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"Once we turned the ball over, they were into the break, somebody gets a wide-open three, and somebody gets one to the basket.

It was like they teased us a little bit and then they go up 16 or 17 points." McDyess made a jumper before reserve guard Lindsey Hunter drained a 3-pointer and stripped Iverson to go in for a layup.

Wallace sank another 3-pointer for an 85-68 bulge with 9:51 to go, and it remained at least nine points thereafter.

"That's my job and I have fun doing it," Hunter said.

"Thank goodness that I can still do it.

I got lucky on the steal on Allen.

As long as I create turmoil on the court, I'll keep doing it." Richard Hamilton and Tayshaun Prince scored 16 points, Wallace added 14 and Hunter nine for the Pistons, who created dozens of extra possessions by grabbing 18 offensive rebounds and forcing 19 turnovers.

"The first half was our own undoing, with turnovers, offensive rebounds and then unforced turnovers," Cheeks said.

"The reason why they were leading at halftime was because of the offensive rebounds and turnovers.

At halftime we had nine turnovers for 16 points." Iverson scored 28 points and Webber added 23 for the Sixers, who shot 51 percent (35-of-69).

Including last year's first-round playoff series, they have lost 10 of their last 12 meetings with the Pistons.

Philadelphia is just 1 1/2 games in front of Chicago (31-40) for the East's final playoff berth.

The teams play twice next week.

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7 to 8:15 p.m., Yoga Hillsboro, 232 N.E.

Lincoln St.

$40.

www.yogahillsboro.com or 503-640-6006.

Saturday, April 8 Bellylicious: Join people 55 and older for lively, 30-minute exercise focused on slimming the midsection.

Nine weekly classes use belly-dance moves to lose weight and strengthen muscles.

Emphasis on a fun workout.

Elsie Stuhr Center, 5550 S.W.

Hall Blvd., Beaverton.

10:30 to 11 a.m.

$13 to $21.

www.thprd.org or 503-629-6342.

Tuesday, April 11 Sea Kayaking Clinic: Learn basic skills to kayak the Columbia River and coastal regions from staff of Adventures Without Limits.

Must be 16 years and older; adaptive equipment provided for those with disabilities.

Forest Grove Aquatic Center, 2300 Sunset Drive.

7:30 to 9:30 p.m.

$43 to $48, includes equipment.

www.awloutdoors.com or 503-681-9471.

LEAGUES AND CLUBS Ongoing Beaverton Track Club: Registration is open through May 15 for boys and girls, 7-18 years, for sanctioned track and field season.

Teams compete locally, regionally and nationally in dozens of events.

Uniforms and equipment furnished.

Individual fees $150.

www.beavertontrackclub.org.

SPECIAL EVENTS Today through Sunday Whale Watching: Join thousands of people at any of 26 sites along the Oregon coast to watch the annual migration of whales.

More than 250 volunteers staff outlooks with binoculars and scopes to view pods.

Free.

For best times and locations: www.whalespoken.org or 800-551-6949.

Sunday Dirty Du and Dirt Dash: Duathlon of a 5.5-mil...