Selig dodges on Rose return and All-Star site hints
Baseball commissioner Bud Selig avoided a direct answer on Pete Rose reinstatement while noting the ongoing review of Rose's 1997 application. He discussed the 1989 agreement, the Hall of Fame ineligibility, and the All-Star game site decision expected soon for 2005 with San Francisco a viable candidate. He also urged better marketing of baseball and commented on the Oakland Athletics’ stadium challenges and revenue needs.
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Area rivals pace 1A race as Ness City unbeaten
Moscow and Ness City remain the lone perfect 1A teams as Roop’s squad returns four starters from a 17-5 season. Deerfield looms four times this season, with Roop stressing consistency over changes while Stan Shafer recalls a 107-13 blowout and praises the Jackrabbits for showing character against Jennings.
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Brandi Broaddus
Whitney Samuelson
LeBron James cleared to return for Akron St. Vincent game
LeBron James resumes play after a judge granted a temporary restraining order allowing him to compete in three of four remaining regular season games. He faces a Feb 19 hearing on a permanent order as legal battles over amateurism continue.
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N.J
Dru Joyce
Fred Nance
Fighting Irish
Los Angeles Westchester
Trevor Ariza
Joyce
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Bron
Snyder lands six JC transfers in Kansas State 2003 class
Kansas State coach Bill Snyder added six junior college transfers to the 2003 class to fill immediate gaps after departures like Terry Pierce and Terence Newman. The group includes two JC linebackers and two cornerbacks from Garden City CC Corey Reddick and Cedrick Williams, touted as ready to step in.
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Bill Snyder
Terry Pierce
Terence Newman
Snyder
Newman
Garden City Community College
Corey Reddick
Cedrick Williams
Garden City
Greg Peterson
Lehning Leads Undefeated Larks With Basketball Drive
Sophomore Lehning heads an undefeated Larks as she balances volleyball and basketball. She earned 2002 all area first team honors and, with teammate Whitney Stevens, logs nightly shooting sessions to sharpen outside shooting. Stevens notes Lehning’s growing scoring threat and relentless practice ethic.
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Buffs dominate 5A wrestling to stay perfect in conference
Garden City grows its lead with a series of pins and forfeits after Jeremy Kemp’s 135 pound win. The Buffaloes roll to a 56 12 win over Hays and then 71 6 over Great Bend to claim another WAC title and improve to 3 0 in league play. Segovia emphasizes building toward state.
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Glass outlines plan to reach .500 and compete for division title
Kansas City aim is to reach a .500 record and improve to a level where a free agent pickup or several moves could boost competitiveness for a division title. Glass notes large revenue teams have advantages but argues lower-revenue clubs with smaller payrolls can still succeed, and payroll alone isn’t the sole predictor of success.
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