Penny Out Pacers Win as Hardaway Injures Foot
Penny Hardaway began his first start in two months but exited with a deep left foot bruise as the Indiana Pacers beat the Orlando Magic 85 to 66. Indiana allowed its fewest points since joining the NBA in 1976, while Orlando endured its season low in scoring.
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NBA Roundup Highlights Upsets and Comebacks Across League
The night featured Toni Kukoc lifting the Bulls with 19 second half points amid a 21 point 12 rebound performance as Chicago held off the Raptors. Kobe Bryant started for the Lakers scoring 15 as Portland beat L A. Tracy Murray career high 60 powered the Wizards over the Warriors despite key absences.
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Orlando and Indiana reach scoring duel in key game
Outlaw led Orlando with 66 points and 24 total for the night as Orlando and Indiana posted an 85-66 final. Mullin paced Indiana with 16 points, while Smits and Miller added 16 apiece in a high total for both sides.
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Standings and box score notes from a multi-game night
The card reports totals for Charlotte Rice Mason Geiger Royal Wesley Maxwell Armstrong Reid T Williams and New York Mills Oakley Dudley Houston Ward Starks H Williams Childs plus Dallas New Jersey and Toronto Chicago and Phoenix box scores with field goals rebounds assists fouls and technicals across several NBA games. It lists team totals and individual scorers, fouled out players, and attendance figures for events in Dallas New Jersey and Phoenix.
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Purdue Edges Indiana In Narrow Big Ten Victory
Chad Austin and Brad Miller each scored 23 as No. 8 Purdue beat Indiana 94-89 in West Lafayette. Purdue capitalized on 16 first-half turnovers and built a four-point halftime edge, then withstood a late Hoosier rally led by Andrae Patterson. Trajan Langdon added 18 for Purdue as Indiana dropped to 16-7.
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Gene Keady
Bob Knight
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Mount Union ends Baldwin Wallace 14-game win streak
Mount Union crushed Baldwin Wallace 91 to 68 Tuesday night to snap the Engineers 14 game winning streak in Ohio Athletic Conference action. The setback followed a night of notable upsets across college basketball with Rutgers rallying to topple No. 2 Connecticut and end UConns 53 game Big East win streak.
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