New Youth Programs at ORC Offer Varied Activities
ORC unveils Thursday morning sessions for 3 and 4 year olds with two time slots at 9:30 and 10:45. Karate classes for ages eight and up meet Tuesday and Thursday nights at Don Woodward Center, $20 monthly. Line and Couples dance begin April 15 with $15 and $30 fees. Uniforms must be returned before signups. youth sports and soccer also listed along with schedules and contact 242-1939.
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State versus Syracuse in Final Four undercard
Mississippi State faces Syracuse in the Final Four semifinal as the undercard to Massachusetts against Kentucky. Both teams have felt overlooked this season, with MSU and Syracuse embracing the role while aiming to upset the perceived favorites and reach the championship. The comparison to the 1983 semi parallels adds context to the stakes.
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Royals Preview Faces Question Marks Ahead of 1996 Season
Kansas City arrives in spring with payroll cuts and roster turnover as manager Bob Boone reshapes the infield. Wally Joyner Greg Gagne and Gary Gaetti departed, Jose Offerman adapts at short, and Hamelin seeks first base. Boone cites concerns about scoring and defense while projecting improvement over last year’s 70 74 record and 629 runs.
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Ravens name chosen for Baltimore NFL team
Art Modell announced the new name Ravens at a noontime ceremony by Baltimore's Inner Harbor, honoring Edgar Allan Poe. The vote drew about 33,000 caller opinions with a two thirds favoring Ravens over Americans and Marauders.
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Tolles leads Players Championship as rising stars surge
Tolles, 29, shoots 64 to take a two stroke edge at 133 after 36 holes at Sawgrass. Leonard, 23, and Duval, 24, chase while Haas and Zoeller push in a talent rich field. Calcavecchia three back with Perry.
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Georgia advances to women's final
Georgia defeated Stanford 86 76 in the NCAA tournament semifinals to reach the national title game against Tennessee. Roundtree scored 26 points and seven assists while Bush added 11 points and two steals as Georgia overcame late free throw struggles and snapped Stanford's 23 game win streak.
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