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Birthday boy Els leads in the second day of the Hong Kong Open
In golf,
Ernie Els from South Africa claimed the clubhouse lead on his 45th birthday as the second day of the Hong Kong Open came to an end.
The four-time Major winner started the day two points behind Indian leader Jyoti Randhawa on the first day.
But he swiftly took the lead with four birdies in five holes.
Els dropped his only shot of the day in the fourth round.
Defending champion Miguel Angel Jiménez's bid to win a record fifth Hong Kong Open was adversely effected by a bout of suspected food poisoning.
The Spaniard struggled through his morning round and ended the first round on two over par.
NBA: Celtics Cruise Past 76ers
In NBA,
Five Celtics scored in double figures en route to a 111-91 preseason victory over the Philadelphia 76ers.
Meanwhile the Chicago Bulls edged past the Atlanta Hawks 85-84
Anthony Davis had 28 points and eight rebounds to lead the New Orleans Pelicans to a 120-86 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder.
The Warriors beat the Denver Nuggets 104-101.
Goran Dragic scored 20 points to help the Phoenix Suns beat the short-handed San Antonio Spurs 121-90 in an exhibition game.
The Spurs played without five top players, who are recovering from injuries after playing two exhibition matches in the NBA Global Games in Germany and Turkey last week.
Utah Jazz routed the defenseless Los Angeles Lakers 119-86.
More news on the sidelines of the game:
Kevin Durant, the NBA's "Most Valuable Player" for this year underwent successful surgery to repair a fracture in his right foot on Thursday.
Durant had a broken bone at the base of the small toe, a common basketball injury.
And six games are lined up for Saturday.
But all eyes are on the LA Clippers as they take on the Denver Nuggets, with analysts hotly debating whether the clippers can deliver a championship in their first year under new owner, ex-Microsoft boss Steve Ballmer.
NHL: LA Kings Beat St. Louis Blues in Shootout
Let's take a quick look at what is happening in the National Hockey league games.
Tyler Seguin netted at the last minute with a game-winning goal to lift the Dallas Stars to a 3-2 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Jonathan Quick had 43 saves and Jeff Carter scored the lone goal in the shootout as Los Angeles beat St. Louis Blues 1 zero, as the crowds sat on the edge of their seats.
The Boston Bruins' Tuukka Rask was pulled-out of the ring after giving up five goals, as the Montreal Canadiens slid past the weak defense line to register a 6-3 win over Boston.
Rick Nash scored the only goal in the shootout period to lead the New York Rangers past the Carolina Hurricanes 2-1.
This helped the Rangers to put the full stop on three-game losing streak.
Ryan McDonagh, New York Rangers Defenseman and Captain:
"Just sometimes you need this kind of games, you know, a nailbiter. We've had, definitely had better days offensively as far as finishing on chances but sometimes you need a game like this, an ugly win so to speak, come from behind there in the third which is a great sign and hopefully it gives everybody a little lift here and allows everybody to settle in and play a little bit more."
In other games in the National Hockey league.
The Washington capitals secured a comfortable 6-2 win over the New Jersey Devils.
The Colorado Avalanches lost to the Ottawa Senators 3-5
Seven more games are lined up for tomorrow.
NFL: New England Patriots Win in Last-Second Block
Now, the latest from the National Football League Games
The New England Patriots win in a last-second block against the New York Jets, was one of the best finishes of the season so far.
Tom Brady threw for 261 yards and three touchdowns and Chris Jones blocked a Nick Folk field goal in the final seconds as the Patriots beat the Jets 27-25.
The Patriots led 17-12 at halftime despite having the ball for just over 7 minutes, while the Jets held onto it for more than 22 minutes.
Each team played without two key starters due to injuries after being hurt last Sunday.
Cornerback Dee Milliner and left guard Brian Winters for the Jets, and linebacker Jerod Mayo and running back Stevan Ridley for the Patriots have been put on the reserve list.
Cycling: Astana may lose its World Tour title as doping scandal unravels
Tour de France winner Vincenzo Nibali's team Astana may lose its World Tour Champions title after three riders from the nine man team failed their doping tests.
Brothers Maxim and Valentin Iglinsky earlier tested positive for the banned substance EPO, while Ilya Davidenok was notified this week that he had failed a test for anabolic steroids.
Davidenok has the right to request analysis of the 'B' sample but has been temporarily suspended.
The International Cycling Union has already launched an investigation into the team's doping allegations and could possibly revoke their license, banning them from competing in future events.
Astana withdrew themselves from the recently concluded Tour of Beijing, after the sport's governing body put pressure on them, saying that a team with two doping allegations levelled against them in such a short period of time tarnished the image of the game.
Astana has been plagued with several high-profile doping cases.
The team's Kazakh manager and lead rider Alexander Vinokourov completed a two-year drug ban in 2009 but returned triumphantly to win the road race at the London Olympics in 2012.
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