grey Cup clash in Calgary. Montreal and British Columbia meet Sunday November 26 at 5 p.m. for the Grey Cup title.
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Big Ten Rivalries Highlight Early Season Action
Michigan State defeated Oakland 97 to 61 while Georgia beat Minnesota 77 to 74 at Minneapolis. Wisconsin Milwaukee lost 83 to 79 to still another opponent in limited reported action.
Hingis trails Seles in opening set at Paris Swiss pull ahead
Martina Hingis of Switzerland loses the first set 7 6 to Monica Seles of the United States in a junior hockey championships context, with Seles leading 7 6. In Paris, Marat Safin defeats Mark Philippoussis to take the men singles crown, while Kulti Mirnyi win doubles, and Kremer beats Panova in Pattaya.
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Iowa Hawks win with depth in 83 79 finish over UWM
Iowa relied on depth as Luke Becker led with 17 points and freshmen Reiner and Worley added nine each. Cortney Scott sparked off the bench with seven points and eight rebounds as Iowa rode a second half run to beat Wisconsin Milwaukee 83 79. Becker hit key baskets late and Recker returned from a long layoff to help seal the win.
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Brooks Zabel Removed From Hawkeye Football Radio Broadcasts
Iowa City Brooks and Zabel will not be part of Learfield Communications Hawkeye football radio casts next season. The duo, with long ties to U I sports, were cut as Learfield transitions under contract through 2002. Bowlsby indicated a respectful transition and honors may come at the Hall of Fame weekend.
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Contact sports columnist Mike Hias at a number
A note directs readers to contact sports columnist Mike Hias via telephone at 319 368 8840 for inquiries or submissions.
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