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Paris ? France's most celebrated
sailor, Eric Tabarly, was pronounced
dead at sea Sunday. The 66-year-old
yachtsman was missing after falling
from his century-old sailboat, the Pen
Duick, near the coast of Wales.
Sea and air searches over the
weekend failed to spot the award- win
mng Doatsman. iabarlys 19b4 victory
at England's Transat solo race
across the Atlantic Ocean captured
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Pippen landed awkwardly in the
stands and left the contest with a back
injury. He would return in the second
half but played in pain.
iJsL) The teams traded baskets and the
lead throughout the entire second
quarter, with the Jazz pulling ahead
by four at the break, 49- 45. A pivotal
call in the first half went against the
Jazz, when a three-pointer by Russell
appeared to have beaten the shot clock.
However, the hoop was waived.
Jordan had 15 points in the second
quarter. Malone had 20 points at
the break.
Chicago opened the final 12 minutes
with a 94 run to pull even at 7070
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Taberiys brother Patrick said his
brother "died in full form," alluding to
the sailor's penchant for crossing seas
without a radio transmitter or lifejackets.
"It was the style of life that
he liked."
The boat's crew reported Tabarly
was jettisoned into the sea while attempting
to change the main sail to
a smaller variety for higher winds as
the vessel headed towards Scotland.
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score 12 of the Bulls' final 17 points,
as Pippen was rendered ineffective by
his sore back. Malone and Stockton,
who have been teammates with the
Jazz since 1985, answered nearly eveiy
time, combining for 11 of the Jazz's final
13 points.
Stockton has appeared in more
playoff games than anybody in NBA
history without winning a championship
(147). He had 10 points and
five assists in game six. Jeff Hornacek
had 17 points for Utah.
Jordan scored 16 points in the
fourth quarter and attempted 35 shots
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Thbariys life with the 50-foot, Irishmade
Pen Duick began in 1938, when
his father purchased the 1898 sailing
vessel. His victory at the Transat as
a 33-year-old naval officer spanned
27 days and 3,350 miles, the first of
many solo sailing titles listed to his
credit.
Tabarl/s wife determined her fallen
husband would have wanted the
boat to continue on to Scotland. A
group of friends are continuing the
voyage as funeral arrangements are
being made.
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Toni Kukoc, who led the Bulls with
30 points in game five, contributed 15
in this contest. Rodman had just eight
boards for Chicago.
The game was tied on 18 different
occasions, and there were eight lead
changes. Utah out rebounded the
Bulls, 33-22. Utah shot 61-percent in
the first half and 50-percent for the
game. The Bulls shot 50.7- percent in
the game.
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Outside hitter Crystal Moore, who
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