Orioles Hitters Lead In Mixed Return For Spring Game
Baltimore fielded Milligan Ripken Davis and Evans in a single lineup for the first time this spring. The four power hitters combined for a 3-1 exhibition win over the Twins as Milligan and Ripken produced two hits apiece and Davis drove in a run. Robinson praised the balanced lineup and noted Davis and Evans were back to swinging well after injuries.
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Duke Tar Heels Redmen Owls Reach Region Finals
Duke and North Carolina won to reach the East and Midwest regional finals, while Temple and St. John’s upset higher seeds to join the final eight. UNC and Duke face Temple and St. John’s in Sunday semis as UNLV and Kansas await in the West and Southeast.
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Davis Emphasizes Team Unity Over Big Contract
Low-key Orioles slugger Glenn Davis, the club's top-paid player, stresses the team concept over personal glory as he enters 1991 with a $3.275 million salary. He aims to contribute alongside Cal Ripken, Randy Milligan, and Dwight Evans while staying focused on the season and preventing contract talk from disrupting unity.
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Capitals Surpass 500 mark in 3-1 win over North Stars
Washington Capitals rebound to 35-34-6, reach .500 for first time in three months with a 3-1 victory as Don Beaupre stops 33 of 34. Kevin Hatcher and Callie score early, Leach adds second period tally, Propp nets late for Minnesota.
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NLRB rules NFL owes players $22 million from 1987 strike
About 1,100 present and former NFL players are owed an average of $13,000 each as the NLRB judge ruled that owners discriminated against striking players by barring them from games the weekend of October 18, 1987. The ruling, not officially filed until next Tuesday, could total $22 million to $25 million and faces appeals.
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Bo Jackson Left Free Agency After No Waiver Bid
Bo Jackson remains a free agent as no MLB club bid on him on waivers while he recovers from a hip injury. He may negotiate a deal with reduced earnings, with Royals set to pay about 391 thousand dollars after releasing him. The Yankees eyed the star but deemed the risk too high after medical reviews and orthopedic consultations.
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