Jazz Beat Bulls 98 94 to End Bulls Winning Streak
Utah Jazz upset Chicago Bulls 98-94 as Malone scored 27 and Bailey 22 to inside work. Sloan praised getting the ball inside while Jordan poured 43 for the Bulls in a tight road win.
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Tisdale ties Kings record in 111 102 win over Charlotte
Wayman Tisdale scored 33 points, 20 in the third quarter, tying Sacramento’s single quarter mark as the Kings beat Charlotte 111-102. Pooh Richardson led Minnesota with 27 points and 14 assists in a 111-94 win over the LA Clippers. Tim Hardaway had 18 assists in Golden State’s 145-105 blowout of Cleveland. Karl Malone kept Utah close with 19 rebounds in a 98-94 win at Chicago. Rex Chapman scored 38 in Charlotte’s loss at Sacramento. Michael Jordan tallied 43 as Chicago lost to Utah.
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Sabres Dominate Bruins In 10 4 Showdown At Boston Garden
Buffalo raced past Boston 10 4 as the Sabres overwhelmed the struggling Bruins in an Adams Division showdown. The Boston duo Moog and Lemelin endured a rough night while Buffalo climbed within two points of the division leader.
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Huston shoots 68 after shoe ruling at Honda Classic
John Huston leads after day one at the Honda Classic in Coral Springs as USGA bans his Weight-Rite spikes for aiding the swing. He switched to standard Footjoys and shot a four under 68 amid fierce winds that produced a high 76.40 stroke average and 128 rounds over par.
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Steinbrenner forecasts possible long season amid stalled talks
Yankee owner George Steinbrenner warned that baseball could see no 1990 season if bargaining stalls. He criticized unions for seeking short term pay, urged faster talks with key figures in the room, and said Opening Day could be jeopardized while expressing support for the commissioner and a limited negotiating team.
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Candiotti urges quick arbitration fix for baseball
Candietti proposes a five arbitrator panel to settle baseball labor talks and avoid long arbitration, arguing costs of inaction hit senior citizens in Arizona and Florida and business profits. Indians' major league staff arrive in Tucson as minor leaguers start workouts Sunday.
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