Fears and Fritts set BASs record at South Carolina Invitational
Veteran bass pro D T Fears of Sallisaw Oklahoma and David Fritts of Lexington North Carolina placed first and second among 300 anglers at the South Carolina Invitational on the Santee Cooper Lakes. Fears set a three day record with 14 bass weighing 77 pounds 4 ounces, winning $35,000. Fritts topped day one with 32 pounds 8 ounces and posted a three day total of 70 pounds 3 ounces to claim the classick lead as the top money winner on the BASs tour. Other top finishers included Lendel Martin Jr. and Larry Nixon with high totals and prizes. The event also featured Pam Martin of Bainbridge Georgia winning the Bassn Gal division with 31.42 pounds across two days.
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Lexington
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Sam Rayburn
Kevin van Dam
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Nacogdoches
Texas
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Bee Branch
Ark
Davy Hite
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Hot Springs
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Charleston
Ricky Diehl
Huntsville
Ala
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Longview
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Rick Clunn
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Zell Rowland
Denny Brauer
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Georgia
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Bainbridge
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Jean Terry
Richmond
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LeCompte
Louisiana
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Virginia
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West Lake
Barbara Wetzel
Mulberry Hill
N.J
Delores Hardin
Gun Barrel City
Hardin
Kentucky Lake
U.S
Walkersville tops Smithsburg in area baseball 4-1
Walkersville pitcher Brandon Ediefsen and Bronson McLain combined on a two hitter to beat Smithsburg 4-1. Ediefsen improved to 4-2 with 7 strikeouts in four and two thirds innings. McLane earned his third save. David Sanders and Jason Rummel had two hits each for the Lions.
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Bronson McLain
Walkersville
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Jason Rummel
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Oakland Millis
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Stephenson Back From Spasms Not Major Injury
The back spasms that stopped Garrett Stephenson from starting Sunday's second game are not a major injury, Keys manager Mike O Berry said. Stephenson was helped off the field and taken to the hospital but is slated to pitch Thursday as the Keys open a series with the Prince William Cannons with Calvin Maduro set to start.
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Ekimov wins fifth Tour DuPont stage leads race
Russian rider Viatcheslav Ekimov dominated the Salem to Roanoke time trial finishing in 57 17 to seize the overall lead in the Tour DuPont. Italian Andrea Chiarato took second at 57 41 with Lance Armstrong third at 57 53 as Ekimov moved 33 seconds ahead of Chiarato and opened a 3 01 gap over Raul Alcala who finished 24th.
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Italy
Lance Armstrong
Austin
Texas
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Britain
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Raul Alcala
Mexico
Olajuwon Named NBA Defensive Player of the Year
Houston center Hakeem Olajuwon earns the Defensive Player of the Year honor for the second straight season in a tight ballot. He edge San Antonio’s David Robinson by one vote and Dikembe Mutombo by four, collecting 23 of 101 votes from a national panel.
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Clark named top player of the week in AL honors
Will Clark of the Texas Rangers was named American League player of the week joining Pat Hentgen of the Toronto Blue Jays. NL honors went to Danny Jackson of the Philadelphia Phillies.
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Duke cancels Australia trip over poor grades
Duke University men's basketball team cancels a May 19 to June 2 tour of Australia with the Australian National Team. Coach Mike Krzyzewski and the athletic department approved the decision after players did not meet academic expectations.
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Finks remembered as NFL visionary in New Orleans
Jim Finks who survived a challenge from Johnny Unitas for a starting job shifted to front office work and built winners with the Vikings, Bears, and Saints. He died at 66 from lung cancer, remembered as a forward thinker who preferred behind the scenes leadership and nearly became NFL commissioner. Rozelle noted his 1964 work building Minnesota toward a championship.
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FSU opens probe into Seminole football players payments
Florida State began groundwork Monday for an investigation of Seminole football players accused of taking illegal payments from unregistered sports agents. University police assign two investigators full time and three part time staff to assist. Lt. Ted Rivenbark to supervise.
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Fla
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