Florida Cites Full Spring Training Schedule With Listings
The schedule lists several spring games across Florida and Arizona including Florida vs Boston in Fort Myers at 12 05 p m Cleveland versus Atlanta in Kissimmee and St Louis against Florida in Jupiter Also noted are Minnesota Baltimore Texas San Diego Oakland Milwaukee Arizona Colorado Seattle Kansas City Chicago Cubs Chicago White Sox Detroit Houston Toronto Tampa Bay and Philadelphia games with start times and venues.
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College baseball and softball events across several campuses
Saturday offers Barton County at Garden City in college baseball at 1pm and Garden City hosts Iowa Western McCook and Dodge City in softball, plus multiple basketball and invitational games across the TEMPE REGIONAL and other venues. Pro basketball and college events include men and women tournaments with results and schedules through the evening, plus Bay Hill leaderboard and a note on play suspended due to inclement weather.
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Barton County
Garden City
Colby
Llam
Iowa Western
McCook
Neb
Dodge City
Sports night slate across NASCAR NBA tennis and college hoops
Schedule notes multiple events from 12:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. across SPEED ESPN CBS TGC and other networks. Highlights include Golden Corrall 500 practice and pole in Hampton Georgia, World Financial Group 200 truck race, Malaysia Grand Prix qualifying, Cubs versus White Sox in Tucson, NCAA tournament first round games in Oklahoma City and Nashville, Bay Hill and Safeway events, Lakers at Indiana, Pacific Life Open rounds in Indian Wells.
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Hampton
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
WGN
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Tucson
Ariz
ESPN2
Kevin McBride
Kevin
Mannty
Ledyard
Conn
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Garden City spring youth leagues and men’s semifinal advance
The Garden City Recreation Commission lists spring events including TM Youth Bowling Leagues starting late March for six weeks and Spring Soccer Leagues for three weekends with Saturday and Sunday games. Soccer officials must be 16 with basic rules knowledge. contact Jared Rutti at 276 1200 or visit the recreation center. Guillermo Canas advanced to the men’s semifinals with a win over Tim Henman.
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Garden City Recreation Commission
Jared Rutti
Rec Center
Burress Signs Six-Year Deal With Giants
Plaxico Burress and the New York Giants reached a six-year contract worth 25 million dollars. The accord follows a week of initial Giants disinterest and comes days after Burress changed agents. Last season he had 35 receptions for 698 yards and five touchdowns.
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N.J
Plaxico Burress
New York Giants
Giants
Burress
Davenport and Sharapova Reach Indian Wells Final
In Indian Wells Lindsay Davenport advances to the final after a 7 6 2 and 6 0 win over Natalie Dechy. Maria Sharapova defeats Mary Pierce and will face Davenport, while Roger Federer beats Nicolas Kiefer in the quarterfinals aiming for a fourth title this year.
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Indian Wells
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Lindsay Davenport
Natalie Dechy
Maria Sharapova
Mary Pierce
Davenport
Roger Federer
Nicolas Kiefer
Federer
NHL offers two six year proposals in labor talks
New York AP reported during a 2 1/2 hour bargaining session the NHL presented the players association with two six year plans. One ties league revenues to player costs and the other de linked option removes the link. The de linked plan includes a hard cap of 37.5 million per team, five million under Bettman’s final non negotiable proposal from February 15.
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Players’ Association
Gary Bettman
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