Panthers Sign Reich Away From Bills
Panthers announce the signing of Frank Reich, former Bills backup to Jim Kelly, as an unrestricted free agent. Reich brings veteran leadership and NFL high-level experience to a developing Carolina squad.
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Ridge Spring Monetta at Ben Lippen in baseball action
Broadcast window 4 15 p m to 7 p m lists a Creek Tuesday March 28 slate with Ridge Spring Monetta facing Ben Lippen and Aiken meeting Oraneyburg Wilkinson Brookland Cayce tangling with South Aiken Midland Valley meeting Airport Wade Hampton meeting Silver Bluff in softball Ben Lippen at Ridge Spring Monetta Orangeburg Wilkinson at Aiken South Aiken at Brookland Cayce Silver Bluff at Wade Hampton and Airport at Midland Valley plus JV tennis South Aiken at Airport WAJY coverage mentioning Silver Bluff Aiken Barnwell Wade Hampton Cedar
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Lady Pacers split with Augusta in doubleheader
USC Aiken softball split a Peach Belt doubleheader with Augusta College at Gregg Park. In game one Keisha Barrineau limited the Lady Pacers to seven hits in a 9-3 loss. In game two USC Aiken surged for 13 hits and a 9-4 win.
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Pacers sweep Francis Marion in Peach Belt series
USC Aiken baseball turned a rough stretch around by sweeping Francis Marion in Florence over the weekend. Coach Gary Gilmore praised renewed intensity after losses to Brewton Parker and Erskine, as the Pacers won 12-6, 1-0, and 10-9 in the three game set.
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Baseball talks resume as judge eyes injunction ends strike
After three weeks of quiet the baseball bargaining session resumes hours after U S District Judge Sonia Sotomayor scheduled a hearing that could end the 71 month strike before the season begins. Owners propose 1995 under old rules with luxury tax and arbitration options while Fehr says he will respond tomorrow.
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UNC Wildcats Fall as Heels Reach Final Four
North Carolina beat Kentucky 74 61 in the NCAA Southeast Regional final to advance to its 12th Final Four. Coach Dean Smith pursues his third national title as UNC prepares for a semifinal against defending champion Arkansas in Seattle.
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Defeat Traumatic for Several Wildcat Fans
Lexington fans reacted with deep disappointment after Kentucky’s loss to North Carolina in the Southeast Regional ending hopes of an NCAA Final Four trip. Lee Peavyhouse and husband Bill planned travel to Seattle but were left despondent, prompting remarks from psychologist Dennis Sprague on fans’ coping after a defeat.
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