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Roy, Aldridge help Blazers beat Grizzlies, 93-79
Brandon Roy scored 20 points, LaMarcus Aldridge added 16 points and 12 rebounds, and the Portland Trail Blazers won their third straight with a 93-79 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies on Tuesday night. (AP, 6:31 a.m.)
Hardy beats own world record in 50 breaststroke
Jessica Hardy has broken her own world record in the women's 50-meter breaststroke at a short-course World Cup meet. (AP, 5:31 a.m.)
Police: Germany goalkeeper Enke left suicide note
Germany goalkeeper Robert Enke left behind a suicide note, police said Wednesday, one day after the 32-year-old was hit by a train. (Associated Press Writer, 6:21 a.m.)
Lefty, rivals may regret tugging at Tiger's tail
Bookmakers the world over made Tiger Woods the odds-on favorite to win this week's Australian Masters. (AP Sports Columnist, 4:04 a.m.)
Tiger will face tricky test at the Kingston Heath
The sun-baked fans let out a cheer Wednesday when Tiger Woods pulled his driver from the bag, a rarity at the Australian Masters on the shortest golf course he has played all year. (AP Golf Writer, 4:04 a.m.)
Billups' free throw lifts Nuggets over Bulls 90-89
Chauncey Billups hit the go-ahead free throw with six-tenths of a second left and the Denver Nuggets beat the Chicago Bulls 90-89 on Tuesday night after a potential winning jumper by Brad Miller was overturned following a replay review. (AP Sports Writer, 1:32 a.m.)
Boyle's late goal lifts Sharks over Predators
Dan Boyle scored with a minute left in the third period to lift the San Jose Sharks to a 4-3 victory over the Nashville Predators on Tuesday night. (AP, 1:21 a.m.)
Thompson powers Kings past Thunder
Jason Thompson had 21 points and 14 rebounds to help Sacramento beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 101-98 on Tuesday night, giving the Kings their first three-game winning streak in over a year. (AP, 1:12 a.m.)
Shaquille O'Neal, wife splitting up
Shaquille O'Neal's wife is splitting up with the Cleveland Cavaliers center. Va'Shaundya O'Neal filed for legal separation with intent to divorce Monday in Los Angeles. She cited irreconcilable differences. (AP, 12:51 a.m.)
Sosa says cosmetic cream caused lighter skin
Sammy Sosa says a cosmetic cream he uses to soften his skin is the reason for his lighter skin tone. (AP, 12:21 a.m.)
Sosa says cosmetic cream caused lighter skin
Sammy Sosa says a cosmetic cream he uses to soften his skin is the reason for his lighter skin tone. (AP, 11/10/09)
Mavericks start slow, beat Rockets 121-103
Jason Terry scored 24 points, Erick Dampier had 14 points and 20 rebounds, and the Dallas Mavericks overcame an early 17-point deficit to beat the Houston Rockets 121-103 on Tuesday night. (Associated Press Writer, 11/10/09)
Roy and Aldridge help Blazers beat Grizzlies
Brandon Roy scored 20 points, LaMarcus Aldridge added 16 points and 12 rebounds, and the Portland Trail Blazers won their third straight with a 93-79 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies on Tuesday night. (AP, 11/10/09)
Billups' free throw lifts Nuggets over Bulls 90-89
Chauncey Billups hit the go-ahead free throw with six-tenths of a second left and the Denver Nuggets beat the Chicago Bulls 90-89 on Tuesday night after a potential winning jumper by Brad Miller was overturned following a replay review. (AP Sports Writer, 11/10/09)
Perron has hat trick, paces Blues' rout of Canucks
David Perron scored three goals, two in a span of 1:54 during a four-goal first period, and Brad Boyes added a goal and three assists to lead the St. Louis Blues to a 6-1 victory over the Vancouver Canucks on Tuesday night. (AP, 11/10/09)
Sens' Spezza scores winning goal in SO vs. Oilers
Jason Spezza scored the winning goal in the shootout for the Ottawa Senators, who twice came from behind to beat the Edmonton Oilers 4-3 on Tuesday night. (AP, 11/10/09)
Koivu has goal, 2 assists in Wild's win over Leafs
Mikko Koivu scored one goal and assisted on two others in the second period as the Minnesota Wild ended the Toronto Maple Leafs' two-game winning streak with a 5-2 victory Tuesday night. (AP, 11/10/09)
Flames' Kiprusoff shuts out Canadiens
Miikka Kiprusoff got his first shutout of the season and Jarome Iginla extended his goal-scoring streak to four games, leading the Calgary Flames to a 1-0 victory over the Montreal Canadiens on Tuesday night. (AP, 11/10/09)
Wade does it to Wizards again, Heat win 90-76
Dwyane Wade scored 41 points and the Miami Heat remained in first place in the Southeast Division by holding off the Washington Wizards 90-76 on Tuesday night. (AP Sports Writer, 11/10/09)
Canucks G Luongo back after 2-week absence
Vancouver Canucks goalie Roberto Luongo is back in the nets after missing two weeks because of a broken rib. (AP, 11/10/09)
5 Razorbacks suspended for opener
The University of Arkansas suspended five players Tuesday, including three athletes identified in a rape complaint that did not result in charges, for violating unspecified team rules. (AP Sports Writer, 11/10/09)
Bruins shut out slumping Penguins 3-0
Ex-Penguin Mark Recchi knows Sidney Crosby too well to think that his current slump might be a long-term condition. (AP Sports Writer, 11/10/09)
Howard, Carter power Magic past Bobcats 93-81
Dwight Howard had 15 points and 10 rebounds, Vince Carter scored 15 points in his return from a sprained ankle, and the Orlando Magic bounced back from an ugly loss to beat the Charlotte Bobcats 93-81 on Tuesday night. (AP Sports Writer, 11/10/09)
Judge blocks UND from changing nickname
A judge has temporarily blocked higher education officials from changing the University of North Dakota's Fighting Sioux nickname. (Associated Press Writer, 11/10/09)
Ole Miss head wants song halted over South chant
The University of Mississippi's first-year chancellor followed through on a promise Tuesday and asked the band to stop playing a pep song because some fans are chanting "the South will rise again" at the end of the medley. (Associated Press Writer, 11/10/09)
Magic's Howard fined by NBA for comments on blog
Orlando Magic center Dwight Howard has been fined $15,000 by the NBA for publicly criticizing officials on his blog. (AP, 11/10/09)
Scully to broadcast in 2010, then decide future
Vin Scully said Tuesday he will continue in the broadcast booth for the Los Angeles Dodgers through the 2010 season, then decide whether he will walk away. (AP Sports Writer, 11/10/09)
NHL GMs keep trapezoid, will discuss headshots
NHL general managers are keeping those trapezoids behind the nets, and will discuss a potential new rule aimed at reducing hits to the head. (AP, 11/10/09)
Patriots sign LB Williams to practice squad
The New England Patriots have signed linebacker Thomas Williams to the practice squad. The club says in a statement released Tuesday that Williams joins the eight-man practice squad after cornerback Kyle Arrington was promoted to the 53-man roster over the weekend. (AP, 11/10/09)
Heat owner says he's confident Wade will stay
Rest a bit easier, Miami fans. Heat owner Micky Arison says he has "every indication" Dwyane Wade will be starring in South Florida for many years to come. (AP Sports Writer, 11/10/09)
Pilot Pen Tennis seeking new sponsor
Pilot Pen Tennis at Yale is seeking a new title sponsor for the 2011 tournament and beyond. (AP, 11/10/09)
Sabres F Mair clears waivers, to stay in Buffalo
Veteran Sabres forward Adam Mair has cleared waivers and will be staying in Buffalo. Coach Lindy Ruff said Tuesday he's electing to keep Mair in Buffalo as an extra forward rather than send him to Portland, Maine, the Sabres' American Hockey League affiliate. NHL teams had until noon Tuesday to claim Mair. (AP, 11/10/09)
Horse of the Year Azeri brings $2.25 million
Horse of the Year Azeri has brought $2.25 million in the opening session of the Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale in Lexington. (AP, 11/10/09)
Martin, Herzog, Murtaugh and Mauch on Hall ballot
Billy Martin, Whitey Herzog, Gene Mauch and Danny Murtaugh are among the former managers who will be on the ballot when the Hall of Fame Veterans Committee votes next month. (AP, 11/10/09)
Germany goalkeeper Robert Enke dies at age 32
A goalkeeper expected to play for Germany at the World Cup died after being hit by a train in what police suspect is a suicide. He was 32. (AP Sports Writer, 11/10/09)
Jeter, Teixeira win Gold Gloves; Mauer honored
Derek Jeter sure is stuffing his trophy case this year. The steady Yankees shortstop won his fourth Gold Glove on Tuesday, joining New York first baseman Mark Teixeira among the American League players rewarded for fantastic fielding. (AP Sports Writer, 11/10/09)
Eagles-Bears matchup will remain Sunday night game
The Eagles-Bears matchup Nov. 22 will remain the Sunday night game even though NBC had the option of picking another contest. (AP, 11/10/09)
4 retired horses have new home, thanks to inmates
Four retired racehorses from Suffolk Downs moved into their new home on Tuesday, stepping into sawdust-covered stalls built for them by prison inmates at a 90-acre farm not far from the rocky coastline where the Pilgrims first stepped ashore. (AP Sports Writer, 11/10/09)
Correction: Vince Lombardi
In a Nov. 9 story announcing a new play about football coach Vince Lombardi, The Associated Press misstated the title of the play. It is called "Lombardi," not "Vince." (AP, 11/10/09)
Jing beats own world record in 50-meter backstroke
Jing Zhao of China has beaten her own world record in the women's 50-meter backstroke at a short-course World Cup meet. (AP, 11/10/09)
Istanbul to bid for 2020 Olympics
After four unsuccessful Olympic bids, Istanbul will enter the race to host the 2020 Games. (AP Sports Writer, 11/10/09)
All-Star ballot allow fans to vote by text message
The NBA has released its All-Star ballot and is allowing fans to vote by text messaging for the first time. (AP, 11/10/09)
German clubs vote against changing investor rule
Bundesliga clubs voted down a proposal to scrap a rule that prevents outside investors from taking a majority stake in German soccer teams. (AP, 11/10/09)
Collaros will start, Pike will play
Quarterback Zach Collaros will start for fifth-ranked Cincinnati against West Virginia on Friday night, with Tony Pike expected to play as well for the first time since he hurt his non-throwing arm. (AP Sports Writer, 11/10/09)
Appeals court agrees Vick can keep $16M in bonuses
A federal appeals court on Tuesday backed the judge who ruled against the NFL and let quarterback Michael Vick keep more than $16 million in roster bonuses from the Atlanta Falcons. (Associated Press Writer, 11/10/09)
Iowa QB Stanzi doubtful for final 2 games
Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz says junior quarterback Ricky Stanzi has had surgery to repair a severely sprained ankle and is "very doubtful" for Iowa's final two regular season games. (AP, 11/10/09)
Review: Police did not cause Celtic fan's death
An independent investigation of the death of a Boston Celtics fan who stopped breathing while in police custody found that officers acted reasonably and did not contribute to the man's death, but also concluded that police made some mistakes during the arrest. (AP Legal Affairs Writer, 11/10/09)
Affidavit: Fight over woman preceded UConn killing
Two men charged in the fight that led to the stabbing death of University of Connecticut football player Jasper Howard told police it began when one of Howard's teammates disrespected a woman at a school-sanctioned dance, according to an affidavit released Tuesday. (Associated Press Writer, 11/10/09)
Gasquet gives cocaine-kiss evidence to CAS hearing
French tennis player Richard Gasquet will learn within a month if he has been banned after testing positive for cocaine. (AP Sports Writer, 11/10/09)
Basketball Hall of Famer Al Cervi dies at age 92
Al Cervi (SUR'-vee), a pro basketball star who coached the Syracuse Nationals to the 1955 NBA championship, has died in upstate New York at age 92. (AP, 11/10/09)