Tennis grapples with misconduct and record erasures at Australian Open
Sunday saw a Grand Slam misconduct incident as a player was ejected after a racket throw, while stars Graf and Lendl posted wins. The IAAF erased Ben Johnsons 9.83 record leaving Carl Lewis atop the world list, and doping cases rearranged sprint rankings. Baseball notes include Robin Yount returning to Milwaukee and Shoemaker near retirement after Hallandale win.
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Jacobsen pulls clear to win Bob Hope Classic title
Peter Jacobsen captured his first official PGA Tour win since 1984 by finishing 21 under par with a final 71 at PGA West. He edged Brian Tennyson and Scott Simpson by one stroke after leading or tying for the final 18 holes and birdieing the 18th to seal victory worth 180000 dollars.
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Nelson Rises to 600 Wins with Warriors Victory
Don Nelson becomes the 10th NBA coach to reach 600 victories as the Golden State Warriors beat the Boston Celtics 120 to 115 at Boston Garden. Chris Mullin led with 30 points, while Larry Bird paced the Celtics with 37 points and 12 assists. Nelson, in his 13th season, remarks that 600 reflects a great career and shared wins.
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Basketball scores and schedule across teams and players
Dense OCR sports brief lists numerous NBA results and upcoming games. Mentions Denver, San Antonio, Washington, Los Angeles Clippers, Sacramento, Boston, Portland, Phoenix, Orlando, Philadelphia, Cleveland, New York, Detroit, Houston, Utah and Milwaukee with partial scores and times. includes player stat snippets for Ewing Jackson Wikins Strickland and Myers, plus stray odds and ends from the day’s box scores.
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Blazers top Hornets 115 100 in strong road win
PortlandBlazers 115 Charlotte Hornets 100 as Jerome Kersey 26 points and Kevin Duckworth 23 pace the win. Trail Blazers tally improve to 16th win in 17 games while Hornets drop to 18th loss in 19 road outings with JR Reid 18 and Del Curry 17 leading Charlotte.
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Missouri climbs to No 1 after top teams stumble
Top ranked Kansas, No 2 Georgetown, and No 3 Oklahoma all lost over the weekend. Missouri, ranked fourth, beat Kansas 95-87 to surge to the top as others fell. Coach Norm Stewart downplays polls, but players and fans gain a rare No 1. Georgetown coach John Thompson downplays the hype. Virginia upset No 11 Georgia Tech in overtime as other ranked teams also posted wins.
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Bruins Crush Cal and Alabama Lob Shots in Conference Mix
Don MacLean scored 27 points and Tracy Murray 25 as UCLA shot 65 percent and beat Alabama 70 55 and Cal 74 61. Melvin Cheatum led Alabama with 20 points while Maurice Williamson had 12 for LSU in a Southeastern Conference clash. Freshman Brian Hendrick led Cal with 31 points in a separate scoring burst.
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Top 25 Colleges Show Varied Week Results Across Nation
The AP Top 25 ratings reflect mixed outcomes with Kansas routing Elizabeth City State 132-65 but losing to Missouri 95-87. Georgetown beat Boston College, then fell to Connecticut 70-85, while Oklahoma lost to Arizona and Kansas State faced Iowa State. Michigan and Duke posted wins, while several other ranked teams endured upsets or narrow victories.
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Women's Top 25 Mow Tit Assoceted Press Top 25
AP Top 25 college women's basketball poll shows Stanford leading at 14-0 with Seethore Cal and Texas near top. Other teams include Tepehaneine and UC Sentabertora among the upper ranks as 19-2 records feature.
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