Jazz Edge Knicks 110 97 In New York Box Score
Utah dominates fourth quarter to defeat New York 110 97 led by Stockton and Malone with strong bench showing Starks Harper and Williams top scorers for the Knicks while Jabs and Jang provide late surge for Jazz in a high temple game. game notes include standings and future schedule lines.
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NBA and other pro sports matchups listed with channels
A TV sports listing notes NBA games Washington at Orlando on channel 20 at 7 30 p m and San Antonio at Denver on TNT at 8 p m It also lists boxing Hector Camacho versus Floyd Williams a 10 round welterweight bout at 9 p m and ATP World Championship early rounds tennis coverage on FSPN plus Slims Championship early rounds at 7 p m The rest lists college football postseason pairings and regional high school playoff schedules with dates times and venues, including Maryland public school playoff brackets and multiple classes and games.
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Steelers defense powers past Bills in Monday night win
Rod Woodson sparked Pittsburgh with a 37 yard interception return for a touchdown and forced fumble to lift the Steelers 23-10 over Buffalo. Gary Anderson added three field goals while the defense held Buffalo without an offensive score.
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Strike drags into 95th day as World Series is canceled
The long running labor dispute surpasses 1904 record with the World Series called off. Owners fret a self tax could curb free agent signings while federal mediator WJ Usery efforts continue. Meetings and conference calls unfold as GMs express uncertainty and await Washington guidance.
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McNall Admits Responsibility Amid Kings Fallout
Bruce McNall, facing charges, will plead and take full responsibility for acts cited while noting institutional involvement by others. His attorney claims McNall’s financial collapse followed a motion picture venture that left him personally liable for 120 million dollars after guarantees and loan defaults.
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Orioles raise ticket prices for 1995 season
The Baltimore Orioles announced a 1995 price increase across most seats after acknowledging costs from 1994 free agent acquisitions and expected free agent pursuits. Lower box seats see the largest hikes up to $5, while 5,319 club seats and 19,468 seats stay unchanged or rise modestly.
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Charles Town Race track orders 30 day horse evacuation
The Charles Town Races announces 30 days to remove all horses and property. General manager Donald E. Hudson sent a Nov 12 letter stating no horse training after Dec 11, 1994. He cites voter rejection of the video lottery referendum and calls to cease operations to avoid greater losses and to sell the track to preserve jobs.
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Dexter Manley Charged With Cocaine Possession
Former NFL star Dexter Manley, once banned for drug policy violations, is charged with felony possession of crack cocaine in Houston. The 36 year old was arrested Sunday night and released Monday on a $5,000 bond. Manley played for the Washington Redskins, appearing in three Super Bowls and recording 97 sacks in his career.
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Raveling Confirms Interest In Admin Or Broadcast Roles
Former USC star Raveling hints at pursuing sports administration or broadcasting after retirement. Lakers fans recall his sideline energy as teammates express disbelief at his weight loss and sudden retirement. He previously coached at Washington State and Town and led the Black Coaches Association critical of standardized tests for athletes.
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Funeral plans set for sprinter Wilma Rudolph
Wilma Rudolph, the Olympic sprint champion who triumphed over polio to win three gold medals in 1960, died Saturday of brain cancer at 54. A funeral is scheduled for Friday at 2 30 p.m. EST at First Baptist Church in Clarksville, with her body at Kean Center, Tennessee State University, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. EST Thursday and a memorial service planned for 11 a.m. EST Friday.
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Hoosier withdraws from Winston Cup tire war
Hoosier Racing Tire announced immediate withdrawal from the Winston Cup and Grand National series to focus on short track racing. Geoff Bodine led three Winston Cup victories with Hoosier radials while 12 poles highlighted the effort, though safety concerns rose over faster tires and increased wear.
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Eagles’ Evans Out For Season With Broken Leg
Philadelphia Eagles middle linebacker Byron Evans suffers a broken right tibia a torn medial collateral ligament and torn knee cartilage in a 26 7 loss to the Cleveland Browns ending his season and jeopardizing his career. Replays show Bill Romanowski rolling up on Evans during the tackle on Leroy Hoard.
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Gibbs denies plans to resign as Oklahoma coach
Oklahoma coach Gary Gibbs rejected resignation rumors on Monday and told players his focus remains on beating No. 1 Nebraska. Weekend speculation cited Tulsa World reporting officials seeking a settlement timing before new president David Boren takes office.
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Tim Hardaway Named NBA Player of the Week
Golden State guard Tim Hardaway was chosen NBA player of the week after a 5-0 run and 25 points per game. He added 8.6 assists and 4.2 rebounds as the Warriors posted their best start since moving to the West Coast 33 years ago.
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