Wednesday’s Scoreboard

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Posted December 27, 2012 12:25 am.

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Wednesday’s Games

IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship

Canada 9 Germany 3

Finland 5 Latvia 1

Sweden 4 Czech Republic 1

Russia 3 Slovakia 2 (OT)

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Spengler Cup

At Davos, Switzerland

Adler Mannheim 2 Canada 1 (OT)

Fribourg 5 Yulaev 1

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AHL

Toronto 3 Hamilton 2

Hershey 2 Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 0

Manchester 2 Worcester 1

Bridgeport 5 Connecticut 2

Rochester 7 Lake Erie 6 (OT)

Syracuse 5 Binghamton 3

Houston 4 Texas 3 (OT)

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NBA

San Antonio 100 Toronto 80

New Orleans 97 Orlando 94

Cleveland 87 Washington 84

Miami 105 Charlotte 92

Atlanta 101 Detroit 101 (in OT)

Houston 87 Minnesota 84

Philadelphia 99 Memphis 89

Milwaukee 108 Brooklyn 93

Denver 96 L.A. Lakers 87

New York 99 Phoenix 97

Golden State 94 Utah 83

Portland 109 Sacramento 91

Chicago at Indiana, ppd., weather.

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FOOTBALL

U.S. College

Little Caesars Pizza Bowl

At Detroit

Central Michigan 24 Western Kentucky 21

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