Capitals raise ticket and parking prices for next season
The Washington Capitals will raise most ticket prices next season with full season tickets up by three dollars per game and partial season tickets by four dollars. Single game tickets for top seats increase as much as seven dollars. the cheapest last five rows stay at twelve dollars. Parking at USAir Arena rises from five to six dollars, with season-ticket holders exempt from parking fees. The Capitals’ top seat price reaches thirty nine dollars at the gate and twenty nine dollars for full-season holders, while Rangers charge seventy five dollars top and twelve dollars bottom.
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Phillies Protest NL Scheduling After 1:28 AM Start
The Philadelphia Phillies pressed the National League to review rules after umpires started the second game of a doubleheader at 1:28 am, finishing at 4:40 am with a 6-5 win over the San Diego Padres. Phillies president Bill Giles and executive VP David Montgomery urged league action, noting NL has no inning start cutoff unlike the AL.
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Lewis to Fight Morrison Then Holyfield for Title
Lennox Lewis will meet Tommy Morrison in Las Vegas in October or November under a two fight deal, with Evander Holyfield lined up next spring. If he keeps the title, a unification bout with Riddick Bowe could follow next summer.
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U.S. blocks Libyan athletes from World University Games
The State Department refused to allow Libyan athletes to participate in the World University Games in Buffalo due to Libya’s links to terrorism. Organizers’ appeal was denied as Libyans cannot obtain Treasury licenses needed for spending in the United States.
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Orioles Gear Up For All Star Game At Camden Yards
Baltimore officials say two years of planning and thousands of details are behind this season's All Star Game at Oriole Park. The venue will feature lavish decorations, a unique warehouse logo display, expanded seating, and enhanced press facilities to handle 700 media members and dignitaries.
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Love aims to match 1992 PGA Tour surge at Kingsmill
Davis Love III, 13th on the 1993 money list with four top-10s, prepares for the Anheuser Busch Golf Classic at Kingsmill. He notes current results differ from last year’s burst when he won three times in a month and topped $1 million for the season, near $1.2 million.
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First All Star Chapman Dies in Alabama Outfielder Starred in 1933 All Star Game
Ben Chapman former Yankees outfielder and early American League star died at 84 at his home in Hoover Alabama. He led AL in stolen bases four times and debuted as AL leadoff in the first All Star Game on July 6 1933. He later managed the Phillies for four seasons and was outspoken supporter of baseballs all white era.
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