Norman gets Masters invite after mixed Masters history
Greg Norman received a special invitation to next year’s Masters at Augusta National. He has footnoted past Masters disappointments including 1996 collapse to Faldo and 1986 18th hole miscue, while sharing a course record with Nick Price and ranking 113th globally.
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Gramatica Placed on Injured Reserve After Celebration
Bill Gramatica tore ligaments and cartilage in his right knee during a celebratory leap after a field goal against the Giants. He is out for the season and Cedric Oglesby won a two man competition to replace the rookie.
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Rowdy fans strike again in New Orleans
In New Orleans the NFL vows action after fans threw objects including bottles at a Saints Rams game, copying a Cleveland incident over a controversial replay overturn. Fifteen people arrested for disturbing the peace and public drunkenness, four served subpoenas, eleven ejected.
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Alomar Pushes Gonzalez Move for Mets Outfield
Roberto Alomar suggested adding Juan Gonzalez to the Mets outfield at Shea Stadium. GM Steve Phillips said no free agent splurge but will pursue trades and seek financial flexibility to consider a premier free agent.
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Heat Scorers Struggle in 56 Point Home Loss to Jazz
The Miami Heat were shut out offensively in a 95 to 56 defeat by the Utah Jazz. Miami tied a franchise low for points and endured boos from fans as they sank to 18 losses in 23 games. Karl Malone and Donyell Marshall led Utah with 21 each.
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Duke Edges Kentucky In OT At Jimmy V Classic
No. 1 Duke defeated No. 7 Kentucky 95-92 in overtime in East Rutherford as Jason Williams scored 38 points and fueled a late surge. Williams had 28 of Duke’s final 31 points in regulation before sealing the win in OT. Duke improves to 10-0 and notches its 20th straight victory.
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