Menendez Wins Alabama Top 100 with 60 lb Catch
Kentucky angler Mark Menendez claimed $75,000 as top pro at the KMART Bassmaster Alabama Top 100 in Florence. He totaled 60 pounds 3 ounces over three days with 15 bass, aided by suspending jerkbaits on Wilson Lake. Runner-up Chuck Economou finished with 53 pounds, while David Fritts placed third with 52 pounds 3 ounces.
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Mark Menendez
KMART
Alabama
Florence
Ala
B.A.S.S
Paducah, Ky
Richard Chambers
Corsicana
Texas
Menendez
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Bob Tyndall
Greenfield
Tyndall
St. Johns
Florida
Chuck Economou
Paducah
Main Lake
Wilson Lake
Teader Board
Palm Bay
Fla
Economou
Smithwick
Rapala
Pickwick Lake
David Fritts
Lexington
N.C
Fritts
Rick Clunn
Glorieta
N.M
Kevin Wirth
Crestwood
Clunn
Wirth
Gary Alverson
Soddy Daisy
Tenn
Gordon Hardin
Savannah
Hardin
Gary D. Morgan
Booneville
Miss
Bill Huntley
Gerald Swindle
Warrior Ala
Bernie Schultz
Gainesville
Tom Fry
Gary Morgan
Robert Garner
Richard B. Russell Lake
Elberton
Gerald Crawford
B.S
B.A.S
Ray Scott
Pickwick
Wilson Lakes
ACC Women Eyes Three Final Four Teams In Kansas City
The ACC hopefuls North Carolina Duke and NC State chase Final Four spots with UNC facing top seed Tennessee in Nashville, NC State meeting Connecticut in Dayton, and Duke confronting Arkansas in Oakland. Tennessee led by Hold sclaw Catchings and Randall. Summitt-coached Lady Vols aim for third straight title.
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North Carolina State
Kansas City
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Sylvia Hatchell
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Nashville
Lady Vols
Hatchell
Dayton
Ohio
Connecticut
Nykesha Sales
Arkansas
Oakland
Calif
Louisiana Tech
Purdue
Lubbock
Texas
Tar Heels
Keys
Nikki Teasley
St. John’s
Prospect Hall
Meeks
Rutgers
Chamique Holdsclaw
Tamika Catchings
Semeka Randall
Pat Summitt
NFL TV deal advances amid labor peace optimism
NFL owners push toward ratification of a new television contract that extends labor peace through 2004 and potentially to eight years. The pact raises players share to 64 percent, nears $18 billion, and awaits full owner vote after approvals by the Players Association executive board and Management Council. Pending talks include potential expansion to Cleveland by 1999 and a vote on instant replay.
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Fla
NFL
NFL Players Association
Hawaii
Management Council
Gene Upshaw
Davis
Oakland
Wellington Mara
New York Giants
Mara
Cleveland
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