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Atlanta and Philadelphia battled in a high error game as Weiss, Glavilla and Rolen led offense while Neagle and Ligienberg combined on the mound. Braves fall despite late surge while Phillies push for wins behind Beech and Whiteside in a chaotic box score.
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Evening Sports Schedule Highlights for Tonight
Tonight features MLB games: White Sox at Baltimore and Cubs at Mets, plus Pirates at Braves. NBA action has Wizards at the Knicks, boxing from Ledyard with Golota and Vargas, and NHL tilt Detroit at Phoenix. Tuesday brings local college events in baseball lacrosse and softball with Mount and Navy clashes.
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Red Sox Top Athletics 6 3 in Comeback Victory
Bret Saberhagen returned to win his second straight start for Boston as Mo Vaughn hit a homer, powering the Red Sox past the Oakland Athletics 6-3. Oakland dropped to 0-4 on the road, while Boston swept Seattle at home. Saberhagen fired six innings, 97 pitches, two runs, and six strikeouts. Tom Gordon earned the save.
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Yankees Postpone Games After Beam Collapse at Stadium
A 500-pound steel beam collapsed from Yankee Stadium’s upper deck onto seats, forcing postponement of two Yankees Angels games and shifting a third to Shea Stadium. No fans were present. Mayor Giuliani warned of potential deadly consequences if it occurred during a game.
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Braver wins Kmart Bassmasters Top 100 title
Denny Brauer seized the lead in the final round to win the Kmart Bassmasters Top 100 in Missouri, earning $75,000. He overtook veterans Roland Martin and Mark Davis, who led at various points, with Martin atop the final-day standings before Brauer’s late surge.
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Brauer Wins Three Day Kmart Top 100 on Russell Lake
Denny Brauer won the three day Kmart Top 100 at Richard B. Russell Lake north Georgia with 53 pounds 4 ounces. Davis finished second with 50 pounds 13 ounces and Hagood was third with 48 pounds 13 ounces. Brauer’s ninth B.A.S.S. tour victory boosts his Angler of the Year bid as he joins a select group with over one million in career earnings.
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MSD Wrestlers Named Best In Nation For Fourth Year
MSD earns Team of the Year honors from Deaf Silent Newspaper. Nine wrestlers receive All American recognition led by Robert Steele Conrad Hause John Jones Ed Lowe and Pat Holness on first team with Khao Te Tony Stallard Jason Jones and Tim Riker on second team.
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Settlement reached in Cooke estate divorce case
Washington Redskins owner Jack Kent Cooke’s heirs and his widow Marlena Ramallo Cooke settled their year long disputes over his estimated 825 million estate. The confidential accord ends lawsuits and a planned April trial, with terms undisclosed.
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Dickman signs with St. Vincent College in Latrobe
Chad Dickman a 6 foot 3 guard from Thomas Johnson high school signed with NAIA power St. Vincent College in Latrobe after a year of persistent recruiting. He averaged 13.2 points and 5.6 assists for the Patriots and cited the full scholarship and proximity as key factors in his decision.
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Mariners Fire Pitching Coach Nardi Contreras
Seattle replaced pitching coach Nardi Contreras with Stan Williams after a rough start to the season. Williams, a former Reds and Yankees coach, also serves as the team's advance scout. Seattle, last year’s AL West champ, opened 3-8 and was swept by Boston after leading in two games entering the ninth.
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Knicks protest loss to Heat could alter final score
New York filed a protest with NBA Commissioner David Stern over the 82-81 Knicks defeat to Miami. A red light behind the basket reportedly illuminated early with 0.1 seconds left, possibly negating Allan Houston’s potential game winner. A ruling could shift the playoff seedings, affecting seventh place for the Knicks and a half-game margin behind the Nets.
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Malone predicts Jordan will win MVP this year
Malone says he deserves the MVP again but believes Michael Jordan will capture the award. He notes his own strong play, but cites Jordan's likely final year and heavy voting enthusiasm as the reason for Jordan's win.
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Masters audience big not Tiger-sized
The Masters drew a two-day CBS overnight average of 8.6 rating and 23 share, the second highest since 1986, though 33 percent below Tiger Woods' 1997 record of 12.8/27. CBS aired little Woods on Sunday after he fell out of contention, focusing on Mark O'Meara’s victory.
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Tyson Eyes November Return If Nevada Restores License
Mike Tyson’s adviser says a November ring return could occur if Nevada boxing officials reinstate his license revoked after the Holyfield bite. Tyson may reapply July 9, with training and fight planning delaying a comeback.
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