Lemieux shines as he nets four in All-Star record burst
In Pittsburgh Mario Lemieux matched an All-Star Game record by scoring four goals in the 12-7 Wales Conference win over Campbell. Teammate Paul Coffey praised him while Luc Robitaille added two goals and Gretzky watched as Lemieux tied the record with an early third-period strike. Lemieux’s 16,236 fans at Civic Arena witnessed a masterful performance that highlighted his artistry and place among the greats.
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Missouri Seizes No 1 After Wildcats Weekend Collapse
Major college basketball saw a shaken top tier as Kansas and Georgetown lost, Missouri defeated Kansas 95-87 to surge toward No 1. Connecticut upset Georgetown 70-65, Arizona beat Oklahoma 78-74, while other ranked teams faltered in a wild Saturday.
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Nelson seals 600th win as Warriors top Celtics
Golden State coach Don Nelson earned his 600th victory in a 120-115 win at Boston Garden, the milestone coming as the Warriors snapped a four-game skid. Chris Mullin led with 30 points, while Larry Bird had 37 for Boston.
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Henry stars in CBA All Star game thriller
In Moline Ill Rapid City’s Conner Henry scored 16 and Tim Legler of Omaha added 17 as the National Conference held off the American 107 105 before 4300 fans and 27 NBA scouts at Wharton Fieldhouse.
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Ware weighs NFL option after Heisman win
Washington Heisman winner Andre Ware hints he may skip his Houston senior season to enter the NFL. He has long said he would return, but remarks at a Touchdown Club event suggest the possibility of changing plans if pro football proves better for him. In another note, Arizona's John Nies kicked a 37 yard field goal as the West edged the East 22 21 in the Shrine Game before 78 000 at Stanford Stadium.
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