Baseball progress slows toward labor deal under White House pressure
Washington AP reports baseball talks between players and owners inch forward with a Friday or Saturday counterproposal possible. Fehr says progress is slow as talks focus on non economic issues while Clinton and Usery push for a resolution before the Monday deadline. Both sides acknowledge distance on taxes and revenue sharing though discussions continue.
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Love energized about golf again at Pebble Beach
Davis Love III, seeking to reclaim his enthusiasm, shot a 7-under 65 to lead the Pebble Beach AT&T Pro-Am as rain and mushy fairways slowed play. Nick Faldo trailed by one stroke, while Peter Jacobsen and Kawika Corner shared third at 67. Loren Roberts and Robert Gibson led the Pro-Am at 61.
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Reichardt Lacrosse Scholar Named For UNC
A lacrosse scholarship at UNC will honor Kevin Reichardt the 20 year old lacrosse player killed in a random downtown Chapel Hill shooting last week. The first award will be given in 1995 96 academic year and the recipient will be a sophomore midfielder from UNC.
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Utah Loses Bid For NBA Road Record
Houston defeated Utah 121-101 as Hakeem Olajuwon scored 41 points and the Rockets hit seven 3-pointers in the fourth quarter. Utah’s 14-game overall win streak also ended, snapping its road winning run that began on Nov. 19 at Golden State.
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NASCAR imposes seven man pit limit and four provisos
NASCAR announces two rule changes for the Winston Cup. Only seven crew members over the wall may service a car during pit stops, affecting safety and monitoring. Starting positions extend provisional spots from two to four per race, with an extra provisional for former champions failing to qualify.
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France Faces US in Davis Cup First Round Match
Yannick Noah explains France’s relaxed plan as they meet the United States in the Davis Cup first round in St. Petersburg. The U.S. favorites feature Andre Agassi and Pete Sampras, with Jim Courier Todd Martin Jared Palmer and Richey Reneberg in action. Gullikson downplays expectations while recalling 1991 French upset.
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French Davis Cup Team Aims To Reassert Pride
France arrives for Davis Cup action with Noah at the helm and a lineup featuring Forget Delaitre Boetsch and Pioline as Leconte rests. Opening singles pit Martin against Pioline and Forget against Courier, with Palmer and Reneberg expected to join in doubles versus Forget and Delaitre on Saturday.
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New Zealand Suffer First America's Cup Defeat On Mast Penalty
In San Diego, Team New Zealand initially beat Australia by 2 minutes 6 seconds before a jury disqualified the Kiwis for a mast crewman beyond the sheer line. Australia closed within one point as the regatta faced mild seas and a late ruling halted NZ's win.
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Bertrand Rescues Skipper As America’s Cup Crew Struggles
In a tense defender race between Young America and Stars & Stripes the skipper nearly fell overboard after a spinnaker mishap. Bertrand, 1983 Cup winner, was helped back aboard by navigator Ian Burns tactician Glenn Bourke and Adam Beashel as wind delays forced postponement. Team New Zealand leads but loses two points. Australia gains one point and trails 10-9 in the standings.
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ECU lands top defensive recruits and a star receiver
ECU coach Logan touted a front seven focused class signing Moumi Masimini Brian Johnson Corey Russell and Damien Davis to defensive line and linebacker roles. He also praised Troy Smith a standout wide receiver from Greenville Rose High and noted the Liberty Bowl boost to the program's recruiting strength.
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Duke over Tar Heels in double overtime clash at home
Trajan Langdon scored 20 as Duke survived a marathon 102-98 win over North Carolina in double overtime. Capel added 17. McInnis forced a late steal and layup to seal the victory after a dramatic comeback and a four 3-pointers fourth-quarter spree by Duke.
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