Tech shockbackboard dunk powers win over Tar Heels
Texas Tech routs North Carolina 92-73 to reach the East Regional semifinals in Atlanta. Darvin Ham's backboard shattering dunk and 30-1 team record anchor a 10-0 run after the delay as Jeff McInnis leads UNC with 19 points and Antawn Jamison adds 25. Georgetown, Cincinnati, Georgia Tech also win to reach the Sweet 16.
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Orlando
Fla
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Stephen Marbury
NBA
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Wells Overcomes Heart Woes to Lead Orioles Past Mets
In a rare spring exhibition, David Wells, after hospitalization for a rapid heartbeat, pitched six innings and earned the win as Baltimore beat New York 9-6. Bobby Bonilla led Baltimore with four hits including a homer, while Cal Ripken drove in two runs. The Mets opened with a Bobby Bonilla and Kevin Roberson homer barrage, but Wells settled down, and Keith Shepherd saved the win.
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B.J Surhoff
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Keith Shepherd
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Carey ties Caps win mark in 2-1 victory over Stars
Washington gains a 2-1 win as Peter Bondra and Michal Pivonka score. Jim Carey makes 28 saves for his 29th victory to tie the team record for wins in a season. Nieuwendyk tallies late for Dallas as Carey earns the win and shifts focus to defense.
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Benoit Hogue
Jim Schoenfeld
Schoenfeld
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Bondra
Andy Moog
Pironka
Dallas
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Nieuwendyk
Tyson aims for perfection after Bruno victory
Mike Tyson criticizes his own performance after a third round stoppage of Frank Bruno at MGM Grand Garden. Tyson cites hand speed power and head movement as key tools while Bruno complains. future opponents include Bruce Seldon and Francois Botha as promoters weigh big-money matchups.
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