Kareem Jabbar Sparks Lakers In Nets Victory
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 18 points as the Lakers beat the New Jersey Nets 134-116. The 41-year-old reached the 38,000-point mark with his first basket, later averaging 13.8 points in his last 11 games and 9 rebounds in the win, as coach Pat Riley praised his return to form.
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Pistons top Bulls 113 to 102 in Chicago
Box score shows Chicago Pippen 5-10 0-0 44 and Jordan 10-18 7-8 26 leading the Bulls. Pistons win as Hodges and Paxson contribute, with team totals 47-80 field goals and 17-16 free throws.
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Unclear NBA standings fragment with multiple teams and players
Fragmented report lists DETRON ta bani 119 1921 and many players including Salley Johnson Thomas and Mahorn with assorted scores and rebounds. Mentions Celtics and Lakers box scores, fouls, assists, and team totals across several games, with incomplete team names and scattered statistics.
Top-ranked teams stumble in college basketball week
Iowa upset Illinois 86 82 as Ed Horton delivered 26 points and 17 rebounds. Arizona defeated Washington 85 68 behind Anthony Cook 23 points. Georgetown edged Villanova 69 55 with Jaren Jackson 27 and Alonzo Mourning 8 blocks. Duke beat Notre Dame 102 80 behind Danny Ferry 28. West Virginia held off Rutgers 60 58 as Wade Smith scored late.
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Cavaliers show resolve as Daugherty pushes to peak
Daugherty credits Cavaliers for chemistry and grit and predicts they will improve as they get healthier. Harper notes added strength when Nance returns, boosting half court play. A disruptive intruder entered Charlotte’s locker room before a game, attempting to wear Rickey Green’s uniform, prompting humor and disbelief from Kelly Tripucka.
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Calcavecchia Wins L A Open by One Stroke
Mark Calcavecchia captured the Los Angeles Open at Torrey Pines styled course finishing 12 under par with a final round 68 to seal a one stroke victory over Sandy Lyle. Hale Irwin finished third, after bogeying the 18th to miss a share of the top.
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AP Top 20 cage teams results Sunday
How the AP Top Twenty college basketball teams fared Sunday summary lists key upsets and notable wins. No. 9 Iowa defeated 86 82, Arizona beat Washington 85 6B, Georgetown beat Villanova 69-5, No. 12 Duke beat Notre Dame 102-80, West Virginia edged a close 60-58.
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Ohio State hosts Purdue in Big Ten clash on ESPN
No.15 Ohio State seeks rebound after a 76-73 loss at Minnesota while Purdue aims to salvage earlier form following a 76-72 upset of No.2 Illinois. Ohio State guard Jay Burson faced late controversy as a potential game winner was negated.
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Joe Morrison dead at 51 after heart attack
Joe Morrison, head football coach at South Carolina and ex Giants star, died Sunday night at 51 after collapsing while playing racquetball at the university. He played NFL for the Giants from 1959-72 as running back and receiver and led 16 seasons as a head coach at Tennessee-Chattanooga New Mexico and South Carolina.
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College Sports Nightline Highlights and Timings
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Porsche back in victory lane at Daytona endurance race
Derek Bell, Bob Wollek, and newcomer John Andretti piloted a Porsche to victory in the 24 Hours of Daytona after a nearly four hour fog delay. The Grand Touring Prototype car finished 1 minute 26.65 seconds ahead of the Jaguar XJR-9 driven by Cobb, Lammers, Nielsen, and Wallace, logging 621 laps at 92.009 mph. Winners in other classes included Tom Hessert’s Buick Tiga in Camel Lights and Mark Martin with Pete Halsmer’s Cougar XR-7 in GTO.
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Pro Football Hall of Fame puts George Halas as legend
The enduring figure known as Papa Bear is listed in the Pro Football Hall of Fame for his roles as player coach and owner. The note spans his multifaceted legacy in American football history.
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