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Performing Arts Instructor (Flushing,NY) create arts prgms; dvlp & implmtperforming arts learning curriculum,oversea performing arts compe-tition, devise, & implmt plans &evaluate prgms. Associate deg orequiv in Performing Arts +2 yrs exp.Send resume & salary request toKon Wah sharicai@aol.com

Photographer. Brooklyn. Digital &traditional photographs for productmarketing; Req’d: 2 yrs. experiencejob duties. M-F, 9-5. Send resume toJob #3, STUDIO, KANJI ISHII Inc.1166 Manhattan Ave., Ste 401A,Brooklyn, NY 11222.

PRODUCT OWNER, NEWS sought byNC Transaction Inc. in New York, NY.Implement strategic business andproduct development plans forStoryful to market products throughsocial media. Send resume to: Direc-tor HR Operations, NC TransactionInc, 1211 Avenue of the Americas,15th Flr, New York, NY 10036 oremail careers@newscorp.com

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DUB TROUBLESpurs top Warriors to continue home run

By RAUL DOMINGUEZ

SANANTONIO—LaMarcusAldridge had 26 points and 13rebounds, and the Spurs beattheWarriors, 87­79, on Saturdaynight to remain perfect at theAT&T Center this season andextend their home dominanceover the defending championsto 33 straight regular­seasongames.Kawhi Leonard added 18

points and 14 rebounds for SanAntonio, which has won 44straight at home in the regularseason, tied for the second­lon­gest streak in NBA history.The Spurs held Warriors su­

perstar Stephen Curry to 14points while limiting him to 1­for­12 shooting on 3­pointers.San Antonio (59­10) moved

within three games of GoldenState (62­7) for the league’s topseedwith two games remainingbetween the two teams.SanAntoniowas able towin a

showdown between theleague’s top two teams withTim Duncan coming off the

bench for just the third time inhis career.The Spurs slowed the speedy

Warriors to amoremanageablepace in avenging a 120­90 lossin Golden State on Jan. 25 in theteams’ only previous meetingthis season.Both teams had kept rolling

since, and their combined .882winning percentage cominginto the game was the highestever for a game this late in theseason.Curry continually was ha­

rassed by Danny Green, whoblocked two shots while hold­ing the MVP front­runner to 4­for­18 shooting.Curry missed his first seven

3­point attempts and wasblocked for the first time thisseason from long range whenGreen rose to stuff the mercu­rial guard in the first quarter.Curry was able to gather theblock and raced wildly into thelane and threw an­over­the­

shoulder pass toward Greenthat was stolen by the Spurs.Golden State had seven turn­

overs in the first half and fin­ished with 11 in remaining win­less in San Antonio during theregular season since 1997, theseason before Duncan wasdrafted.Klay Thompson added 15

points for Golden State andDraymondGreen had 11.The Warriors were without

starting center Andrew Bogut,forcing Warriors coach SteveKerr to start Green at centeralongside Harrison Barnes andBrandon Rush.Spurs coach Gregg Popovich

opted to start Boris Diaw atcenter in place of Duncan andthe change in starting lineupwas beneficial immediately, asthe 6­foot­8 Frenchman madehis first three attempts as SanAntonio took an 8­5 lead.The Spurs were then able to

slow down the Warriors, limit­ing the NBA’s highest­scoringteam to 37 points in the firsthalf. —AP

SPORTS SHORTSNBA: Wade hits 20,000 in Heat winDwyaneWade scored 24 points to surpass 20,000

for his career and theHeat never trailed in beatingtheCavaliers, 122­101, on Saturday night inMiami.l In Indianapolis,RussellWestbrookhadhis sec­

ond triple­double in twonights,KevinDuranthad33points and 13 rebounds, and theThunderovercamePaulGeorge’s 45 points tobeat thePacers, 115­111.lGrizzlies forwardMattBarneswas suspended

for onegamewithout pay after theNBAsaidhe triedto enterMilwaukee’s locker roomandverbally chal­lengeBucks forward JohnHenson after bothplayerswere ejectedThursday. Barnes told theLosAngelesTimes that hewas led astrayby an arenaworker.

NFL: Manziel hires Rosenhaus as agentFormerBrownsquarterback JohnnyManzielhas

hiredDrewRosenhaus as his newagent. Rosenhausconfirmed in a textmessage toTheAssociatedPressthat he is nowrepresentingManziel,whowaswaivedbyCleveland following two trouble­filled seasons.l Free­agent quarterbackRobertGriffin IIIvis­

ited theBrownsonSaturday, according to a source.Griffin,whowas released earlier thismonthbyWash­ington,metwith coachHueJackson andothers.

GOLF: Day rolling with Bay Hill leadJasonDay survived bursts of rain and a few bo­

geys for a 2­under 70 to keep his two­shot lead Sat­urday in theArnold Palmer Invitational inOrlando,Fla. Daywas at 15­under 201 and had a two­shot leadoverHenrik Stenson (70),TroyMerritt (67) andKevinChappell (67).AdamScotthada triplebogeyandposteda70 to

fall nine shotsbehind,whileRoryMcIlroymade twomoredoublebogeysonhisway toa75, 16 shotsback.l In Phoenix, SeiYoungKim stumbled late in

the JTBCFounders Cup, finishingwith a 2­under 70to drop into a tie for secondwith Stacy Lewis—a

stroke behind new leaderEun­Hee Ji. … InTucson,Ariz., ScottVerplank shot his second straight 6­under 66 to take the second­round lead in the PGATourChampions’ TucsonConquistadores Classic. …Just like last year, SSPChawrasia leads after a flaw­less third­round 68 inNewDelhi.

NHL: Devils routed by Blue JacketsRookieOliver Bjorkstrand got his first twoNHL

goals in the third period and the Blue Jackets beattheDevils 6­3 on Saturday night in Columbus, Ohio.Kyle Palmieri had two goals and an assist for theDevils, whowill host the Blue Jackets on Sunday atPrudential Center inNewark.l In Philadelphia, Trevor Daley, Carl Hage­

lin and Chris Kunitz scored a goal each, send­ing the Penguins past the Flyers, 4­1.l In St. Paul,Minn.,CharlieCoyle andZach

Parise scored in the shootout, and theWild kept pacein the race for the final playoff spot in theWesternConferencewith a 3­2win against theHurricanes.

ETC.: Felipe pair give Red Bulls first winFelipe scored from the top of the box in the 77th

minute to tie the game and tallied on a free kick inthe 83rd to give the Red Bulls a stunning 4­3 vic­tory over the Houston Dynamo on Saturday nightin Harrison, N.J. SachaKljestan andMikeGrellaalso scored as the Red Bulls avoided their first 0­3start since 1998, when they were theMetroStars.l In IndianWells, Calif.,NovakDjokovic beat

Rafael Nadal 7­6 (5), 6­2 on his sixth match pointto reach the BNP Paribas Open final. Djokovic willfaceMilos Raonic in Sunday’s final.lGeoffrey Groselle scored 18 points on 7­of­7

shooting and grabbed nine rebounds to help No. 4seed Creighton beat eighth­seededWagner, 87­54,Saturday in the second round of the NIT inOmaha, Neb.Wagner (23­11) was led byMichaelCarey’s 13 points.

SPURS 87WARRIORS 79