McDonald on schedule and Gedman retires in spring end
Orioles pitcher Ben McDonald said he will start the 1994 season on schedule despite a bruised tricep tendon while catcher Rich Gedman retired after 11 big league seasons. Gedman chose home life over a triple A stint, ending a career highlighted by a 1985 Red Sox peak and a long run with the Orioles in spring training in Florida.
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Final Four arrives in Charlotte with Duke eyes on title
Teams arrival signals Final Four weekend in Charlotte as Duke aims to extend a rare run of Final Four appearances. Coach Krzyzewski emphasizes focus on this year while Florida seeks its first Final Four showing. Duke's Hill anchors defense alongside Lang and Parks as Florida looks to match the Duke challenge.
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Jordan to start at Birmingham Barons in 1989 baseball bid
Michael Jordan will begin pro baseball with the Birmingham Barons at Double-A in the Southern League. He will debut April 8 at home vs the Chattanooga Lookouts after a Windy City Classic on April 7. Longest road trip reaches Orlando at about 525 miles. He earns $850 monthly and faces a 12-hour bus ride with meals of $16 a day.
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Switzer Begins Cowboys Era After Long Career Comeback
IRVING Texas AP Barry Switzer arrived for a full day as Dallas Cowboys coach touring meetings talking with players and planning to relocate from Oklahoma to be at work by 7 30 each morning He will retain Jimmy Johnson staff and has a five year contract with undisclosed salary aiming for a third straight Super Bowl Switzer admitted lingering fatigue from the whirlwind hire and said draft decisions will rest with owner Jerry Jones while Johnson previously influenced picks
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Watts no hitter leads Frederick in 22 0 win over Liberty
Tracie Watts hurled a no hitter to lift unbeaten Frederick to a 22 to 0 rout of Liberty in area softball. She came within one out of a perfect game, striking out 12 with no walks as Kelley Maria collected four hits including a triple. Amanda, Watts, Chalfont, and Connelly contributed two hits apiece for the Cadets and Js.
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Patriots win 10-0 in 4.5 innings over South Carroll
TJ high school softball defeated South Carroll 10-0 in four and a half innings on Thursday at TJ. Becky Phillips and Heather Lach each had two hits, Phillips with a double, while Amy Warner Katie Simpson and Jeni Shankle added doubles. Julie Blake pitched a one hitter as the Patriots rose to 3-1. Brunswick beat NH 10-6 in area softball.
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Capitals Top Blackhawks 6 3 in Chicago Debut Win
Caps defeat Blackhawks 6-3 as goaltender Bryan Dafoe earns first NHL win in his second start and Keith Jones scores twice. Joe Juneau adds a goal and assist, ending Washingtons six game drought in Chicago, first win there since 1938. Roenicks two third period goals spoil Dafoes night.
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TJ Lions Cadets Lancers victorious at TJ in 10-2 baseball win
Thomas Johnson improved to 40- in baseball with a 10-2 win over South Carroll at TJ as Breckenridge Lawson Hetkowski and Malasky each notched two hits. Paolini and Malasky doubled. White added two hits. Herche homered for South Carroll.
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