Baseball talks resume as sides remain far apart
Acting commissioner Bud Selig called a candid discussion of core issues. Union chief Donald Fehr said the tone was civil but the gulf between owners and players remained wide after four hours with no specific solutions. The week sees further talks, meetings with minor leaguers, and exhibitions under threat as bargaining continues.
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Trojan girls rally past Richlands in first round
Jones Senior beats Richlands 47 43 to advance to the Coastal Plains 1A girls semifinal against Southwest Onslow at Swansboro High School. Yolanda Daniels none 13 points Kristy Hill 10 led the Trojans while Tomeka Langston and Chanda Davis had 11 and 10 for Richlands.
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Jansen Named Top Amateur Athlete in Sullivan Award
Indianapolis AP Dan Jansen was chosen as the 65th Sullivan Award winner, the nation s top amateur athlete. The retired speed skater, who set a 1000 meter world record and captured Olympic glory after a tragedy, joins past winners Eric Heiden and Bonnie Blair.
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Montana retirement chatter swirls around Chiefs quarterback
Kansas City safety David Whitmore says Joe Montana hinted at retirement to him amid reports in the Mercury News and Contra Costa Times. Whitmore questioned by WIBW TV says Montana is unhappy with the organization and could be ready to announce. Chiefs spokesman Bob Moore disputes any indication of discontent. Montana, turning 39, has one year left on his 1993 contract after two inactive seasons in San Francisco. The Chiefs ended last season 9-7 and ousted in the playoffs by Miami.
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Bear swimmers advance to state meet after stellar season
New Bern Bear swim teams win Big East 4A titles with undefeated records. Boys place 16th and girls 18th regionally in Raleigh. First state qualifiers include Chris May in the 100-yard freestyle and the boys 200 freestyle relay. Girls 200 medley relay also advance to state in Chapel Hill.
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Rams edge White Oak after late rebound scramble
DeShann Fisher, Shon George and a balanced Havelock offense fuel a 16-6 third quarter run to close the gap, but White Oak survives a late inbounds steal and rebound denial as Brown seals the win with 63-58. Mike Mattocks and Quincy Monk lead White Oak with 21 and 18 points.
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Havelock to Meet Washington in Second Round
Havelock faces second-seeded Washington after a 78-66 win over White Oak. Key names include Monk and Gentry leading Havelock and DeJesus and Blackman contributing for White Oak in a late tournament round at Washington High School.
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Practice Focus Limited by Score Says Coach
Practice continued from B1 with no time for halfcourt and full court press due to the score. Champions prepare for playoffs under North Carolina high school rules as the conference tournament title remains the main prize, promising a dog fight.
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Hornets Rally Past Sonics With Sharp Ball Movement
Charlotte built a late surge as point guards fed open teammates and Michael, finishing with 22 fourth quarter points. Adams starred with 15 points on perfect shooting, while Seattle coach Karl faulted officiating yet admitted defense was the issue.
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