Barkley Says He Fools Ont Ericate Philadelphia Meera
Charles Barkley discusses Philadelphia remarks in a brief AP item, indicating he addressed or clarified a racially charged moment. The report notes his stance and appeals for clarity amid the incident.
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Becker Withdraws From Paris Open In Cold Conditions
Becker pulls out of the Paris Open due to extreme cold and poor conditions. He cites no external factors and explains the decision after failed attempts to play. Stefan remains unnamed in the fragment, with the report focusing on Becker’s withdrawal and the harsh weather.
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Braves discrimination claim seeks change to team name
An Ojibway man says he was spat on and called chief during a World Series game and files a discrimination complaint with the U S attorney in Atlanta urging the Braves to drop the team name. He argues the mascot harms Native people and the tomahawk logo reinforces stereotypes.
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Dumas suspended after failing drug test
New York AP via NBA announces rookie Richard Dumas of the Phoenix Suns is suspended for the remainder of the season after failing a random drug test. The league enforces anti drug testing during training camp and through a rookies first year, with reinstatement possible the following season.
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Twins Catcher Brian Harper Files for Free Agency
Minneapolis AP reports Twins catcher Brian Harper will file for free agency aiming at a three year deal near 9.5 million. Agent Nick Lampros says Harper wants talks with GM Andy MacPhail before deciding. Lampros cites Harper as top AL catcher, noting recent comparables like Mickey Tettleton and Lance Parrish contracts.
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DNR Reopens Striped Bass Season in Maryland
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources announced an extended striped bass season for recreational anglers. A creel limit remains one bass per angler per day with fish size between 18 and 28 inches. The October season requirements do not apply during the extension.
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