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Wednesday February 11,1998
HOROSCOPES
Today's birthday (Feb. 11)
Today is a very stressful day. Lock yourself in your room and ignore everyone. Get all your stuff done and start planning for an exciting weekend.
Aries: Today is a 7.
This is a great day for starting again. You are positive, energized and eager to impress others. You show your sincerity by avoiding the flaky, self-indulgent behavior you may have allowed yourself lately.
Taurus: Today is a 5.
Today you are feeling the heat of burning family or financial issues. Beware of mistakes made in haste. You are learning a hard lesson that you might have been able to avoid.
Gemini: Today is a 7.
Words of affection arrive with physical evidence today. Your friendly opponent melts in the palm of your hand. There is nothing guilty about your pleas ure. You enjoy feeling solid and grounded.
Cancer: Today is a 7.
Your semi-tough act today, a mask you wear to get the job done, is not upsetting anyone who you feel matters. Be sure not to bring your work home with you. Yield to your true nature.
Leo: Today is an 8.
This is your day of deliverance. As the moon passes into Virgo, you will understand the grand design of the universe, and you will know where you fit in the agenda. Expect your public and private goals to line up perfectly.
Virgo: Today is a 6.
Scorpio: Today is a 4.
Today it seems like someone else has grabbed the remote and is switching channels in your life. If you can surf the chaos without going crazy, your sense of order and control should return by the end of the day.
Sagittarius: Today is a 5.
Libra: Today is a 6.
Capricorn: Today is a 5.
At last, love comes into your world today. Your life may be in mild disarray, but the stage is set for an earthy magic to occur. You cannot completely prepare, but do not fight the change.
The stress of this mad-dag time has you foaming at the mouth. Set aside your rabid anger about the unchangeable and consider ways to cope. Your pedigree shows that you are capable of more than blind reaction.
Aquarius: Today is a 6.
Today the archer in you feels the pull of the hunter's moon, even if the real moon is in transit between Leo and Virgo. You close in on your target with stealth and precision. The game is nearing its end.
For those trying to get into a new industry, this is not the best day for breaking in. The club doors are closed, and no one is prepared to accept you as an equal. An unpaid internship may be the only way right now.
This is one of those days when best friends can become the worst enemies if they are not careful. Put someone else's interests before your own. Break a bad habit today to help keep the peace.
Pisces: Today is a 7.
You seem to be trapped in a silent movie, hoping that others will read your lips. Your best bet is to capture the meaning in a few words by getting control of the title cards. Ask the piano player to find some more expressive music.
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
SPORTS BRIEFS AND SCORES
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — No team has had as much success against Indiana in recent years as Purdue. Now no coach ever has had as many victories against Bob Knight as Gene Keady.
No. 8 Purdue 94. Indiana 89
Chad Austin and Brad Miller each scored 23 points last night as the No. 8 Boilermakers overcame a 10-point deficit in the first half and held off a late rally to defeat Indiana 94-89.
It was Purdue's fifth victory in the past six games against the Hoosiers and a record 18th victory for Keady against Knight. Former Michigan State coach Jud Heathcote defeated Knight's Hoosiers 1.7 times.
Indiana, which shot 56 percent for the game, hit its first four shots — three of them three-pointers by Michael Lewis, A.J. Guyton and Luke Recker — and took a 20-10 lead on Guyton's second three-pointer.
Purdue, which shot 39 percent for the game, took its biggest lead at 65-52 after a 12-2 run. Austin scored six points during that streak.
YESTERDAY'S SCORES
Indiana 85, Orlando 66
New York 99, Charlotte 91
New Jersey 90, Dallas 81
Miami 91, Cleveland 81
Houston 97, Seattle 83
Chicago 93, Toronto 86
Atlanta 108, Milwaukee 100
Denver 112, Boston 99
Utah 106, L.A. Clippers 98
Phoenix 88, Sacramento 86
Portland 117, L.A. Lakers 107
Washington 99, Golden State 87
COLLEGE BASKETBALL Men's Top 25:
Duke 86, Florida St. 72
Purdue 94, Indiana 89
Massachusetts 74, Duquesne 68
Syracuse 72, Miami 62
Georgia 86, ARkansas 70
Rhode Island 69, G. Washington 61
OLYMPIC RESULTS
Rutgers 74, Connecticut 70
Florida 114, Central Florida 61
Vanderbilt 65, S. Illinois 53
Clemson 102, Wofford 55
Note: Horoscopes have no basis in scientific fact and should be read for entertainment purposes only.
How the U.S. athletes fared yesterday at the Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan:
NBA
22, Tommy Moe, Jackson, Wyo., DNF.
Indiana 85. Orlando 66
Women's Top 25:
ALPINE SKIING
33, Jason Rosener, Breckenridge,
Colo., DNF (first run).
34, Chad Fleischer, Vail, Colo., DNF (first run).
Men's Combined (Slalom)
35, Matthew Grosjean, Aliso Viejo,
Calif., finished third on first run,
48.32; DNF (second run).
CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING
51, Kerrin Petty, Townshend, Vt.
19:36.6
65, Laura Wilson, Ketchum, Idaho,
20:24.6.
67, Nina Kemppel, Anchorage,
Alaska. 20:9.7.
75, Laura McCabe, Winthrop, Wash., 21:06.9.
FIGURE SKATING
4, Kyoko Ina, Guttenberg, N.J. J. and Dungen Jung, Goshen, N.Y. 6.0.
8, Jenni Meno, Westlake, Ohio and Todd Sand, Thousand Oaks, Calif., 12.0.
6. Erin Warren, Somerville, Mass., (51,644, 51,461), 1:43.105.
7, Bethany Calcaterra-McMahon, Waterford, Conn.,(51.696, 51.651), 1:43.347.
LUGE
Women's Singles:
(After two runs)
B, Cammy Myler, Lake Placid, N.Y., (51.795, 51.654), 1:43.449.
SNOWBOARD
Women's Giant Slalom
12, Sonda Van Ert, Ketchum, Idaho,
(1:17.89, 16; 1:08.67, 11),
2:26.56.
25, Rosey Fletcher, Girdwood,
Alaska, DNF.
27, Lisa Kosglow, Boise, Idaho, DNF.
31, Betsy Shaw, East Dorset, Vt.
DQ.
SPEEDSKATING
Men's 500
6, Casey FitzRandolph, Madison,
Wis., (35.81, 36.39), 1:12.20.
23, Marc Pelchat, Chelmsford,
Mass., (36.94, 36.41), 1:13.35.
25, David Cruikshank, Northbrook
Ill., (36.67, 36.86), 1:13.53.
36, Cory Carpenter, Brookfield,
Wis., (37.35, 37.46), 1:15.11.
SPORTS ON TV
7 a.m.
Noon
Chs. 5 and 13—Winter Olympics; News, features, athlete interviews until 9 a.m.
Ch. 2—Winter Olympics; Updates,
highlights, previews until 5 p.m.
n 6 p.m.
Ch. 18— College basketball; Connecticut vs. West Virginia
Ch. 11- Women's college basketball Kansas vs. Nobleke
7 p.m.
Men's women's moguls, men's combined slalom, women's luge, women's 3000 speed skating, men's figure skating preview. (Until 10 p.m.) 8 p.m.
1957 — The National Hockey League Players Association is formed, and Ted Lindsay of the Detroit Red Wings is elected president.
1949 — Willie Pep becomes the first featherweight and regains a lost championship with a 15-round unanimous decision against Sandy Saddler at Madison Square Garden in New York.
1971 — Montreal's Jean Beliveau scores his 500th goal in the Canadians' 6-2 victory against the Minnesota North Stars.
Ch. 10—NBA; Seattle vs. San Antonio
1990 — Mike Tyson loses for the first time when James "Buster" Douglas knocks him out in the 10th round and wins the heavyweight title in one of boxing's biggest upsets.
SPORTS,ETC.
Ch. 18— College basketball, North Carolina vs. Virginia
1990 — Michael Jordan and Charles Barkley score 17 points each as the East beat the West 130-113 in the 40th NBA All-Star game. Magic Johnson, the West team's and the game's high-scorer with 22 points, is voted MVP.
1992 — Anfissa Reztsova wins the women's 7.5-km biathlon event and becomes the first woman to win gold medals in two different Winter Olympic sports. She had skied the final 5-km leg on the Soviet Union's winning 20-km cross-country relay team in the 1988 games.
Chs. 5 and 13—Winter Olympics;
Wednesday;
Friday:
SPORTS CALENDAR
7 p. m. in Lincoln, Neb. — Women's basketball vs. Nebraska
TBA in Durham, N.C. — Women's tennis vs. Duke
9 p.m. in San Diego, Calif. — Baseball vs. San Diego State
Saturday:
10:30 a.m. in Chapel Hill, N.C. —
Washington North High School
3 p.m. in Manhattan — Men's basketball vs. Kansas State
4 p.m. in San Diego, Calif. — Baseball vs. San Diego State.
7 p.m. at Allen Field House — Women's basketball vs. Iowa State
Sunday:
TBA in Raleigh, N.C. — Women's tennis
North Carolina State
2 p.m. in San Diego, Calif. — Baseball vs. San Diego State
vs. North Carolina State
TV TONIGHT
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BROADCAST STATIONS
KSMO ** "Star Wars" *** (1977) The "special edition" of George Lucas' space opera. Earth: Final Conflict
WDAF ** Beverly Hills, 90210 ** Party of Five (in Stereo) ** News ** News ** Real TV ** H. Patrol
KCTV ** Olympic Winter Games ** News ** News ** Late Show (in Stereo) ** Olympics
KCPT ** Living Edens ** Art of Magic (in Stereo) ** Business Rpt. ** Trtlside
KSNT ** 3rd Rock from the Sun (R) ** Drama-Greg ** Drew Carey ** Primetime Live ** News ** Tongtight Show (in Stereo) ** Late Night
KMBC ** Spin City ** Dharma-Greg ** Drew Carey ** Primetime Live ** Roseanne ** Grace Under ** M'A'SH**
KTUW ** Women's College Basketball: Kansas at Nebraska (Live) ** Living Edens ** Rail Away ** Business Rpt. ** Charlotte Rose (in Stereo) ** Wibuw ** Olympic Winter Games ** News ** Late Show (in Stereo) ** Olympics
KTKA ** Spin City ** Dharma-Greg ** Drew Carey ** Ellen ** Primetime Live ** News ** Seinfeld ** Married...
CABLE STATIONS
AAE ** Biography: Sam Giancana ** American Justice (R) ** Foot Soldier "The Vikings" ** Law & Order "Performance" ** Biography: Sam Giancana
CNBC ** Equal Time ** Hardball ** Rivera Live ** News With Brian Williams ** Charles Grodin ** Rivera Live (R)
CNN ** World Today ** Larry King Live ** World Today ** Sports Illus. ** Moneyline ** NewsNight ** Showbiz
COM ** Heaven Help Us** *\*\* (1985, Comedy) Donald Sutherland, South Park ** Make-Laugh ** Daily Show *Stein's Money* Saturday Night Live
COURT ** Prime Time Justice ** Cochran & Company ** Trial Story: Broken Trust ** Prime Time Justice (R) ** Cochran & Company (R)
CSPAN ** Prime Time Public Affairs**
DISC ** Wild Discovery "Kodak" (R) ** Beyond T. Rex (R) ** Justice Files "Fugitives" (R) ** Wild Discovery "Kodak" (R)
ESPN ** (6:00) College Basketball ** College Basketball: North Carolina at Virginia (Live) ** Sportscenterer ** Aerobics Ch.
HIST ** In Search of History (R) ** Nazia: AWarning ** True Action Adventures (R) ** Weapons at War ** In Search of History (R)
LIFE ** Unsolved Mysteries ** Woman Named Jackie (Part 3 of 3) ** Almost ** Golden Girls ** Golden Girls ** Mysteries
MTV ** Real World ** Real World ** Real World ** Real World ** Diary-Lingerie ** Loveline (in Stereo) ** Singled Out ** Viewers
SCIFI ** sightings ** Sphere ** Foreknight (in Stereo) ** M.A.N.T.L.S. "Progenitor" ** Sequestre 2022 "Equilibrium" ** Sightings ** Sphere
TLC ** Ultrascience ** Sea Tek (R) ** Skypower: Fighter 2000 ** Extreme Machines (R) ** Ultrascence *Sea Tek (R) ** Skypower: Fighter 2000 (R)
TNT ** "Shakedown" *\*\* (1988, Drama) Peter Welter, Sam Ellent ** Babyylon 5 (in Stereo) ** Rough Cut ** "Shakedown" *\*\* (1988) Peter Welter,
USA ** Walker, Texas ** Ranger ** "Clowen" *\*\* (1977, Drama) Elizabeth McGovenn ** Silk Stalkings "Mrs. Carlisle" ** Highlander: The Series (R)
VH1 ** Grammay ** Pop-Up Video ** Wedding Singer-80s ** Storytellers (R) ** Legends (R) ** Grammy Nominees Are
WGN ** Sister, Slater ** Smart Guy ** Wayans Bros. Steve Harvey ** News (in Stereo) ** Beverly Hills, 90210 ** In the heat of the night (R)
WTBS ** NBA篮球: SuperSports San Antonio At Sonic Surprise (Live) ** NBA ** "Flecht" *\*\* (1985, Comedy) Chevy Chase, Joe Deker.
PREMIUM STATIONS
HBO ** 60 ** "Thinner" *\*\* (1978) Robert John Burke, R ** "Brown Arrow" *\*\* (1996) Adrian McJohn Travellta, R ** Real Sex 19 (R) (in Stereo) ** Replacement
MAX ** 60 ** "Fearless" *\*\* (1993, Drama) Jeff Bridges, (in Stereo) R ** "Live Nude Girls" *\*\* (1995) Dan Delany ** Mountains** *\*\* (1996) R
RECYCLE
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