No Winner In Lockout Rears Spring Training Loss
Clearwater and Dunedin host new stadiums as spring camps sit empty due to a lockout. Dolson argues owners chase profits amid rising salaries while fans grow angry, insisting baseball belongs to the public and should rebound. Phillies GM Lee Thomas voices frustration over the disruption to the season and its fans.
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Georgia Tech tops Clemson 85 69 in Atlanta clash
Georgia Tech defeated Clemson 85 to 69 at Alexander Memorial Coliseum before a 10,002 crowd. Clemson, locked to share the ACC title with Duke if Duke beats North Carolina, remains 23-6 overall and 10-4 in conference play. Tech surged with Oliver, Scott, and Anderson pacing the Jackets.
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Claflin Defeats USC Aiken for NAIA District 6 Title
Claflin defeated USC Aiken 79 to 56 to win the NAIA District 6 women's title. The Lady Pacers led 35 28 at halftime but Claflin surged in the second half, opening with a 6 0 run and pulling away as USCA struggled offensively.
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Hinson and Loggins Win Aiken 10 Mile Race
On a cold windy day in Aiken 411 runners competed in the Triple Crown Road Race events. Mark Hinson led the 10 mile race finishing in 54 04.89 after a slick oil like course surface while aiming for about 52 minutes. He plans to use the event as a tuneup for the Shamrock Marathon in March.
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Red Ransom Finishes Second in Gulfstream Debut
Red Ransom, a 5 year old from trainer Mack Miller and jockey Pat Day, finishes second by a neck to Bright Again in a seven furlong allowance at Gulfstream Park. The race, run in 1 23 3-5, was seen as a prep for the Kentucky Derby with Red Ransom aiming to improve in upcoming starts. Bright Again breaks his maiden in seventh start, while Dr. Bobby A. places third.
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Shackleford denies shaving points in Wolfpack case
East Rutherford N J Charles Shackleford denied shaving points for North Carolina State but admitted taking a loan from an agent and apologized to coach Jim Valvano amid the point shaving investigation. He declined further questions and did not discuss his arrest for marijuana possession.
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Area Players Advance In Spring Fling
Area girls claimed first round wins in the NCNB Spring Fling Junior Tennis Tournament as Christy Faustmann Meghan Bradford and Kelli Heaton moved through. Boys faced tougher results with Nathan Allen and Manoj Pariyadath losing while rain delayed several matches into the evening.
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