Baseball Lockout 1990 Sparks Fan Frustration
Seattle columnist rails at the ongoing labor fight as Spring training closes amid arbitration debates. He contrasts millionaire players with owners, questions fairness, notes the pace of talks, and argues the current system should work while public patience wanes.
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Steinbrenner Warns of Possible Recess If No Settlement
New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner warned that without a settlement, the club may reassess options and possibly take a recess. The remark signals looming negotiations and potential pause in activity as talks continue.
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Large Chasm in Baseball Talks Delays Season Start
Talks between owners and players yield no breakthrough as a nine day lockout remains and the union pushes for a $112,500 minimum salary. Fehr notes a deep gulf on arbitration while both sides plan to meet again. Exhibition openers delayed and teams weigh concessions as April 2 opener looms.
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Sinaia
North Augusta Lady Jackets rout Midland Valley for playoff berth
North Augusta built a 20-7 first quarter lead and coasted to a 56-? victory over Midland Valley to end the regular season 16-6. The Lady Jackets, led by Geannie Williams and Carla Mealing, sealed a region title with Greenwood-Wilkinson and head toward playoffs. Midland Valley finishes 8-13.
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Hanna
Midland Valley
Incive
Geannie Willams
Carla Mealing
Nicole
Sandra Combs
North Augusta Edges Midland Valley In Ferocious Rivalry Clash
In a packed arena, North Augusta overcame Midland Valley 46 45 on late free throws by Quen Cooks after a tense fourth quarter. The Mustangs and Yellow Jackets traded leads as nerves tightened, with MV missing key free throws and NC A’s defense stifling late attempts.
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Quen Cooks
Jon Williams
Leon Wright
Tangs
Robbie Grant
Michael Proctor
Grant
War Eagles Miss Playoffs Reach
Despite a 17-5 overall season, Wa gener Salley s War Eagles failed to earn an at large bid to the Class A State Tournament after a semifinal loss to Blackville Hilda in Region 3 A.
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War Eagles
Blackville-Hilda
Clemson Eyes Second in ACC as Tar Heels Visit Littlejohn
Clemson 23rd with 8-3 ACC mark hosts North Carolina 17-10 as Duke leads. If Clemson wins, it cuts the gap to Duke and eyes a first- place finish, a rare prize in school history. North Carolina coach Dean Smith notes Clemson is underrated with strong inside play from Dale Davis and Elden Campbell.
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Winston-Salem
UNC at Clemson: Littlejohn Coliseum showdown preview
UNC travels to Littlejohn Coliseum to face Clemson in a key ACC clash. UNC sits 17-10 overall and 8-5 in ACC while Clemson is 21-9 overall and 8-3 in ACC. UNC leads the series 87-12 and 136-50 at Littlejohn. Clemson seeks to snap a 22 game home skid.
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