Baseball schedule notes from spring exhibitions
A dense list of spring training and exhibition games across multiple sites. Teams include Seattle, San Diego, San Francisco, Oakland, Los Angeles, Boston, Detroit, New York, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Kansas City, Toronto, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Cleveland, Atlanta, Milwaukee, Houston, Chicago, Minnesota, Edmonton, and more. Dates and start times scattered, with venues such as Las Vegas, Lakeland, Dunedin, Clearwater, Richmond, Winter Haven, and Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
San Diego
Las Vegas
Nev
San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
California
Boston
Detroit
Lakeland
Fla
Chicago
Minnesota
Toronto
Philadelphia
Clearwater
Piice
Atlanta
Richmond
New York
St. Louis
Baltimore
Washington
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Ohio
Winter Haven
Houston
Texas
Oklahoma City
Edmonton
Aaa
Kansas City
Oakland Seattle
Milwaukee
Montreal
Incinnati
Chica
Birmingham
Ala
National Basketball Association
New Je
Charlotte
Indiana
Utah
Denver
Dallas
San Antonio
x-Phoenix
Iden State
National Hockey League
x-Pittsburgh
NY Rangers
x-Ph'ielphia
New Jersey
NY Islanders
Adams
x-Boston
x-Buffalo
Hartford
Quebec
Campbell
Calgary
Winnipeg
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Vancouver
Philad
Elphia
Clippers Clinch Playoff Berth with Narrow Win
In a seeded clash Cleveland defeated Chicago 109 100 as Pippen led Chicago with 37 points while Daugherty and Price paced Cleveland. The late-season results set up Tonight's games including Detroit at Seattle and Portland at Charlotte amid a crowded playoff chase.
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Sacramento
LA Clippers
Atlanta
New Jersey
Boston
Houston
Philadelphia
Miami
Dallas
Indiana
Washington
Portland
Cleveland
Chicago
Golden State
New York
Phoenix
Milwaukee
Detroit
Seattle
San Antonio
Charlotte
LA Lakers
Denver
Utah
Sanders
Nance
Daugherty
Price
Harper
Williams
Rollins
Ehlo
Valentine
Pippen
Grant
Cartwright
Paxson
Jordan
Corzine
Sellers
Vincent
Davis
Pips
Darlington qualifying speeds list drivers and cars
Country Squire 200 at Darlington shows Geoff Bodine leading with 156.631 mph. Harry Gant and Dale Earnhardt follow, while many entrants from Ford, Pontiac, Buick, Oldsmobile, Chevrolet post speeds from about 150 to 156 mph.
Multiple Team Transactions Across MLB NBA NFL and College
Baseball moves include AL assigned Mark Johnson to Dave Phillips crew and Pawtucket callups for Woodward Ellsworth Romine Rivera. Cleveland reassigned Hinzo and Wonja. Nunez to Syracuse. Kent Tekulve and Tim Birtsas moved to majors with Griffey. many minor shifts and DLs across clubs. Basketball Boston signs Bernard King to a two year deal. Football signings include Kerry Glenn Al Baker Paul Blair Dennis Woodbury John Spagnola Lew Barnes Bob Golic Eric Sievers Mike Sherrard Anthony Henton Joe Cain Mark Traynowitz Tony Burse Ed Wonja Tim Stoddard Paul Molitor Terry Francona Dave Engle Bill Spiers Neal Heaton Kevin Blankenship Gene Walter moves elsewhere. College Western Carolina relieves Bob Waters, naming emeritus. Houston and others add players as free agents.
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Mark Johnson
Dave Phillips
Boston
Rob Woodward
Steve Ellsworth
Kevin Romine
Luis Rivera
Pawtucket
Bill Laskey
Cleveland
Tommy Hinzo
Toronto
Jose Nunez
Syracuse
Washington
Bernard King
Kerry Glenn
al Baker
Denver
Paul Blair
Dennis Woodbury
Green Bay
John Spagnola
Kansas City
Lew Barnes
LA Raiders
Bob Golic
New England
Eric Sievers
San Francisco
Mike Sherrard
Seattle
Anthony Henton
Joe Cain
Mark Traynowitz
Tony Burse
Cincinnati
Kent Tekulve
Tim Birtsas
Ken Griffey
Scott Scudder
Jeff Sellers
Eddie Taubensee
Reggie Jefferson
Chicago
Kevin Blankenship
Iowa
American Association
AAA
Ed Wonja
Tim Stoddard
Milwaukee
Paul Molitor
Jay Aldrich
Terry Francona
Dave Engle
Bill Spiers
el Paso
Jim Adduci Pittsh
Brian Fisher
Brett Gideon
Montreal
Neal Heaton
Randy Kramer
Buffalo
American Associa
Major Fight Schedule with Multiple Title Bouts Listed
A dense listing of upcoming boxing matches across venues in April to June. Notable bouts include Estrada vs Poll for the WBA junior featherweight title in Inglewood, Espinoza vs Garcia in Phoenix, and Leonard vs Hearns for the WBC super middleweight title in Las Vegas. Include titles like WBA, IBF, WBC, USBA and various weight classes.
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Inglewood
Calif
Juan Jose Estrada
Jesus Poll
Phoenix
Louis Espinoza
Adam Garcia
Cleveland
Prince Charles Iliams
Don Morgan
Las Vegas
Nev
Tony Baltazar
Derrick McGuire
Tokyo
Philadelphia
Miguel Santana
Tracy Spann
Tony Martin
Alfredo Rojas
Robert Foley
Greg Everett
Chierni
Italy
Juan Martin Coggi
Kyung Duk Ahn
Washington, D.C
Simon Brown
al Long
Atlantic City
N.J
Vinnie Pazienza
Jake Corolla
Robbie Sims
Doug DeWitt
Earl Hargrove
Ralph Ward
Andrew Maynard
Carlton Williams
Ray Mercer
Ken Crosby
Chicago
Ali Hamza
Elvis Perez
Mark Breland
Rafael Pineda
Birmingham
England
Herol Graham
Mike McCallum
Daniel Zaragoza
Paul Banke
West Berlin
Graciano Rocchigiani
Frank Winterstein
Norfolk
Pernell Whitaker
Louie Lomelli
Kevin Watts
Steve Collins
Sugar Ray Leonard
Thomas Hearns
NCAA Tournament results and bracket summary across four regions
East Greensboro rounds show Minnesota and Duke advancing with wins over Kansas State Siena and West Virginia. Providence hosts later rounds as Georgetown, Notre Dame and North Carolina State win key matchups. Southeast Nashville and Atlanta feature Oklahoma Virginia Duke matchups with Michigan and North Carolina progressing. Midwest Indianapolis and Dallas host upsets and tallies, while West Boise traces Nevada Las Vegas Iowa State and Arizona progress. Final Four set with Duke, Illinois, Seton Hall and Nevada Las Vegas among leaders.
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Greensboro
N.C
Minnesota
Kansas State
Siena
Stanford
West Virginia
Tennessee
Duke
Carolina State
Providence
R.J
North Carolina State
South Carol Iowa
Rutgers
Georgetown
Princeton
Notre Dame
Vanderbilt
Iowa
East Rutherford
Xavier
North Carolina
Southern
UCLA
Iowa State
Michigan
South Alabama
Lexington
Virginia
Oklahoma
Midwest
Indianapolis
Louisville
Arkansas-Little Rock
Arkansas
Loyola-Marymount
Illinois
McNeese State
Ball St
Pittsburgh
Ball State
Dallas
Syracuse
Bucknell
Jorado State
Florida
Missouri
Creighton
Texas
Georgia Tech
Marc Missouri
Colorado State
Minneapolis
Marc Illinois
Boise
Idaho
Arizona
Robert Morris
Clemson
St. Mary's
Calif
Nevada
Las Vegas
DePaul
Memphis State
C. Atweeing
Ariz
Evansville
Glessner's Illinois book hints at lasting ties with players
Glessner explains his project collecting clips for an Illinois bound book, noting it began as a hobby and grew as players like Marcus Liberty and Doug Altenberger interacted. He recalls high school all star games, friendships with assistants Nagy and Collins, and players offering to buy copies.
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LaPhonso Ellis
Glessner
East St. Louis
Notre Dame
Illinois
Doug Altenberger
Lowell
Hamilton
Marcus Liberty
Henson
Fighting
Illini
Nagy
Jimmy Collins
TranSouth 500 at Darlington March 31 results listing
The TranSouth 500 at Darlington on March 31 lists top drivers with car types and lap speeds. Mark Martin led in a Ford at 161.111 mph, followed by Brett Bodine and Alan Kulwicki, both Ford, with speeds from 159.666 to 159.543 mph. Rounding out the top dozen are Davey Allison, Rusty Wallace, Ken Schrader, Darrell Waltrip, Geoff Bodine, Dale Jarrett, Harry Gant, Dale Earnhardt, Morgan Shepherd and others sailing speeds in the high 150s to 158 mph range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
S.C
Geoff Bodine
Chevrolet
Harry Gant
Buick
Dale Earnhardt
Rusty Wallace
Pontiac
Dale Jarrett
Greg Sacks
Bobby Labonte
Mark Martin
Ford
Kenny Wallace
Tommy Ellis
Randy LaJoie
Oldsmobile
Rick Wilson
Darrell Waltrip
Ronald Cooper
Rick Mast
Bobby Hillin
Brad Teague
Patty Morse
Ken Schrader
Phil Parsons
Rob Moroso
Jimmy Spencer
L.D. Otoo
Jimmy Hensley
Tommy Houston
Chuck Bown
Davey Allison
Bobby Hamilton
Dave Rezendes
Tom Peck
Jeff Burton
Michael Waltrip
Jack Pennington
Jack Ingram
Billy Standridge
D.C
Brett Bodine
Alan Kulwicki
Hevrolet
Dixon at Rockford Guilford Boys Track Hawk Relays
Saturday schedule lists Dixon at Rockford Guilford and the Hawk Relays at Oregon with Walnut among the entries. Event details appear in the readable text with interleaved venue names and teams. No times are provided.
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Rockford
Guilford
Oregon
Final Four Rosters list with Duke Illinois Michigan Seton Hall
Listing of rosters for the Final Four teams Duke Blue Devils Illinois Fighting Illini Michigan Wolverines Seton Hall Pirates. Includes numbers players positions and heights for each squad with multiple guards forwards and centers across Duke Illinois Michigan and Seton Hall rosters.
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John Smith
Crawford Palmer
Danny Ferry
Geroge Burgin
Buckley
F-C
Illinois Fighting Illini
P.J. Bowman
Kendall Gill
Eddie Manzke
Larry Smith
Ervin Small
C-F
Nick Anderson
Marcus Liberty
Kenny Battle
Andy Kaufmann
Steve Bardo
Mike MacDonald
Mark Shapland
Lowell Hamilton
Michigan Wolverines
Demetrius Calip
Mike Griffin
Rumeal Robinson
Kirk Taylor
Sean Higgins
Rob Pelinka
Mark Koenig
James Vossil
Lou Vaught
Jose Rebimbas
Gerald Greene
Rhyiem Long
Trevor Crowley
John Morton
Daryll Walker
Ramon Ramos
Frantz Voley
Michael Cooper
Anthony Avent
Rene Monteserin
Nick Katsikis
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Pmetas
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Blackhawk Office Supply
Stevens Realty
Dixon Paint Coral Roberts
Reuter’s Printing
Jr's Restaurant
Life Investors
Gilbert Coast
Hicks Ins
Ace Hardware
Query Ins
Forster’s Five
Uncle Charlie’s
S. LaCoursiere
M. Rex
L. ‘LaCoursiere
D. Chlebowski
L LaCoursiere
Stables
Rich's Siding
L&k Electronics
Preston-Schilling
Sandy Payne
Arlene Glaser
Sandy Morrissey
C. Marshall
Cathy Taylor
Lone Pines
Palms Oaks
Janet Pomeroy
Marlene Cain
Louise Reed
Barb Wiggins
Lee County Ladies
Betty Ueleke
Amy Rager
Sally Ackert
Dorothy Guedel
Karen Joynt
P.m
Memphis
Dunedin
NHL
the Woodlands
Exas
Mike Donald
Seve Ballesteros
Brad Faxon
Curtis Straw
Wayne Grady
Jim Gallagher
Brad Bant
Bob Gil
Tony Sills
Mike Reid
Don Shi
Brown
Rocco Mediate
Billy Ra
Hal Sutton
Dinah Shore
Rancho Mirage
Juli Inkster
Beth Daniel
Tammie Green
Jody Rosenthal
Dale E Danielle Ammaccapane
Liselotte Neumann
JoAnne Carner
Janet Coles
Heather Farr
Lori Garbach
Laurie Rinker
Lynn Adams
Sherri Turner
Cindy Rarick
Cath, Morse
Ok-Hee Ku
a-Pearl Linn
Allison Finney
Pat Bradley
Kathryn Young
Patty Sheehan
Val Skinner
Missie Berteotti
Missie McGeorge
Cindy Mackey
Alice Ritzman
Debbie Massey
A Carol Semple Thompson
Barb Thomas
Ricky Rudd
Sterling Marlin
Jimmy Means
Dick Trickle
Ben Hess
Kyle Petty
Jimmy Horton
Eddie Bierschwab
Richard Petty
Ken Bouchard
Rodney Combs
Larry Pearson
Derrike Cope
Jim Sauter
Hut Stricklin
J.D. McDuffie
Chad Little
Provisional
Ennis Whatley
College
Western Carolina
Bob Waters
Oryse Wagner
Reen Bay
Kirk Roach
Jeff Smith
Maury Buford
Houston — Si
George Yarne
Stan Eisenhooth
Kevin Thomas
Tim Peoples
Mike Ramos
Monte Weathers
Adam Graves
John Mok
Adirondack
American Hockey League
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Kansas
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la Salle
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Gate
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Tin
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Bardo
Michigan Vaught
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Gaze
Morton
Ca & Ft Fta Pet Fe
Heerson Laettner
Illinois Gill
Rice Vaught
Franklin Grove Rd
Robert Ridenhour
Grand Detour
Duke Blue Devils
Phil Henderson
Quin Snyder
Robert Brickey
Greg Koubek
Brian Davis
Alan Abdelnaby
Christian Laettner
German
Aurand
Dixon Road
Rock Falls
Miller Road
Sterling
Sterling Baumwell
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