But Clijsters, opting to move more regularly into the net, recovered to lead 6-5 and broke again to secure her win in 62 minutes.
Two penalties from James to one from Cipriani saw the hosts lead 6-3 after 13 minutes and they extended their advantage through Malzieu's converted try.
And they had plenty of possession and territory, overcoming the loss of scrum-half Warren Fury to the sin-bin in the first half to even lead 6-3 at one stage, when full-back Thomas's penalty was followed by Scott Barrow's drop goal six minutes from half-time - fair reward for the bottom club's spirit and competitiveness at the breakdown.
Another reserve, Luke Hancock, made two layups and gave Louisville the lead with 6:06 left by drilling a three-pointer.
Connacht fly-half Tim Donnelly ended the dismal first half by striking a penalty to cut Ulster's lead to 6-3.
His first shot rolled out but the second went down, giving the Raptors a 100-96 lead with 6 seconds left.
However, Brooklyn's 10-4 run capped by a long jumper from Andre Blatche gave the Nets a 92-91 lead with 6:24 left.
Calhoun's others 3s were the last two baskets of a 13-4 run that gave the Huskies a 55-46 lead with 6:14 to play.
It took a half-break from Hook to earn a second penalty from a ruck, which he kicked to extend the home lead to 6-0 in the 19th minute.
Moore, a defenseman also acquired in the trade for Gaborik, also scored his first goal of the season at 9:17 of the third to push the lead to 6-1.
After Richards' fast-break layup staked Albany to a 24-16 lead at 6:40, Hartford closed the half with a 10-1 spurt to take a 26-25 lead into the locker room.
Amare Stoudemire scored 14 points and Felton added 10 for New York, which rallied from a nine-point deficit in the fourth quarter to take the lead with 6:11 left.
DeGale, who fights out of the Dale Youth Boxing Club in London, extended his lead to 6-3 after three rounds and opened up in some style in the final round.
The goal helped Fermanagh lead 1-6 to 0-6 at the interval and three unanswered points after the break extended the home team's lead to six with James Sherry and Adrian Little among the marksmen.
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Hoffmann greeted him with a two-run homer that gave the Mets a 7-6 lead.
Nick Easter scored Quins' first-half try to earn the home side a 16-6 lead.
Jackson missed the conversion from wide out as Saracens took a scarcely-deserved 11-6 lead into the break.
Fermanagh then seemed set for a comfortable win as they moved into a 1-11 to 1-6 lead.
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Coghlan's RBI groundout gave the Marlins a 7-6 lead after leading 3-0 and 4-1 earlier in the game.
Tries from Paddy Wallace, Darren Cave and Mark McCrea helped Ulster into a 22-6 lead at the break.
Wigan had an imposing 26-6 lead at the interval and shellshocked Hull never looked like turning it over.
While Laois battled well against the breeze in the third quarter, Down moved into a 1-7 to 0-6 lead.
The fly-half also failed with his second conversion kick, but the Scots had still opened up a useful 16-6 lead.
But the 'Dall took control, and with Emmett McNaughton hitting the net, stormed to a massive 1-14 to 0-6 lead.
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Barrow held a 8-6 lead at Bloomfield Road but lost control of the match in the 10 minutes up to half time.
Warrington began the match impressively, with Dean Bushby and Allan Langer running in tries to give the side an early 12-6 lead.
His two 3-pointers, with an alley-oop assist to Chane Behanan in between, gave the Cardinals a 30-21 lead at the 6:14 mark.
The game looked all but over when Jacoby Jones ran the second-half kickoff 108 yards to give the Ravens a 28-6 lead.
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