Sprewell lifts Warriors past Spurs at Alamodome
Latrell Sprewell scored 26 points and drew two key late steals to power the Golden State Warriors to a 106-101 win over the San Antonio Spurs at the Alamodome. The victory snapped Spurs’ six-game run and moved Golden State into a share of first in the Midwest. Sprewell tied the game with 1:53 left, then set up Avery Johnson for the go-ahead layup after Willie Anderson’s late free throw.
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Mavericks End 17-Game Skid With 88 80 Win Over Kings
Western Conference playoff glance notes Dallas visiting Detroit start Indiana’s rally as Doug Smith nets 18 points including 10 in the fourth quarter to lift the Mavericks past the Kings 88 to 80. It is Dallas first win over a Pacific Division foe this season and their ninth win in 72 games, matching the 1972-75 76ers win total.
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Clinton roots for Razorbacks as Arkansas tops Duke 76 72
Portland observer Scott Bordon reports President Bill Clinton, a noted Arkansas Razorbacks fan, watched the championship game with Oliver Miller as Arkansas rallied to defeat Duke 76 to 72. Clinton wore an Arkansas hat and reacted to Duke's early second-half surge with questions and banter.
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Suns fall to Trail Blazers as Strickland shines
Rod Strickland led Portland with 18 points and a Suns record 20 assists while Kevin Johnson struggled with 11 points on 4-of-13 shooting and five turnovers. Charles Barkley scored 27 but Phoenix trailed after a 12-0 Portland run in the second quarter. Portland took control early and maintained it, 69-57 at halftime, as Strickland and Porter pushed the Blazers.
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Tattoos on athletes mark personal messages at Final Four era
The piece notes athletes across college and pro ranks displaying tattoos as personal statements. Damon Stoudamire and Khalid Reeves lead Arizona with bold arm lettering, while Duke, Arkansas and Purdue players showcase designs from animals to cartoons. Steve bodies include Shaquille O Neal and Mitch Williams tattoos, and Stevin Smith honors his mother with a heart tattoo, reflecting a trend of self expression in sports.
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Crossword puzzle clue list and grid entries
Compact OCR fragment lists puzzle hints and partial answers including Hawaiian, Model Card, Writer, Jones averages, not flexible, epoch, and Fond du Lac Wisconsin. A damaged text row captures a crossword puzzle style set.
Andretti Strives To Define Post F1 Rivalry In Australia
Andretti dismissed any Ayrton Senna or Alain Prost style clash with Mansell after a rough start in the Australian race. He cited media hype as driving a potential feud and reflected on his difficult F1 years at McLaren, insisting the rivalry would only exist if the press creates it. He praised his IndyCar return with Reynard and Chip Ganassi, noting a strong test showing and choosing Ganassi for stable growth.
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