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Loss doesn’t alter Chicago’s path ■ MBA The Butts are sWf chasing thetf original goal of 70 wms CHICAGO (AP) — Pot mot* (hart a year. lb* Chicago Built Ihalt hnm* i mm Ilka no other loam in NBA history. Forty four < onset utive r.yulat «««t»n vi<1ofi*s •l iha United Oniat Thirty seven straight to ttatt this season Both ioaguf records "Wa rw MO uwl to wtnmag at home.' Scout* Pip P*** wid ' Wo had a goal rtl winning every game this season on out home court But 41*0, he Mid. "era* not meant to he “ Monday, in their fourth to last home game of IfMMMM. the BuIU lost 06 »7 to the Charlotte Hot net* "Sodraw to the end." Torn Kuknt; Mid. ft hurt* " The hurt, however, can heal quickly for the BuIU. who are 6ft 9 overall "We lost,*’ Mid Dennis Rodman with a shrug "Now we go for 70 " No NBA team has won that many game* in a sea mm, and the BuIU are only four awav with *even to pi*w The soonest they t an reach No 70 U April 16, when they drive no mile* north on MM to take on the Milwaukee Bucks. For that to be the record net t«r, they mu*l first win Thursday at New iersey. Fri day at home against Philadelphia and Sunday at Cleveland. After Milwaukee, the BuIU finish the mason with home games against Detroit and Indiana and a road date with Washington "We’ll get 70," Pippeti said "And I think we ll get it sooner, not later ’* The BuIU are on pace to break the record set by th® 1871-72 Urn Angeles Uk«* partly because of iWr ability to turn almost every night into a "state m»ni game" or • “message game" or a "prove our wdvrw game. “ Ski far this MMon. when the Bull* has* been on a miwkm. they haw boon unbeatable Monday. It w*» Charlotte that played with that kind of intensity lust a lew night* earlier, the Nor net* had kart by 34 point* to ('itnegrt at Home Fur thermore, the Bull* had an emotional victory at Orlando on Sunday while the Hornet* railed in Chicago and awaited their host*' arrival The NIB-4 schedule caught up to u* And the Mor nets wanted revenge."Slave Kerr *ald 'Everything wa» »wt for a potential low" ' Fatigue was a (actor." Michael Iordan taid "But the simple truth was they wanted it more than we did " Despite all that, the Bulla still had a great chance to win, After Kukor mined a spinning drive in the lane with about five set and* left, i’ippen Iordan and Pippen again all hast good tip-in attempt* hat h shot rimmed out. and the streak wa* over It was only the second regular-season defeat at the l tailed (enter for Iordan, who lost to Orlando in hi* first game there — March 24. 1904 — after coming out of retirement The Bulb then won their n#*t 44 home games It wa* disappointing- but you learn from it and go forward." said Iordan, who spent his first nin# season* at old Chicago Stadium "This really puts us in a different freme of mind, that even if wa re playing at home, we can low We have to come out wore focused. ** And they will, he said, even after No. 70 it wrapped up ON THE TUBE APRIL tO ■ 12 p.m. WON — Major League Baseball. Chicago Cubs at Colorado •4 30 p m. ESPN — Major League Baseball Cleveland at Baltimore or N Y Mats at Cincinnati •5 p m TBS — NBA Basketball, Phoenix at Utah ■7:30 pm ESPN Major League Baseball. Atlanta at Los Angeles or Florida at San Diego EMERMJD Football: Griese may not lose his starting job ■ Continued from Pag* 11 have already started Can plan* additional. unspecified penal tit**. Motin -Mid Washtenaw County proses u tor* on Tuesday authorized the felony warrant Grime became the Wolver ine*' starting quarterback five tpunm into last mason after Scott Oreisbacb broke hi* thumb in a practice. The two are espec led to vie for the (tarter * spot tht* wumi Molm *aid the < harge* would not determine who get* the starter * job “Thi* i* an unfortunate inci dent.” said athletic director Joe Robinson, who also said he agreed with the disciplinary action Grinse, 21. wa* arraigned Tuesday in ISlh Court before judge Ann Mattson She allowed him to remain free on a personal bond and scheduled a preliminary exami naliun for April 17 The charge of malicious destruction of property valued at more than S100 carries up to four years In prison and a $2,000 fine on conviction Cries*, a junior, told police he broke a window after he had been locked out of the campus area last by its manager A damage estimate said it would cost nearly $WH> to replace the window 4 Every Thursday night, join^T our friends at Joggers for furni and laughs with “Blind Date.” * Starts at 10:00 p.m. * (Show up early to enter) Come play match maker! 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