Orioles acquire Glenn Davis from Astros in multi-player deal
The Orioles land first baseman Glenn Davis from Houston after sending outfielder Steve Finley and pitchers Curt Schilling and Pete Harnisch. Davis battled injuries last season but has 30 homer power in recent years. Astros shed salary, while Orioles weigh where Davis fits alongside Milligan Evans and others.
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Hall panel moves to bar Rose from Hall of Fame
New York AP First Pete Rose was thrown out of baseball and now may be blocked from the Hall of Fame The Hall's special committee recommended that players on the ineligible list not appear on the ballot The proposal goes to the Hall board of directors on Feb 4 If approved Rose would need reinstatement from the commissioner to enter the Hall Rose, career hits leader, banned Aug 23 1989 after gambles on games while Reds manager He is serving a federal sentence and a Cincinnati halfway house period. supporters cited his playing record while supporters noted ineligible status.
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Mounties honor Phelan with 1000th game victory
Mount St. Mary’s, led by 18-year-old freshman Kapoona, defeated Wagner 73-67 as coach Jim Phelan notches his 1,000th game. Kapoona scored seven of his team’s final 27 points and supplied a key assist, lifting a struggling Mount squad to 4-8 overall and 2-0 in the NEC.
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Brunswick Girls Defeat Middletown 52 41 for 7 2 MVAL Record
Brunswick girls beat Middletown 52 41 Thursday, outscoring 17 3 in the second quarter to improve to 7 2 overall and 6 0 in MVAL play. Crystal Smith led with 19 points, four double figure scorers, while Tracey Kelley paced Middletown with 21 points and 12 rebounds.
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Judy Sweet Named NCAA's First Woman President in History
In Nashville, Judy Sweet of California-San Diego was named the NCAA's first woman president by an unopposed vote. The convention approved a broad reform package, granting Division I-A autonomy on athletics finances and debating eligibility and professional drafting. A sectional sub class was proposed for smaller Division I football programs.
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