Bulls Triumph Over Lakers In High-Scoring 128-107 Win
In a fast paced NBA recap, the Bulls defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 128 to 107. Notable names include Jordan with strong 38 points, Grant and Paxson contributing, while Green and MThompson led L A with double digits. Rebounds favored Chicago 60 to 46 as fouls remained even at 18 each. The night also touched football and local high school basketball results.
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TJ girls reach state finals in tight semifinal rout
Sherwood tops TJ in a competitive semifinal as Slater and Mullins pace Sherwood with 25 and 14 points respectively. Tavernia leads TJ with 12 points and 10 rebounds, while both teams fight for rebounding and shooting edge. The game features late first-half momentum and strong defense with several blocks.
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MSM women host tourney and standout players highlighted
The MSM women headline a 10.3 rebound per game roster with 71 threes this year while Hampton’s Venise Frazer leads with 13.0 rebounds and 15.3 points per game. UCC hosts high powered offense with Stephenson 24.1 ppg 13.0 rpg and McKinnon 13.8 ppg 11.7 rpg as the Lady Firebirds aim for another strong season.
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Maryland Terrapins face lineup mystery for NCAA bid
Maryland plans a 6 to 9 freshman Tony Massenburg at forward over 6-6 Steve Hood as coach Wade refuses to reveal starters. The Terrapins, seeded fifth, meet fourth-seeded Tech in a Friday doubleheader with UNC vs Wake Forest and N.C. State vs Clemson followed by Duke vs Virginia later that night.
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Terps face Scott in ACC Tournament opener
Maryland faces Georgia Tech with Dennis Scott seeking an edge after two strong games against the Terrapins. Scott, a Hagerstown native, spoke of extra incentive and a homecoming angle as Tech eyes an upset bid while Duke and North Carolina loom as favorites and Maryland and Clemson noted as sleepers.
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Expos blank Orioles 6-0 in spring game in Florida
Montreal pitchers combined for nine hits allowed while Dennis Martinez earned the win as Tim Wallach Tim Raines and Alonzo Powell homered. Orioles suffered four errors in the first two innings and dropped to 5-2 in spring play. Joe Orsulak went 4-for-4 for Baltimore and Cody Mann. Orsulak leads spring with 9-for-12.
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Red Wings 5 Canucks 2 in NHL action
Detroit defeated Vancouver 5-2 as Zombo and Barr scored key second period goals. McCammon served a five game suspension, Weeks debuted for Vancouver after a trade. Islanders toppled by Nordiques 4 3 with Lambert netting the winner as Bossy watched.
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Skins Williams to be released from hospital
Washington Redskins quarterback Doug Williams will be released Friday from a Birmingham Alabama hospital after a 75 minute arthroscopic knee operation on his left knee. Dr James Andrews says Williams shows increased range of motion and will rest about two weeks before rehabilitation at Redskins Park. Williams sustained the knee injury in Super Bowl XXII against the Denver Broncos and later returned to apply for the record books with passing yardage and touchdowns.
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