AAU and NCAA feud over U S Olympic teams
The AAU and NCAA clash over control of U S athletes for international events. The AAU seeks certification from NCAA for all athletes and coaches, while the NCAA bans use of its athletes until certification is granted. The dispute involves coaches, players, Congress, and major sport bodies, shaping national team selections for Russia and the Olympic scene.
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Rookies Shine In Spring Exhibitions Across MLB
The Associated Press notes rookies making noise in spring games. Craig Skok, 23, a left-hander from Florida State, led the International League with 15 wins after being signed by the Red Sox. Detroit’s onslaught against him included a grand slam by Willie Horton. Charlie Spikes and Oscar Gamble homered for Cleveland, while Cincinnati’s Ken Griffey Jr. impressed in a losing effort with multi-hit games. The Reds’ Joel Youngblood also homered to spark a rally in a 12-11 win over Pittsburgh, and other rookies like Bart Johnson and Dusty Baker highlighted various exhibition wins.
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Durocher Hails Cesar Cedeno In Astros Spring Showing
Houston Astros beat the Philadelphia Phillies 9 to 7 in Grapefruit League action as Cesar Cedeno drives in runs with a 2 run homer and a late RBI triple. Leo Durocher called Cedeno a potential star while Phillies manager Danny Ozark criticized Ken Brett after another rough outing. The Astros pounded Brett for seven runs early, built a lead, and extended their exhibition victory streak to two.
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