Spurs Lose to Trail Blazers as Robinson Dominates
San Antonio center David Robinson blocked a season-high 11 shots, scored 23 points and grabbed 14 rebounds for his seventh career triple double, leading the Spurs to a 95-88 win over Portland Tuesday night. The Blazers entered on a six-game streak but were held in check in Mr. Robinson's neighborhood.
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Spurs hold off Trail Blazers in tense finish despite late drama
In a tight Spurs win over the Trail Blazers, Drexler failed two late 3s and drew a questionable foul as Sean Elliott made two free throws. Portland shot 36.2 percent, Porter went 5 of 23, and Robinson blocked five shots. Terry Cummings scored the buzzer layup sealing a seven-point Spurs margin.
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Miami and New York deliver high scoring NBA clash
Miami and New York produced a tight box score with multiple standouts. New York's Oakley and Ewing powered the visitors while Miami leaned on Rice Coles and McDaniel to stay within striking distance before final margins.
Woodlands racing entries and high school games recap
A long list of Woodlands racetrack entries for 5/16 across grades M to A with multiple horses per race and odds notes. In high school hoops, South beat Olathe Pioneer Trail 69-62 led by Brad Frederick 21 points. Central lost 79-47 as Greg Erb scored 24. South eighth grade crushed Pioneer Trail 47-35. Central eighth grade fell to Northern Hills 43-29. West eighth grade A-team 52-46 at Tecumseh Shawnee Heights. Eudora 70-43 girls victory over Osage City led by Gretchen Freeland 24. Sedalia Missouri Haskell women beat State Fair 55-52. Kansas freshman Angela Aycock named Big Eight player of the week with 34 points and 13 rebounds in two road wins.
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Winter Olympics welcomes 63 year old Finnish speed skier
Kalevi Hakkkinen aged 63 and Bud Somerville aged 55 join the 1992 Albertville games as contemporaries of Elvis Presley, pursuing Olympic speed skiing and curling roles amid snowbound Alps. Hakkkinen, a four time world speed record holder, eyes a historic forerunner spot as speed skiing debuts as a demonstration event. Somerville, a Wisconsin county clerk and curling veteran, stresses age is only a number as he joins the U S team for France competition amid heavy snowfall and road concerns.
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Osage City Edges Eudora 72 71 In Tight Bounceback
Osage City defeated Eudora 72 71 after a 14 point second quarter deficit as Chris Standiford clinched free throws with two seconds left. Jamy Hickman led Eudora with 23 points while Carl Cardinal trio Adam Gabriel Matt Grosdidier and Mark Brunk fueled the comeback.
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Oregon star Lowe commits to Kansas swimming program
Gresham Oregon swimmer Ryan Lowe, a butterfly and distance freestyle standout, signed a letter of intent to swim for Kansas. Coach Gary Kempf calls him a blue chip recruit with strong work ethic from an elite distance program and notes he is close to Olympic Trials. Kempf sees Lowe as a cornerstone for Kansas’ future.
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