Jordan Bulls deliver statement win at Madison Square Garden
Michael Jordan scores 55 as the Chicago Bulls crush the New York Knicks 113-111 in Madison Square Garden. Jordan says the game marks him returning to form, while Phil Jackson calls it not a team statement yet. Wennington seals victory with a late dunk after Starks momentarily misplays the inbound.
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Drugs not the cause of Reggie Lewis death
An official autopsy review found Reggie Lewis did not die from cocaine use though officials avoided confirming whether he ever used drugs. The Celtics captain collapsed July 27, 1993, while playing. Doctors cited multiple heart failures causing irregular beat as the cause, matching the death certificate. Authorities did not disclose evidence of cocaine use.
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Protest over Stars Stripes keel change roils America3 race
In San Diego the Stars Stripes defeated Mighty Mary 1 31 in 18.55 mile Pacific race after repairs to keel and hull with Dennis Conner replacing the damaged keel. America3 protested defense committee jurisdiction and keel substitution terms, seeking an international jury ruling not granted.
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Baseball players mull new owners offer in talks
The union plans a counterproposal by week’s end as Donald Fehr warns negotiations set to determine opening day. Bud Selig says the 50 percent luxury tax above 44 million payroll applies 1996 2000 while talks resume, with players wary a true cap exists and tax is insufficient.
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Pamlico Hurricanes Rally Past Stallions In Tight Shootout
Pamlico trailed 1-0 entering the bottom of the fifth but tied it on a Barry Monk sacrifice fly miss hit. Watson struck out 12 as Pamlico sealed a 4-3 win, with Bryan Smith, Dan Voliva, and Mike Forbes driving key plays and Cliff Sawyer error-setting the rally. The Hurricanes face Swansboro at 7 p.m. Friday at Pamlico.
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Arrest in fatal shooting of pitcher linked to Braves tryouts
Neal Douglas Evans, 30, of West Palm Beach, charged with first degree murder and attempted armed robbery in the killing of Dave Shotkoski, 31, of Hoffman Estates, Illinois, during a botched robbery. Evans has a long Florida criminal record including burglary and weapons offenses. Gerald Williams, 31, signs with the Carolina Panthers after leaving the Steelers. Herschel Walker is released by the Philadelphia Eagles following Ricky Watters’ three year contract. A fan sues Vernon Maxwell and the Houston Rockets for 4.5 million over an on court incident. Hakeem Olajuwon likely misses two games with anemia. Maxwell to be tested.
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