NHRA Finals Results at Pomona Raceway by AP
The Associated Press reports final results from the NHRA Automobile Club Finals at Pomona Raceway California. Winners include Morgan Lucas in Top Alcohol with 5.239 and 269.29, Steve Gasparrelli in Top Alcohol Funny Car 5.648 at 255.68, Jeff Taylor in Competition Eliminator 8.595 at 133.68, and Kyle Rizzoli in Super Comp 8.917 at 169.57. Additional winners: Anthony Bertozzi in Super Stock, Dan Fletcher in Stock Eliminator, Kenny Yeoman in Super Gas, Les Belle in Summit Super Pro ET, Martin Rachel in Summit Pro ET, Jerry Hefler in Summit Sportsman, and Richard Pedraza in Summit Super Pro Bike.
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College basketball scores from exhibition games
New Orleans edged Global Sports All-Stars 73 70 in overtime while Notre Dame beat EA All Stars 81 64. Team Nike defeated West Virginia 104 101 in OT, Texas A M topped MBC Nicolaev 86 73, Vanderbilt beat Harlem Globetrotters 70 68, Vincennes won 120 65 over Campbellsville, and Wis Green Bay defeated Wisconsin All Stars 69 65.
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Miami of Ohio at Marshall college football game listed
ESPN schedules a 7 p.m. college football game between Miami Ohio and Marshall. Also listed are a 6 p.m. exhibition basketball game between the Harlem Globetrotters and Maryland, a 1:30 p.m. UEFA Champions League group phase match Ajax versus Inter at Amsterdam, and a noon Shanghai Tennis Masters Cup early round on same-day tape.
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Wednesday NBA and NHL Telecasts Listed by ESPN
ESPN schedules show NBA games at 6 p.m. San Antonio versus New Jersey and 8:30 p.m. Sacramento at Golden State. NHL features Florida at Philadelphia at 6:30 p.m. ESPN2. Tennis coverage includes Shanghai Masters Cup early rounds with noon start and tape delay for the same day in Shanghai.
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NBA and NHL Suspensions Highlight Rough Night of Games
The NBA suspended Bonzi Wells one game for spitting on Danny Ferry and placed Nick Van Exel on injured list with the Mavericks while Adam Harrington was activated. In the NHL, Boston forward Sean Brown served one game, New York Rangers forward Krzysztof Oliwa received five games, coach Bryan Trottier two games, and Sandy McCarthy fined. Team moves include Bubba Berenzweig recalled by the Nashville Predators, Carlo Colaiacovo and Karel Pilar assigned to junior and AHL teams, and Bryan Allen recalled by the Vancouver Canucks.
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Pro Football and Baseball Transactions Highlight Weekend Slates
Various NFL game matchups list including Green Bay at Minnesota and New England at Oakland with afternoon and evening starts. Baseball moves include Tim Wakefield signing a three year contract with Boston, John McLaren named bullpen coach for Tampa Bay, and option decisions by Arizona and Los Angeles.
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Bonds Wins Fifth NL MVP In Unanimous Vote
Barry Bonds received all 32 first place votes to seal a unanimous fifth NL MVP, the most in league history. The San Francisco Giants outfielder said he lives out of storage and celebrated after a year that included a .370 batting average and 73 homers. Albert Pujols, Lance Berkman followed in voting.
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Clijsters Stuns Serena at WTA Finals in LA
Kim Clijsters defeated Serena Williams 7 5 6 3 at Staples Center ending Williams 18 match win streak and her five match skid to the American. The 19-year-old Belgian earned $765 000 of a 3 million purse after a 1 1 2 hour match before 10 232 fans.
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