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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 2003

Page

13

Final AP Top 25 Women’s College Basketball Poll

The Associated Press final poll lists top teams through March 16 with records and points. Yale, Duke, Kentucky, Arizona and others appear with varying rankings and votes. several programs receive votes but fall outside the top 25.

Associated Press Tucson Ariz Arizona St Florida St Georgia Tech Rice Cal St. Fullerton Long Beach St Stanford Mississippi St Texas A&m Florida Arkansas Nebraska North Carolina St

UNC Asheville Faces Texas Southern In NCAA Opener

Sports brief notes UNC Asheville meets Texas Southern in the NCAA tournament opening round at Dayton Ohio at 7 p.m. on ESPN. It also lists NIT games Georgetown at Tennessee and DePaul at North Carolina, with Champions League action Deportivo La Coruna hosting Manchester United in Spain.

Darlington Raceway NASCAR results and standings

Todd Bodine won at Darlington with a Chevrolet, posting a 1 hour 36 minute 44 second race. The field listed drivers from Jamie McMurray to Jason White with placements, team, car numbers, and prize money. Margin of victory was 0.309 seconds, 4 cautions for 19 laps, 8 lead changes among 8 drivers, and Bodine atop the points lead following the event.

S. Barrett J. Sauter S. Wimmer T. Bodine S. Riggs B. Vickers J. Keller S. Compton J. McMurray R. Hornaday Jr D. Green K. Kahne K. Harvick K. Grubb

Fight schedule shows multiple title bouts across venues

A dense boxing itinerary lists bouts with fighters including Celaya, Manchego, Jeffries, Andrews, Stewart, T, Washington, Eason, Espadas, Sepeda, Perez, Velardez, Abelyan, Tula, Chavez, Paez, Castillo, Diaz, Barrera, Leyva, Harrison, Montiel, Manfredy, Sosa, Taylor, Houghton, Lucas, Beyer, Hatton, Haeck, Witter, Barrera, Kelley, Gainer, Leon, Quinn, Navarro, Ortiz, Mayweather, Sosa, De La Hoya, Campas, Morales. The schedule spans March 2 to May with venues including HP Pavilion San Jose, Dover Downs, Diamond Desert Tucson, Aladdin Las Vegas, Mandalay Bay Las Vegas, Cajun Dome Lafayette, First Union Philadelphia, Mountaineer WV, Turning Stone Oneida, Leipzig, Men Arena Manchester, MGM Grand Las Vegas, Caesar's Tahoe, Grand Olympic LA, Fresno, and Mandalay Bay PPV events.

Associated Press National TV Parenthese HP Pavilion San Jose Calif Jose Celaya Salinas Nelson Manchego Columbia Celaya Kelsie Jefries Gilroy Rolanda Andrews Atlanta Jeffries Ifba Dover Del ESPN2 Mike Stewart New Castle Chucky T Philadelphia USBA Anthony Washington Andre Eason New York Diamond Desert Casino Tucson Ariz Gaty Espadas Mexico Manuel Sepeda Austin Texas Danny Perez Aladdin Casino and Resort Las Vegas Williams Abelyan Armenia Jose Luis Tula Abelyan Mandalay Bay Jesus Chavez Jorge Paez Jose Luis Castillo Julio Diaz Coachella Miguel Barrera Colombia Roberto Leyva Barrera Scott Harrison Scotland Wayne McCullough Belfast Northern Ireland Harrison First Union Spectrum HBO Bernard Hopkins Mourade Hakkar France Hopkins Hasim Rahman Baltimore David Tua New Zealand Lou del Valle Manuel Siaca Puerto Rico Mountaineer Racetrack and Casino Chester W.va Fernando Montiel Mark Johnson Mgm Grand Garden Arena Marco Antonio Barrera Kevin Kelley Derrick Gainer Pensacola Fla Oscar Leon Gainer Caesar's Tahoe Stateline Nev Dominick Quinn Hot Springs Ark Charles Hatcher Columbus Ohio Grand Olympic Auditorium Los Angeles Jose Navarro Jorge Luis Gonzalez Burbank Navarro Mike Anchondo la Puente Silverio Ortiz Fresno Floyd Mayweather, Jr Victoriano Sosa Dominican Republic Mayweather

PGA Tour Schedule Highlights Through April

The slate lists events from January to early April featuring top players. Ernie Els leads the Mercedes Championship and Sony Open, Vijay Singh competes at Phoenix, Mike Weir at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic and Nissan Open, Tiger Woods at Buick and Accenture Match Play, and other stars like Davis Love III, Justin Leonard, Scott Hoch, and Frank Lickliter II appear across weeks. The Players Championship and Bay Hill follow, with venue details including Orlando and Ponte Vedra Beach.

Associated Press Ernie Els Vijay Singh Mike Weir Davis Love Tiger Woods Tucson Frank Lickliter II Ford Scott Hoch Justin Leonard Bay Hill Bay Hill Golf Club Lodge Orlando Fla TPC Ore Stadium Course Ponte Vedra Beach Pia The Tun Davis Love II Jim Furyk Vijay Singh I Charles Howell II Chris DiMarco Tim Herron Jay Haas Jerry Kelly Rocco Mediate K.J. Choi David Toms Frank Lickliter K Tom Lehman Retiet Goosen Nick Price Chris Riley Bob Estes Dan Forsman Robert Gomez Arron Oberholser Jonathan Byrd Rod Pampling

Spring Training Standings From Monday and Tuesday Actions

Split squad games affect standings while games against non major league clubs do not. Monday results include Boston 9 Cleveland 4 and Montreal 4 Los Angeles 1. Baltimore 7 New York Mets 4. Detroit 4 Toronto 4 tie in 10 innings. Minnesota 5 Pittsburgh 4. Yankees 10 Phillies 6. Braves 8 St Louis 7. Florida 9 Cincinnati 3. Florida 9 St Louis 3. Oakland 8 Texas 1. Milwaukee 2 San Diego 1. Colorado 5 Arizona 3. White Sox 4 Anaheim 3. Cubs vs Kansas City at Surprise. Cincinnati 9 Detroit 4. Tuesday schedule lists Houston Florida Jupiter and Baltimore Montreal Viera 1:05 pm. Boston Minnesota Fort Myers 1:05 pm. Yankees Detroit Lakeland 1:05 pm.

Boston Cleveland Montreal Los Angeles Baltimore N.Y. Mets Detroit Toronto Minnesota Pittsburgh N.Y. Yankees Philadelphia Atlanta St. Louis Florida Cincinnati Oakland Texas Milwaukee San Diego Colorado Arizona Chicago White Sox Anaheim Chicago Cubs Kansas City Surprise Houston Jupiter Fla Viera Fort Myers N.Y Yankees Lakeland Chicago New York Tampa National League Chicago San Francisco Kissimmee Tampa Bay St. Petersburg Mets Port St. Lucie Peoria Ariz Washington Ottawa Calgary N.Y. Rangers N.Y. Islanders New Jersey Columbus Edmonton Nashville Vancouver Dallas San Jose Carolina Buffalo Phoenix Associated Press x-New Jersey x-Philadelphia x-Ottawa x-Detroit x-Dallas Anaheim Phoenix

Golf schedule of major tour events across venues

A dense list of golf tournaments spanning April to November across the United States and beyond. It names venues such as Augusta National, Oak Hill, Firestone, Pebble Beach equivalents, and courses like TPC at Boston and Chapman links. It includes events from Masters to Tour Championship with dates, locations, and course names for the season.

Duluth Augusta National Redstone Fall Creek Houston New Orleans English Turn Golf and CC Wachovia Avenel Potomac Olympia Fields Ill Westchester DC Harrison N.Y Southwind Memphis Tenn Cog Hill Golf and CC Lemont Boston Norton Mass Hamilton Ancaster Ontario Deere Run Silvis Pennsylvania Nemacolin Woodlands Resort and Spa Mystic Rock Farmington la Cantera San Antonio Westin Innisbrook Resort Palm Harbor Fla

Baseball Spring Training Schedule List for Florida Arizona

A dense schedule lists multiple spring training games across Florida and Arizona with times and venues. Matchups include Cincinnati vs Philadelphia in Clearwater, Oakland vs Anaheim in Tempe, Cubs versus Seattle in Peoria, Seattle against San Francisco in Scottsdale, Atlanta against Tampa Bay in St. Petersburg, and many more across Tempe Mesa Maryvale and Port St. Lucie venues. The list also notes games featuring Milwaukee Seattle Chicago Cubs and others, with several 3:05 pm starts and late evening games in Peoria and Tampa arenas.

Cincinnati Philadelphia Clearwater Fla Oakland Anaheim Tempe Ariz Cubs Seattle Pew Ariz San Peaneteteh Tenn Serpe San Francisco Scottsdale Atlanta Tampa Bay St. Petersburg Fla

NHL Glance: Points, Standings and Tonight’s Schedule

NHL standings show two points for a win one for a tie and overtime loss. x clinched playoff spot with Sunday results Florida 4 Pittsburgh 2 Washington 2 Colorado 1 Detroit 6 Ottawa 2 Calgary 2 Anaheim 2. Tonight’s games include Philadelphia New Jersey 4-2 and Detroit Pittsburgh 7:30 p.m. Several late matchups across the league are listed with times and venues.

Grundy tops Council in season opener at Willie Sullivan Field

Grundy Golden Wave outscored Council Cobras 11 to 4 in four innings before darkness halted play. Randall Cole drove in two with a pair of two-run singles as Luke Fleming earned the win. Council’s Luke Harris swiped two bases and several players added RBIs in the third inning.

Council Grundy Cobras Willie Sullivan Field Golden Wave Randall Cole Sean Stiltner Brad Miller Luke Fleming Luke Harris Joey Barton Daniel Lester Anthony Gilbert Caleb Epling Fleming Aaron W. Looney Miller

Bodine wins Busch race at Darlington in late finish

Todd Bodine held off Jamie McMurray and Bobby Hamilton Jr in a Sun- drenched Darlington finish after a late crash involving Bodine and McMurray. Bodine led 71 of 147 laps to claim his 15th Busch win and move into the series points lead as Joe Nemechek, McMurray, and Earnhardt Jr. won earlier races this year. The series heads to Bristol for the Channellock 250.

Associated Press Darlington S.C Todd Bodine Chevrolet Jamie McMurray Dodge Scott Riggs Ford Stacy Compton Johnny Sauter Hank Parker Jr Pontiac Brian Vickers Kasey Kahne Ron Hornaday Jr Jason Keller Kevin Grubb Bobby Hamilton Jr Shane Hmiel Coy Gibbs Stanton Barrett Mike Wallace Randy LaJoie Chad Blount Regan Smith Ron Young Ron Barfield Jason Schuler Brad Teague Dion Ciccarelli Ashton Lewis Jr Chris Bingham Morgan Shepherd Scott Wimmer Hermie Sadler Tim Sauter David Green Mike Bliss Kerry Earnhardt Joe Nemechek Mike Harmon Michael Waltrip Larry Gunselman Brian Weber Randy MacDonald Jason White Mike Potter Justin Ashburn Jack Roush Craven Busch Carolina McMurray Bodine Riggs Asw Todd Compton Daytona North Carolina Motor Speedway Dale Earnhardt Jr Las Vegas Bristol Tenn

Lavin leaves UCLA basketball after 1996 tenure

Lavin, promoted to UCLA head coach in 1996 after Harrick’s firing, ends with a 145-78 record. He will receive a one year buyout at 578000 and four years at 153000 base pay. Guerrero cited the need for new leadership to keep the program flourishing.

John Wooden Jim Harrick Lavin Harrick Guerrero UCLA Wilbur Johns Wooden

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