Ravens Hellestrae aims for playoff snapback against Dolphins
Ravens long snapper Dale Hellestrae, 39, vows sharper play after three errant snaps in a 19-3 win over Minnesota. Signed as an emergency replacement, he missed time but says another week together will bolster confidence for Sunday's playoff clash with Miami.
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Cook fires 63 to lead Sony Open into weekend
Jain Cualk briefly eyed a magic number but settled for a 62 to match his career low on the PGA Tour. Cook rode calm conditions to a two round 12 under 128, tying Waialae’s par-70 course record and taking a three stroke edge over Kelly, Riley, Funk and Choi. Kelly bogeyed late to stay three back as Woods weathered rain in New Zealand.
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Mitchell 300 reel makeover sparks wide tackle upgrades
A long history of the Mitchell 300 spinning reel shows a major makeover with new models like the Mitchell 390 X. Early 300s were popular and noisy. later designs added a closed bail, Teflon drag, and side handle options. The 390 X, a lighter graphite body and high speed gear ratio offer easier cranking and improved performance.
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Ravens Fiedler Eyes Dolphins Deep Playoff Run
Ravens coach Brian Billick recalls Jay Fiedler as a patient aware athlete with a sharp arm. Since joining the Dolphins, Fiedler has thrown one interception in his last several games while guiding Miami toward potential playoff contention. His coach believes he has all elements to succeed and remains confident in his leadership and decision making.
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Maryland Cardinals Baseball Club Seeks 2002 Spring Tryouts
The Maryland Cardinals baseball team conducts workouts for prospective players for the 2002 spring season. Eligible players are those turning 16 before July 41, 2002. For more information, contact Manager Yale Housman at (410) S-6099.
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Orioles revert Camden Yards to original dimensions
In Baltimore the Orioles restored Camden Yards to its original fence distance after a one year change. The 2000 season saw 152 homers at the park and 44 fewer than prior year while 18 homers occurred in road games. Officials cited adverse viewing angle of the batter’s eye as the reason.
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Giants eye hosting 2007 Super Bowl at Meadowlands
New Jersey officials and NFL leaders planned a meeting at Giants Stadium to discuss the 2007 Super Bowl site. The league weighs Meadowlands or FedEx Field in Maryland as possible outdoor cold weather venues, potentially altering current indoor policy.
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Lemieux Set to Return for Penguins Saturday
Mario Lemieux, sidelined for 24 games with a hip injury, plans to return Saturday against the St. Louis Blues. He said he feels good and aims to provide leadership and a boost to a club that has struggled to score 2.2 goals per game during his absence. Lemieux floated possible line combos but coach Rick Kehoe hinted at keeping the trio of Urdina Lang Kovalev intact while Lemieux may join Richer and LaCouture.
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Davenport undergoes surgery after knee injury
Top ranked tennis star Lindsay Davenport had arthroscopic surgery on her right knee and faces four to ten months of rehab. The operation followed her withdrawal from the Australian Open due to persistent knee pain as the year opens in Melbourne. Meanwhile North Carolina quarterback Honored Anery will not play basketball this season and may seek an agent as he shifts to football full time.
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Florida quarterback Rex Grossman says he will stay for his junior season and play under new coach Ron Zook. Receiver Taylor Jacobs also confirms he will return for 2002, demurring on NFL draft plans after Spurrier’s resignation prompted reconsideration.
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