Terps Sign Florida Recruit Jason Brown at Maryland
The University of Maryland signed linebacker Jason Brown as its 23rd freshman recruit. Brown is a 6-2, 222-pound all-state pick from White Springs Florida, captained his team to a 9-2 record, and was named Defensive Player of the Year by the Florida Athletic Coaches Association.
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Pimlico Suffered Third Accident Amid Four-Day Run
At Pimlico Race Course a horse tripped on a loose leg bandage, somersaulted, and landed on rider Kathy Driscoll. The 30-year-old from New Freedom Pennsylvania is in serious but stable condition after surgery to assess head injuries. No eyewitnesses were present.
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Pimlico
Earnhardt and Wallace Duel for NASCAR Lead at Daytona
In Daytona Beach, Dale Earnhardt tops the Winston Cup standings with 979 points after six races of the season. Rusty Wallace stands second with 932 after winning the Food City 500 at Bristol, the season's first two-time winner, with Bodine third and Martin fourth. Jarrett leads money with 434,580, followed by Wallace 300,945 and Jarrett 350,385.
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Dale Jarrett
Morgan Shepherd
Kyle Petty
Jeff Gordon
Jimmy Spencer
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Barkley Named NBA Player of the Week
Charles Barkley of Phoenix led the Suns to three wins last week by averaging 31.7 points 10.3 rebounds and 5 assists. Teammate Kevin Johnson and several stars including Alonzo Mourning Michael Jordan Dikembe Mutombo Joe Dumars Mark Jackson and Christian Laettner were also nominated.
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Charles Barkley
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Orioles rally falls short in 9th as Rangers win opener
In a high scoring start, the Orioles trailed 3-1 after Jose Canseco’s homer and Greg Gonzalez added another. Baltimore fought back with three runs in the fifth, but Texas answered with a five-run inning and held on for a 6-4 victory. Sutcliffe blamed nerves for his rough start, while Burns and Henke shut down the Orioles late. Orioles new additions Reynolds and Baines contributed two hits each.
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Frost charges reduced in campus brawl case
Former Tennessee defensive back Tim Frost faced a reduction of charges from attempted murder of a policeman to assault after a January campus brawl. Other counts were modified or dropped at a brief Special Sessions Court hearing. Frost’s lawyer said the prosecutors acted correctly as Frost waived a preliminary hearing.
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Penguins begin selling Stanley Cup playoff tickets
The Pittsburgh Penguins will start selling tickets for the first round home games at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Tickets are available at Choice Seat outlets including Civic Arena Gate No. 1 and by phone at (412) 333 SEAT. Playoff dates are April 18, 20, 26 and 30 with prices from $42 to $63.
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Woman accuses Oilers players of rape in Austin hotel room
A 22 year old Houston woman files a civil suit accusing former Houston Oilers Cris Dishman Richard Johnson and Mike Rozier of having sex without consent in an Austin hotel room on April 5 1991. The suit seeks damages for physical pain and mental anguish and alleges negligence and gross negligence in obtaining consent.
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Cal Embraces Opening Day Nerves and Goals
Cal spoke about Opening Day jitters despite his 12th appearance. He described spring training leading to Opening Day and noted trouble sleeping the night before. His goal this year is to improve on his performance.
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Blockbuster Bowl regains Sunshine Football Classic name
The Blockbuster Bowl reverts to its original title Sunshine Football Classic at Joe Robbie Stadium in Fort Lauderdale. Sponsor Blockbuster Entertainment pulled support. Raycom chief says the tradition will continue and grow.
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Frederick Upsets Severn River in Club Rugby
Frederick Rugby Football Club rallied from a 10-0 deficit to edge Severn River 13-10 in the national playoffs. Julian Reading and Ron Hemby scored tries, Jay Myles added a 48-yard penalty with about 10 minutes left, as Frederick improved to 3-1 and 1-1 in division two and travels to Philadelphia next.
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Arkansas rookie lobs first ball to Hoiles in Baltimore
President Clinton, freshly returned from a U S Russia summit, throws out the first ball for the Orioles season. The Arkansas rookie pitcher winds up awkwardly, delivers a slow lob to catcher Chris Hoiles, drawing mixed cheers from a sellout crowd. Clinton chats with broadcasters afterward.
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Rev Jackson urges return to protests against MLB hiring
Rev Jesse Jackson led a Baltimore rally calling for protests against baseball front office hiring practices, urging a 1960s style mass march for jobs and justice. He criticized MLB's affirmative action plan as inadequate and demanded specific hiring targets. About 300 demonstrated outside Camden Yards as President Clinton threw the first pitch.
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