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Cooke can’t make Hotdogs sizzle

By Joey Villar | October 4, 2003 - 12:00am

Cooke, the 21-year-old New York playground legend who took over from Harold Arceneaux, erupted for 49 points and 17 rebounds which went down the drain as the Hotdogs suffered a fourth straight defeat and their sixth...

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