Stars Coast To 5-0 Second Period Blast Over Oilers
Dallas Stars explode for five second period goals to beat Edmonton Oilers 5-0 in Edmonton. Jere Lehtinen nets twice, with Zubov Marshall and Reid adding others as Dallas posts season high scoring. Oilers crumble after intermission as goalie Essensa pulled.
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NHL score sheet chaos for multiple games in Rangoon and beyond
Dense hockey box score details across several matchups. Highlights include Dallas and Edmonton games with penalties, goals by Zubov Reid Guerin and Grier, plus Blackhawks versus Lightning and Coyotes versus Canucks with period goals and power plays.
Players sue NBA to play in Europe
New York Nick Van Exel of the Denver Nuggets plans to file suit against the NBA USA Basketball and FIBA to play the rest of the season in Europe His agent said Sunday Marcus Camby of the New York Knicks is among the plaintiffs They allege NBA and USA Basketball blocked clearance to FIBA and hinder overseas offers.
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Avon Girls Triumph Over Raiders 49 41 in Non-Conference Game
Lindsay Mitchell led Avon with 12 points and seven rebounds as Avon defeated Columbia 49 to 41. Jenny Krinks added 11 points for Avon, while Janet Hovanus had six steals. Avon hosts Oberlin Wednesday.
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Indians tickets sell out early for 1999 season at Jacobs Field
Four teen Cleveland Indians games for the 1999 American League season are already sold out and several more Jacobs Field games were nearing sellout status through two days of ticket sales. Persistent buyers faced long lines and busy signals as demand remained high four months before the season. The home opener against Kansas City on April 12 was already sold out, as was the June 46 series with the Chicago Cubs and Sammy Sosa, along with 10 other games, while more than 60 dates still had tickets available.
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Wave Dominates Crunch In High-Scoring Attack
Milwaukee Wave overwhelmed the Cleveland Crunch 37 to 5 as Jason Willan tallied six goals and two assists for 15 points. Cleveland’s Hector Marino and Tommy Tanner each scored once, amid a grueling third game in three days.
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Panthers edge Parma 6 4 in hockey clash
Elyria Catholic Panthers beat Parma Senior 6 4 as John Porostosky scored the decisive goal with 3 35 left breaking a 4 4 tie. Basinger twins and Krusz each added goals while Andrew Zink stopped 23 shots for EC 1 1 in the Greater Cleveland High School Hockey League. Porostosky two assists lead EC. They host Olmsted Falls next Wednesday at 7 p.m.
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Western Michigan Upsets Michigan In MAC Clash
Western Michigan defeated Michigan 81 74 at Van Andel Arena Grand Rapids as Louis Bullock scored 32 and led a late Wolverines rally. Michigan dropped to 0 4 against MAC foes under coach Brian Ellerbe with one more MAC test at Eastern Michigan. Steve Francis added 24 for Maryland in a BBT Classic win over Stanford. Tony Harris scored 17 as Tennessee closed strong to win.
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Shepherd Leads Penn State Upset In Championship Final
Lisa Shepherd scored 21 points guiding Penn State past No. 7 Alabama 66-57 in the Wachovia Women’s Invitational final in Richmond. Andrea Garner had 19 and 11, while Darling added 15 in a second half surge that decided the title game.
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