Inconsistencies mark first two NASCAR races
The article details ongoing inconsistencies in NASCAR rules enforcement during early 2002 Speed Weeks and races. It cites drivers like Sterling Marlin and Jeff Gordon, crew chiefs including Chad Knaus, and officials debating red flags, yellow line penalties, blocking, and aero package changes amid varied decisions at Daytona and Rockingham.
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Salt Lake City
Jin Hunter
Dodge
General Motors
Chad Kraus
Jimmie Johnson
Chevrolet
Daytona
Bodine
Johnson
Sterling Marlin
Jeff Gordon
Kevin Harvick
Talladega
Rockingham
Marlin
Liuo Ganassi Racing
Matt Kenseth
North Carolina Speedway
Ty Glover
Stillrich cited for catching huge catfish in South Carolina
Stillrich, a public defender, earned praise from Governor Hodges for catching a 9 pounds 14 ounce catfish on a fishing trip to Lake Marion and Lake Moultrie in Santee Cooper country. He and companions planned more trips to the renowned Santee Cooper lakes, guided by Randolph's Landing services.
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Frank Stillrich
Jim Hodges
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Frank Stillich
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Stillitch
Santee Canper
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Steve Jenkins
Bob Mare
Thurmoant
Lake Marion
Stilldeh
Santee Cooper Trophy
Barber tops Central Division Bass Open in Texas
In the Central Division event at Sant Rayburn Reservoir, Barber of Gunbarrel finished first with 44 pounds 10 ounces after three days, edging Takahiro Onwa who led early but ended nine ounces back. Teammates and other top finishers included Stacey Kiang and Trevid Wharton, with the event shaping the field for the Ranger ML Bass Tournament at Mohiinla and a related guidebook on bass survival due out mid March.
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Takabira
Dena Whatton
Sant Rayburn Reservar
Jasper
Tes
Barber
Gunbarrel
Dogogler
Gaght
Stacey Kiang
Hes
Edger Gul
Takahiro Onwa
Sara Rayburn
Omori
David Hudson
Rogersville
Ala
Bassmaster
Bianminster.ccom
Uhean
ASPN
Montgomery
Orioles Sign Five Players Including Gibbons for 26-Man Roster
The Baltimore Orioles signed five players on Wednesday, increasing to 26 the signed roster. Jay Gibbons led with 15 home runs despite 73 games last season after a hand injury. Others include Brian Roberts, Geronimo Gil, Sean Douglass, and Eddie Rogers, with mixed major and minor league experience across 75 to 17 games.
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Baltimore Orioles
Jay Gibbons
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Gibbons
Orioles
Brian Roberts
Geronimo Gil
Sean Douglass
Eddie Rogers
Rogers
Roberts
Gil
Triple A
Rochester
Los Angels
Astros regain Enron Field name amid bankruptcy spat
The Houston Astros will rename their ballpark Astros Feld after buying back naming rights from Enron Meld for 2.1 million. Enron had agreed to pay 110 million for the rights in 1999, with bankruptcy not affecting the current ballpark lease through Aug. 31. Club owner Drayton McLane Jr said the move moves the issue forward, but funds must pass federal bankruptcy court in New York for final ratification.
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Houston Astros
Enron
Astros Feld
Astros
Drayton McLane Jr
Federal Bankruptcy Court
New York
Bonilla open to playing again in Major Leagues
Bobby Bonilla says he is not retired and may return to the major leagues. He appeared at the San Francisco Giants training camp for a charity awareness program funded by the players association. Bonilla, NL career home run leader by a switch hitter, last season hit .213 with five homers and 21 RBIs with St. Louis after becoming a free agent.
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Scottsdale
Ariz
Sisith
Bobby Bonilla
Cea
San Francisco
Players’ Association
Florida Martins
St. Louis
High school brawl sidelines Pikeville regional game
In Pikeville Kentucky a rival school brawl left Millard Set senior Jarrod Adking with a broken hand and surgery after a regional tournament confrontation. At least six Shelby Valley students face assault charges as more arrests are anticipated. the Friday game against the same rival team was jeopardized.
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Pikeville
Millard Pip
Jarrod R. Adking
Alao
Shelby Valley High
Sherif Charles Keesee
Adkins
Prep Page Cancelled This Week For Final Winter Sports Next Week
There will be no Prep Page this week as the final winter sports Prep Page is scheduled to run next week. The upcoming edition will cover the concluding winter sports results and standings, featuring teams and athletes from the region.
Maryland and area youth and junior sports league standings detailed
The column lists adult and youth divisions with standings, scores, and team names across multiple leagues. It references games, upcoming schedules, and notable players, including junior varsity notes and regional events.
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