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    Whisenhunt finds ways to succeed

    SUPER BOWL WEEK: The Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator has re-established the team's reliance on a powerful ground attack based on intelligent choices
    It was in 1987, when Ken Whisenhunt was a tight end for the Atlanta Falcons, that Al Groh took notice.

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    Upshaw and Tagliabue butt heads over cap

    NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue is not expecting any sudden breakthroughs with the players' union on a contract extension.

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    Fiji wins Wellington round

    Fiji became favorites for the Commonwealth Games gold medal in rugby sevens after beating South Africa 27-22 in extra time to win the Wellington round of the International Rugby Board circuit yesterday.

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    NY Knicks trade for winning formula

    PRO BASKETBALL: Isiah Thomas shipped the veteran power forward Antonio Davis to the Raptors for small forward Jalen Rose and a draft pick in a surprise trade
    Isiah Thomas, not idling amid the turmoil swirling around him, made a trade typical of his tenure as Knicks president on Friday by taking on an expensive player slightly past his prime, but acquiring a first-round draft pick in the process.

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    Tigers snatch victory in last second

    By Paul Huang
    Chang Chih-fong's desperation three-point shot with time expiring rallied the Dacin Tigers past Taiwan Beer in an 89-88 thriller in Super Basketball League action at the Taipei Physical Education College Gymnasium on Friday night.

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    Millrose Games at the Garden draws long-distance fans

    Big-time track and field returned to Madison Square Garden on Friday night with the sport's oldest and most glamorous indoor competition, the 99th annual Millrose Games, and its historic Wanamaker Mile. The crowd of 14,851 was expecting a fast race and got it, but it was a one-man show.

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    Maria Jose Rienda wins giant slalom

    WORLD CUP SKIING: The Spaniard scorched the slopes for her second victory of the season with the Olympics just around the corner. Anja Paerson came in second
    Maria Jose Rienda of Spain won her second giant slalom of the season on Friday to establish herself as one of the Olympic favorites.

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    NJ Devils give Stevens a perfect send off

    Scott Stevens, wearing rimless glasses and his familiar No. 4 Devils jersey, leaned toward the microphone atop the lectern that had been set up at the red line on Friday night. Two teams and a capacity crowd hushed and listened.

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