Barkley sinks winner to lift Rockets past Lakers
Charles Barkley delivered a late game winner as Houston edged Los Angeles a decisive finish. The Rockets secured the victory behind clutch scoring and key plays to topple the Lakers in a tight edition of the matchup.
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Earnhardt Wins Daytona 500 After 20 Attempts
Dale Earnhardt finally broke his 59-race winless streak to win the Daytona 500 in front of about 185000 spectators at Daytona International Speedway. The 46-year-old driver celebrated with his No 3 Chevrolet, donuts on the grass and joy from crew chiefs and teams as he secured NASCARs richest race at last.
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Houston Knicks Deflate Cavaliers At Madison Square Garden
The Cavaliers without suspended Charles Oakley and with Patrick Ewing out for the season dropped 102 to 91 at New York. Cleveland, 28-23, struggled on the road, giving up 102 points as coach Mike Fratello blamed weak defense.
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Picabo Street withdraws from downhill at Nagano
Picabo Street, trailing early, opts not to risk health after a hard, bumpy run in the women's downhill at the Nagano Winter Games. She finishes sixth as Chris Witty earns the U S medal in the 1500 meters with bronze. Street reflects on past crashes and not pushing the envelope.
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U S Men's Hockey Struggles as Olympic Build Falters
After a 4-1 defeat to Canada in Nagano, Team USA sits at 1-2 in the Olympic tournament. Jeremy Roenick and coach Ron Wilson marked improvements from earlier games, but the U S squad remains unhappy with the results. Patrick Roy starred for Canada, stopping 30 of 32 shots, including seven saves during a two-man U S advantage.
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Tribe’s Giles Out as Indians Spring Training Opens
Winter Haven Florida report notes Brian Giles loses job after two days of camp. If plans hold, he becomes caddy to David Justice and Geronimo Berroa as Berroa’s role and at bat prospects are debated. Berroa joined on a one year deal worth 2.2 million.
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