McCray powers Rockets past Bucks in late rout
Rodney McCray scored 22 points and grabbed 10 rebounds before fouling out as Houston beat Milwaukee 116 103. The performance helped celebrate Akeem Olajuwon’s 25th birthday and extended Houston’s hot run. In another note, Michael Adams iced Denver’s 115 113 win with two free throws as the Nuggets toppled the Lakers.
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Browns nose tackle Puzzuoli undergoes hip fracture surgery
Browns nose tackle Dave Puzzuoli underwent surgery to repair a hip fracture to his right femur. He is in good condition at the Cleveland Clinic and expected to be released today. Exercise will be limited for four to six weeks after he started in the AFC title loss to the Broncos, replacing Bob Golic who broke an arm in the final regular season game.
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Forsman shoots 62 to grab Bob Hope lead at Indian Wells
Dan Forsman put together a career-best 10-under 62 at Indian Wells to take a two round total of 130 and lead the Bob Hope Classic. He carded nine birdies and an 18th hole eagle, while first-round leader Jay Haas fell to 131. John Mahaffey, Jim Hallet and Ken Perry were tied at 133 as action continued across desert courses.
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Duke Beats North Carolina In Narrow ACC Thriller
Duke narrowly defeats second-ranked North Carolina 70-69 at the Dean Smith Center. Danny Ferry scored the decisive free throw with 52 seconds left as Jeff Lebo and Pete Chilcutt missed late shots. Robert Brickey blocked Lebo's attempt at 2 seconds remaining to seal the win.
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College basketball scores scattered across regions
A collage of college basketball results from across the nation shows East teams like Boston U beating Celusius 76 to 67 and Fordham downing Town 87 to 67, while La Salle led Holy Cross 119 to 108. Midwestern action includes DePaul 93 over Bradley 99.5 to 93 and Drake 61 over Loyola 77. Southwest and West lists feature Texas Tech and Arkansas schools with varied margins, and the night wraps with West Coast players at San Diego St and Gonzaga posting wins.
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Wilander and Cash reach Australian Open final in Melbourne
Mats Wilander defeats Stefan Edberg in five sets 6 0 6 7 6 3 3 6 6 1 to reach the men’s final while Pat Cash upsets world No 1 Ivan Lendl 6 4 2 6 6 2 4 6 6 2. Cubs yet to vote seats at Wrigley as night baseball eyed.
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Jordan and Johnson Lead NBA All Star Balloting
Michael Jordan of the Bulls and Magic Johnson of the Lakers led fan voting with over one million votes each for the NBA All-Star Game on February 7 in Chicago. Eastern starters include Isiah Thomas Moses Malone Larry Bird and Dominique Wilkins. Western starters feature Johnson Fat Lever Olajuwon Alex English and Karl Malone.
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Ex Orioles Williams joins Tribe front office
Jimmy Williams, 61, former Orioles coach, becomes director of minor league field operations for the Cleveland Indians. He will oversee the instructional program across the Indians minor league system. Williams has a long coaching and managerial background in Baltimore and Dodgers minor leagues. Adams named Kinston manager and Adair named Kinston coach.
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Rockets Triumph Over Bucks In Houston Showdown
Houston defeats Milwaukee 116 to 103 as Olajuwon leads with 28 points and 12 rebounds. Milwaukee counters with Sikma 17 and Pressey 7 assists, but Houston outpaces 60-56 on rebounds and 27 assists to 20.
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Multiple Pro Team Front Office and Roster Moves Reported
Transactions across major leagues include Jimmy Williams named director of minor league field operations for Cleveland Indians with Glenn Adams and Rick Adair in roles for Kinston Eagles. Dodgers appoint Mike Williams as director of public relations. Cardinals reach terms with Bob Forsch for one year, plus signings for Lee Tunnel Tue Conroy David Green and Gerammmo Pena to one-year deals. Bullets sign guard Steve Coller for rest of season. Islanders recall Derek King and Mick Vukola from Springfield. Blues acquire Scott Harlow from Canadiens for future considerations. Capitals assign Lou Frances to Binghamton. Steamers sign Keo Fogarty. Arizona State names Dennis Brown defensive coordinator. Florida taps Larry Iksey as running back coach. Mississippi State suspends Espell Curry indefinitely. Portland State names Pokey Allen interim athletic director and head football coach.
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NBA All Stars East roster final fan voting results
Final East starting positions announced for the 38th All Star Game at Chicago Stadium. Voter tallies list Moses Malone and Larry Bird as top centers and forwards with Magic Johnson and Isiah Thomas among leading guards. notable names include Dominique Wilkins, Bernard King, and Kevin Johnson among guards and Kor blend in West.
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