Jacks fall to Michigan in shootout 3-2 at Gund Arena
Cleveland’s three game weekend ends 0-1-2 after a 3-2 shootout loss to last place Michigan. Eric Perrin opens scoring, Brett Harkins and Darrin Wetherill feature in late drama before Martin St Louis converts for Cleveland, but Michigan wins in sudden death.
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Eric Perrin
Street wins Super-G gold in Nagano Olympic showdown
Picabo Street, the Sun Valley favorite, clinched the women's Super-G gold in Nagano with a 1 18.02 clocking, narrowly defeating Michaela Dorfmeister by 0.01 seconds. Street, 26, endures knee injury and concussion setbacks to leave with another Olympic memory and the sole U.S. speed medal.
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Canada Seizes Lead With Early Goal After 5-on-3 Chance
Canada surged to a 3 1 deficit turned by Rob Zammer’s go ahead strike at 16 30 of the first period with assists from Gretzky and Sakic. Keith Primeau added two goals and Sakic one as Canada dominated Mike Richter, then USA finally struck late in the third on Huill s shot at 14 04.
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Berroa blocked from everyday action in Indians lineup plan
Tribe manager Hargrove laid out a plan hinging on David Justice’s knee. If Justice is ready, Berroa shifts to bench or DH. Giles is Cleveland’s lone backup outfielder and likely to claim left field if Justice plays elsewhere. Giles posted 268 with 17 HRs in 377 at bats last season.
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Earnhardt Wins Daytona 500 in Record Pace Triumph
The Intimidator, Dale Earnhardt, clinched victory in the Daytona 500 amid a dramatic finish with John Andretti and Lake Speed triggering the final caution on lap 199. Labonte finished second with Jeremy Mayfield third as Earnhardt earned a record $7 million purse and his first win since 1996. The Daytona duel featured three cautions and a massive 31 car draft before the checkered flag. Earnhardt paid tribute to close figures T Wayne Robertson Neil Bennett and Ralph Earnhardt, noting the race's emotional weight.
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Houston's 34 Leads Knicks Past Cavaliers 102 91
Allan Houston scored a season high 34 as the Knicks beat the Cavaliers 102 91. Ray Allen led Milwaukee with 25 in a 99 93 win over Cleveland while Cedric Henderson surged for 23 as Cleveland lost on the road. Houston opened a second half burst with 12 points in 3:21 of the third quarter guiding New York to a 61 46 advantage.
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