MOSCOW: Oksana Domnina and Maxim Shabalin of Russia waltzed effortlessly to gold medals in ice dancing at the Cup of Russia on Sunday, holding the strong lead they had maintained throughout the competition.

It was Russia's only gold medal at the competition and the first at the Cup of Russia in two years.

Nathalie Pechalat and Fabian Bourzat of France finished more than 20 points behind after the free dance in second place.

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Nowitzki hit four straight 3-pointers in the final 1:41 of the third quarter, when the Dallas Mavericks went ahead to stay on their way to a 105-99 victory Tuesday night. It was the franchise’s largest comeback to win in regulation.

“Dirk’s stretch is what really put the game away for us,” Harris said.

It came after Harris keyed a 12-0 run right before halftime that cut the deficit in half.

“Devin came in and got us going.

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DALLAS: Dirk Nowitzki had a season-high 32 points and a perfect ending in Dallas' highest-scoring quarter of the season, helping the Mavericks put together a record-setting rally during a 105-99 victory over the Toronto Raptors on Tuesday night.

Nowitzki hit four straight 3-pointers in the final 1:41 of the third quarter, when Dallas went ahead to stay after overcoming a 24-point deficit.

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Kevin Love had 21 points and 11 rebounds to help UCLA stay close, and Luc Richard Mbah a Moute finished it off on a 3-pointer with 28 seconds left, helping second-ranked UCLA rebound from a miserable first half to beat No. 10 Michigan State 68-63 on Tuesday night in the championship game of the CBE Classic.

“I’m really proud of our toughness mentally,” Howland said.

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The Bruins’ 20-year-old goalie made 30 saves Tuesday night in his first NHL start and led Boston to a 4-2 victory over the Maple Leafs.

It was just over a year ago that Toronto dealt away their former first-round pick for more established netminder Andrew Raycroft. But it was Rask who skated off the Air Canada Centre ice Tuesday with a win.

“Of course it means a lot,” Rask said.

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SAN CRISTOBAL, Venezuela: Giancarlo Maldonado scored two of Venezuela's three goals in the final eight minutes and rallied the Vinotinto to a 5-3 victory over Bolivia on Wednesday, its second win in four World Cup qualifying matches.

Alejandro Guerra equalized 3-3 in the 82nd, and Maldonado added goals in the 89th minute and injury time to give Venezuela six points.

Bolivia's Marcelo Martins scored in the 19th and 78th minutes as Bolivia took the lead three times.

Daniel Arismendi equalized immediately after Martins' first goal and again in the 40th, 13 minutes after Juan Carlos Arce put Bolivia ahead 2-1.

Maldonado, who plays for Atlante in Mexico, gave Venezuela its first led in the 89th minute, heading over Arias.

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Lineups:

VENEZUELA: Leonardo Morales, Alejandro Cichero, Jose Manuel Rey, Jorge Rojas, Roberto Rosales, Luis Seijas (Edder Perez, 64), Luis Vera (Miguel Mea Vitali, 59), Ricardo David Paez (Alejandro Guerra, 74), Juan Arango, Daniel Arismendi and Giancarlo Maldonado.

BOLIVIA: Carlos Arias, Ronald Raldes, Luis Gatty Ribeiro, Limbert Mendez, Luis Gutierrez, Ronald Garcia, Gualberto Mojica (Limberg Gutierrez, 70), Alejandro Gomez, Joselito Vaca (Sacha Lima, 46), Juan Carlos Arce, Marcelo Martins (Jaime Moreno, 82).

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Instead of my usual Thanksgiving Day fare, which would be stuffing my ample gut to the max, then unbuttoning the pants for comfort and spending the day wishing I hadn’t devoured so much food and watching plenty of football, I’ll be working Thursday.

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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado: Jared Bunde has been suspended from the sport of cycling for two years after a failed doping test.

Bunde, 31, tested positive for clomiphene on July 28 at the Point Premium Root Beer International Cycling Classic, the U.S.

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MELBOURNE, Australia: For a European PGA Tour event, the Australian Masters has turned out to have a shortage of Europeans.

Danish golfer Thomas Bjorn was the only European player in the top 100 to travel to Melbourne's Huntingdale for the event, which is being co-sanctioned with the Australasian PGA Tour.

But Bjorn was forced to pull out of the tournament Wednesday to return to Denmark, where his wife, Pernilla, will undergo back surgery.

When Bjorn arrived Tuesday, he said the timing at the end of an extensive European season, the long-haul travel and lower prize money compared with other tournaments contributed to the low player turnout.

“Times have changed very much, especially the European Tour has changed in that we play a season that begins in the middle of January and finishes a week before Christmas,” Bjorn said.

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