Orioles Beat Pirates In Final Tune Up At Camden Yards
The Orioles defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 64 in front of 20,412 in Camden Yards as spring exhibition play continued. Mike Mussina allowed four hits in six innings as Baltimore improved to 16-9, aiming for their best exhibition mark since 1975 by winning at RFK Stadium next.
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Underdog Alan Kulwicki crowned NASCAR champion and pioneer
Alan Kulwicki, a Milwaukee native with a mechanical engineering degree, rose from a self run, underfunded team to win the 1992 Winston Cup title. Known as the Underbirds for his self made Ford Thunderbirds, he chased greatness with grit and humor, surviving in a dangerous sport and earning immense respect before his death in a tragic plane crash en route to Bristol.
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Feds probe fatal plane crash that killed Alan Kulwicki
Federal investigators began probing the crash that killed NASCAR champion Alan Kulwicki, four aboard including pilot Charlie Campbell. Bodies identified as Kulwicki, Mark Brooks, Dan Duncan, and Campbell. the crash occurred near Bristol en route to the Food City 500.
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Cheaney and Fogler earn AP player and coach of year
Calbert Cheaney of Indiana chosen AP player of the year after a 31-4 season, 22.4 ppg, and Big Ten scoring records. Eddie Fogler of Vanderbilt named AP college basketball coach of the year, as his Commodores go 28-6 and reach the NCAA round of 16.
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Wolverines and Wildcats Ready to Run for Final Four
Michigan and Kentucky, both high tempo and eager to push the pace, prepare for a second Final Four matchup. Kentucky enters 30-3 with heavy scoring, while Michigan 30-4 relies on resilience and varied defenses.
UNC's Smith seeks 2nd title in Final Four bid
In New Orleans, Dean Smith recalls his 1982 championship and the doors to the arena. He reflects on Roy Williams ritual memories and the pressure of proving doubters wrong as UNC returns to the Superdome for another shot at the title.
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Tabaracci earns second Capitals shutout in 4-0 win
Rick Tabaracci stopped 33 shots in his second Washington appearance to blank the Montreal Canadiens 4-0. The backup goalie made two key third period saves, including against Gilbert Dionne and John Leclair, as Washington stayed five points ahead of New Jersey in the Patrick Division with seven games remaining. Montreal, 0 for 5 on the power play, remained tied atop the Adams Division with idle Quebec.
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Redskins in running for White as free agent list narrows
Free agent Reggie White has narrowed his choices to San Francisco Washington and Green Bay. The 31 year old defensive end could decide by Sunday with the 49ers seen as the favorite followed by the Redskins. Teams have reportedly offered four year deals and top bids have varied.
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