O'Meara Wins Dubai Desert Classic After Six-Year Gap
Mark O'Meara claimed his first official win in nearly six years at the Dubai Desert Classic with a 3 under 69, one stroke ahead of Paul McGinley. McGinley finished tied for second after a 70, with Ernie Els four behind following a 65 final round.
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Mournful Obituary: UMass Basketball Icon Jack Leaman Dies
UMass mourns longtime basketball figure Jack Leaman who coached Julius Erving and led the Minutemen for 13 seasons. He died at 71 in Washington D C from a heart attack as the team returned from a Richmond Va game. Leaman also served in multiple roles at UMass including athletic director and golf coach.
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Stockbridge School of Agriculture
Yankees Dominate BoSox In Spring Training Rivalry Clash
The New York Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox 11 7 in a spring exhibition, first meeting since last October’s ALCS. A crowd packed the park with pins selling for 5.67 dollars and fans in faultless support as the rivals traded early blows and a six run fourth inning. Notable events included Jeter homering, Rodriguez’s limited impact after a big move from Texas, and Garciaparra skipping with a minor Achilles injury.
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Miguel Cairo
Devers misses indoor sprint hurdle double at world meet
At the indoor world championships in Budapest Gail Devers won the 60 meter sprint but finished runner up in the 60 meter hurdles by 0.03 seconds to Canada’s Perdita Felicien who set a championship record of 7.75. Russia led with eight golds as the United States earned four.
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