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Tue., June 6, 2000

Golden State forward Terry Cummings was examined in an Oakland hospital for an irregular heartbeat, then released… . An assault charge against Charlotte Hornets forward Anthony Mason for a scuffle outside a Harlem bar was dropped when prosecutors said they did not have enough evidence against him.

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