Oates pleased with Orioles first spring practice in Sarasota
Baltimore manager John Oates praised the first Orioles workout of spring training in Sarasota noting players were in place and drills went smoothly. Key veterans Glenn Davis and Dwight Evans reported early while pitchers Rick Sutcliffe Storm Davis and Dennis Rasmussen aim to bolster a 67 95 club last season.
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Poolesville pounces on Damascus 82 66 in league clash
Poolesville surged to an 82 66 victory over Damascus as coach Fred Swick praised a full court press and aggressive defense. Leading scorers were Thoms with 21 and Randolph 19 for Poolesville, while Kolb paced Damascus with 20. The win tightens playoff races with one week left in the regular season.
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Hagerstown in mix for South Atlantic baseball bid
Hagerstown is one of six cities contending for one of two new Class A South Atlantic League teams. John Moss said six cities including Hickory North Carolina Tallahassee Georgia and three undisclosed Georgia Alabama and North Carolina locales are under consideration. If approved the two cities would be chosen by August 1. Hagerstown would be the smallest market if selected and would join the Orioles’ system with potential moves from the Suns after upgrading Municipal Stadium could cost up to 2 million dollars.
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Western Maryland To Tour Moscow For Exhibition Game
Western Maryland College plans a March 13 20 trip to Moscow to face a Russian all star team in what may be the first American college versus Russian squad exhibition. Forty seven players three coaches 15 parents and friends and staffers travel under a NCAA approved temporary waiver allowing practice during spring season despite potential eligibility limits.
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Bubka Sets Indoor World Pole Vault Record at 26 Feet 1 1/2 Inches
Ukrainian star Sergei Bubka raised the indoor world pole vault mark to 26 feet 1 1/2 inches at a special jumpers meet in Berlin’s Schoeneberg Sport Hall. The Seoul Olympic gold medalist cleared 20-14 on his second attempt, surpassing his previous year’s record. outdoor best remains 20 feet even.
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Journalists Sell Ice Tickets At Meribel Hockey game
Reporters allegedly sold public ice tickets for the United States Unified Team hockey match in Meribel France. Fans with no media credentials sat in media sections. officials offered leniency as the Unified Team won 5 2. The press chief declined to name sources while noting possible purchases by fans.
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Sutton Leaves Hospital After Chest Pain Episode
Oklahoma State coach Eddie Sutton was released from a Tulsa hospital after chest pains following a loss to Oklahoma. His wife picked him up and brought him back to Stillwater. Sutton is expected to coach the Cowboys when they visit No. 3 Missouri on Sunday, according to associate sports information director Mike Strauss.
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Witt Takes Ski Lesson From Tomba In France
In Les Menaires France Alberto Tomba finally gives Katarina Witt a ski lesson four years after he first offered roses and a poster in Calgary. Witt now does CBS figure skating commentary at Albertville and watches Tomba, a Calgary double gold medalist, in the downhill events. Paula Zahn nearly joined but had a scheduling clash before joining for hot chocolate afterward.
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