Cummings 52 Leads Spurs Past Hornets in Debut Spoiler
Terry Cummings scored a career high 52 as the Spurs beat the Hornets 129-95, spoiling coach Gene Littles' debut. San Antonio set a franchise record with its 18th consecutive home win, while Littles endured a tough start after replacing Dick Harter.
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KU Women Fall To Colorado In Big Eight Defeat
Kansas drops to 14-7 overall and 3-4 in the Big Eight after a 78-61 loss at Colorado. Colorado guard Johnson scores 28 points with 11 rebounds while Shareef posts 14 points and 11 boards for KU. Jayhawks shoot 40 percent and get outrebounded 47-40 as they head to Oklahoma next Saturday.
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Kansas versus Colorado women basketball box score note
Kansas led by Sandra DeBrvin and Danielle Shareef while Colorado’s Debbie Johnson and Stephanie Mack paced offense in a 61 78 game. The stat line shows field goals, free throws, rebounds, assists and attendance 679 as listed.
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Dorsett Retires After 13 NFL Seasons
Tony Dorsett announced his retirement after 13 NFL seasons in a telephone interview from Dallas. The former Cowboys great, who finished as the league’s No. 2 all-time rusher with 12,739 yards, sat out 1989 due to reconstructive knee surgery. He spent 11 years with Dallas and one with Denver.
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