Roddick Upsets Sampras At Ericsson Open In Miami
18-year-old Andy Roddick shocked Pete Sampras 7-6 6-3 in the Ericsson Open third round at Key Biscayne. The Coca Raton native and future of American tennis showcased a blistering serve, with aces up to 137 mph, earning praise from Sampras and solidifying his breakout status.
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Princeton-A Soccer Referee Recert Clinic Set for Sunday
A FIFA Grade 8 recertification clinic for the 2001 season will be held Sunday April 1 at 2 p.m. in Princeton-A. For venue details and registration call (304) 487-0077.
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Sadler wins as Wood Brothers shine in Tennessee race
In Bristol Tennessee Ward Burton led the front runners with No 22 Dodge as Sadler claimed victory. The Wood Brothers team marked their 97th trip to victory lane since 1953 with Morgan Shepherd last winning in 1993. Jeff Burton spun and Mark Martin finished 34th as teams look toward Harrah's 500 at Texas on April 1.
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Illini rally falls short as Arizona tops Illinois in physical battle
Arizona defeats Illinois 87-81 in a hard fouling game with 59 fouls and 81 free throws. Robert Archibald scores a career high 25 for Illinois while Jason Gardner leads Arizona with 18 points. Gardner and Woods seal late foul shots as Arizona wins second meeting of the season.
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Beamer Dinner Set for Bluefield Elks Club
Virginia Tech and college football fans have a few days to buy tickets to the Sale Executives Club dinner featuring Beamer. A social hour starts at 6 15 p m with Beamer to speak after a 7 p m dinner at the Bluefield Elks Country Club. Tickets are 30 and available at local sponsors.
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Preseason roundup Leaves Pirates and Phillies in extra innings
Millwood struggles as Atlanta routs Cleveland 10 8 while Pirates manager Lloyd McClendon halts play in the 10th after Plantenberg walks two to force in two. Other spring results include Martinez extension with Seattle and various early line scores from Port Charlotte Sarasota Kissimmee Vero Beach and Tempe.
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Bluefield Rams Win One At Brevard In AAC Play
Bluefield College Rams split at Brevard College in North Carolina over the weekend. Friday, BC led 7-6 before Brevard rallied to win 8-7. Jim Mazzolla had four RBI and a homer in the opener. Steve Gore, Sammy Fertitta, and Tim Shannon contributed in the doubleheader. The Rams won 3-0 in game two behind Gore and Fertitta, then lost 2-1 in the nightcap. The squad sits 5-14 overall and 1-5 in AAC, with next games at Emory & Henry and home versus King College.
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Spartans reach another Final Four in gritty win over Temple
Michigan State, led by Tom Izzo, survived Temple as Zach Randolph controlled boards and Matt Thomas sank a late 3 to seal a 65-57 victory. Spartan rebounding and defense stifled the Owls, who shot 38 percent, while MSU claimed its third straight Final Four bid since 1985.
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Michigan State Beats Temple In Tight 69-62 Return
Temple and Michigan State traded leads as D Thomas led MSU with 19 points while Bell added 14 and Randolph 6. Temple shot 24 of 63, 3 pointed 4 of 23, with Wesley scoring 21 and Greer 22 in a hard fought game before 25,995 at the arena.
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