Stanford Paves Past Trojans To Claim Pac-10 Lead
No. 1 Stanford rallied from a 13 point first half deficit to beat USC 76-67 in Los Angeles. Josh Childress scored a career high 36 points with 11 rebounds as the Cardinal extended their win streak to 22 and shared a Pac-10 title lead. USC’s Nick Robinson, Rory O’Neil, and Desmon Farmer led a late push, but Stanford finished strong. Arizona defeated Oregon 100-87 and Georgia Tech beat Maryland 75-64 in other Top 25 action.
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Clarett Passes on NFL Combine Upset Attracts Attention
Maurice Clarett surprised reporters in Indianapolis by skipping the NFL scouting combine workouts. He weighed 237 pounds, seven more than expected, and said he would train in Columbus the first week of April. NFL evaluators criticized his decision while Clarett defended his readiness and vowed to showcase a different side to teams during interviews.
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Ottawa Recreation Commies open for youth sports registrations
Ottawa Recreation Commies announces registrations for youth soccer volleyball flag football and more. Programs cover kindergarten through sixth grade with multiple fees and deadlines including February 27 and March 11. birth certificates required. ages four and five eligible for Little Kickers and Little Hoopsters. Babe Ruth levels register with varied fees. hunter safety course set for April. contact 242-1939 for details.
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Probation Violation Case Tied to Gamboa Field Attack
William Ligue Jr. of Alsip tested positive for marijuana three times in December, violating the terms of his probation after the incident in Chicago when he ran onto the field with his son and attacked Kansas City Royals coach Tom Gamboa. Prosecutors plan to press the violation. probation paperwork is pending.
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OU falters late in Southwestern clash
OU slips in final minutes as Ottawa drops a high scoring affair 84 to 82. Key performers include Zammar and Powers with 10 points apiece for Southwestern and Buckner leading Ottawa with 26 points. Pitts contributes career-best eight points and seven rebounds as Carrier urges improved team basketball.
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Marquez
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Egierbor
Sampson
Freivagel
Hanson
Buckner
Licktalg
Thiessen
Siggal
Baker
Tanking
McCoy
Pitts
Cubs welcome Greg Maddux back in spring camp
Spring training opened with Maddux in Cubs gear in Mesa as veterans Thome and Larkin joined Phillies and Reds in Florida and Arizona. Teammates including Kerry Wood praised Maddux's addition while Thome and Larkin offered practical takes on early arrivals. In other news, Eric Gagne lost his arbitration case and will earn 5 million from the Dodgers.
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Gagne
Stephen Goldberg
Dan Brent
Elliott Shriftman
Phoenix
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