Red Army hands Blackhawks rare loss at home Stadium
The Chicago Blackhawks lose 6-4 to the Central Red Army in the Super Series 89-90. Keenan seeks road wins after a 24-15-3 home mark, while Red Army coach Viktor Tikhonov notes fan intensity and plans to continue the series with NHL clubs. Evgeny Davydov Shastin and Chibirov score breakaway goals. Calgary tops Edmonton 3-1. Boston 2-1 Buffalo. Montreal 5-3 Vancouver.
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Minnesota Upsets Illini as Newbern and Lynch Shine
Minnesota guard duo Melvin Newbern and Kevin Lynch led a 44 point backcourt outburst in a 91-74 upset of No. 4 Illinois. Newbern scored a career high 27 as Clem Haskins praised his guards while Lou Henson lamented Gill and Bardo. Ohio State defeated No. 20 Iowa 79-73 as Jimmy Jackson tallied 28. Michigan State beat Wisconsin 64-61 and Purdue downed Northwestern 93-77.
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Ewing dominates Clippers in MSG thriller
Patrick Ewing poured in 44 points with 18 of 28 shooting, 22 rebounds and seven blocks as the Knicks beat the Clippers 110-109 in overtime at Madison Square Garden. He scored seven of New York’s nine OT points, including a clutch free throw with 6.6 seconds left, while Stu Jackson praised his leadership as the team pushed toward an MVP-worthy season. The win snapped a string of road struggles for the Knicks and extended Ewing’s consistent scoring impact.
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Dolphins owner Joe Robbie dies at 73 in Miami
Joe Robbie, founder and longtime owner of the Miami Dolphins, died Sunday at age 73 in a Miami area hospital. Born in 1916 in Sisseton, South Dakota, he led the franchise from its AFL origins in 1965, hired Don Shula, and secured peak success including the 1972 perfect season and multiple AFC titles. His family remains involved, with three of his 11 children employed by the team and his widow Elizabeth serving as vice president.
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