Uncertain Future for Major League Baseball in 1995
The AP reports a looming owners meeting in Chicago as MLB faces a potential lockout or back to spring training. Players have offered to return, ending a 232 day strike, while owners weigh accepting the offer or imposing a lockout with possible legal and financial risks.
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Cavaliers Rally Past Bullets 98 88 at Home
Cleveland trailed by 19 in the first half before Chris Mills 24 points and Mark Price late surge carried the Cavaliers to a 98-88 win over Washington. Tyrone Hill 20 points 11 rebounds, John Williams pivotal late layup and Price clutch free throws sealed ninth straight home victory as Bullets drop sixth in a row.
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Chris Mills
Mark Price
Cleveland Cavaliers
Washington Bullets
Tyrone Hill
Washington
Bullets
Chris Webber
Calbert Cheaney
John Williams
Price
Williams
Doug Overton
NBA
Lions edge Walkersville as rival losses mount
Walkersville's Ryan Cramer earned the win with Nick Pilatsky delivering a fifth inning RBI single to lift Walkersville over the Lions 4 2 after a late wild pitch error gave the visitors the go ahead run.
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Nick Pilatsky
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Ryan Cramer
Joey Hart
Brandon Edlefsen
Unbeaten Knights, Middletown improve to 6-0 in softball
Unbeaten Middletown moved to 6-0 with an 11-1 five inning win over Boonsboro. Cheri Toms and Diedra Wiles combined on a two-hitter, Toms fanning 10 and Wiles one strikeout. Amy Foster went 3-for-4 with three RBIs as Toms added a triple and RBI. Susan Palmer and Misty Mulligan also contributed RBI hits.
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Susan Palmer
Misty Mulligan
Final Four clash tests tempo Oklahoma State UCLA
NCAA semifinal in Seattle pits Oklahoma State and UCLA in a battle over pace. Edmonds Owens and Edney headline a chess match as OSU relies on disciplined half court defense and inside outside Reeves while UCLA pushes tempo with Edney and a quick transition game.
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Ed O’bannon
Andre Owens
Tyus Edney
Owens
Edney
Ucla Agint
Defending champions Arkansas face UNC in Final Four showdown
Arkansas and North Carolina meet in Seattle as two of the last national champions. Arkansas, 31-6, seeks a repeat and a return to the final after a tough path, while North Carolina, 28-5, advances behind a high scoring run. Coach Dean Smith notes UNC’s form and Arkansas’ pressure defense as key factors for the semifinal.
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Chris Webber
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Joe Smith Named AP Player Of The Year
Maryland sophomore Joe Smith receives the Adolph Rupp Trophy as AP national college player of the year. The 6-foot-10 forward led ACC with 20.8 points and 10.4 rebounds, helped Maryland reach the West Regional semifinals, and topped the All America ballot. Oklahoma coach Kelvin Sampson named AP coach of the year.
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Gary Williams
Terrapins
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Texas
Ed O'Bannon
UCLA
Shawn Respert
Michigan State
Jerry Stackhouse
North Carolina
Damon Stoudamire
Arizona
Sampson
Billy Tubbs
Capitals top Nordiques as Bondra nets twice in March close
Capitals beat Quebec 6 3 to finish a strong March. Peter Bondra extended his goal streak to seven games with his 21st of the season and a second goal on Friday night. Dale Hunter added the go ahead goal in the second period as Jim Carey started all March games amid Washingtons hot run.
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Jaromir Jagr
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Schoenfeld
Hunter
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Adam Deadmarsh
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