Recreation News: Local Sports Camps and Programs Planned
Carteret County Parks and Recreation hosts a June 30 to July 2 tennis tourney at Island Beach and Racquet Club with singles and doubles events. A youth tennis camp runs July 17–21 at Swinson Park. Twin Rivers YMCA offers a basketball camp next week, with sessions for ages 6–14 and fees of 26 or 36. Summer basketball camp July 10–14 at East Carteret High School serves grades 4–9. Swimming lessons start July 10 and July 24 in Craven County. other swimming courses run at Morehead City Motor Inn. Fall coed softball league planned in New Bern and Craven County. organizational meeting July 18. Gymnastics and cheer clinic begins July 11 in New Bern. Pop Warner cheer registration deadline July 31. Call numbers included for details.
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New Bern Babe Ruth League Scores June 20
Minor League 13 year olds led by Kenny Brownell and Chuck Edwards with multi hit games as New Bern Sporting Goods and Gary Barker Realty posted no runs. Major League 14 15 year olds saw Taylor Williams and Craig Warren produce two hits apiece while Curt Whaley no hit Ford in a separate game. Scott Banks struck out 11 for Maola as Mark Keener earned the win for Coke with Bryan Johnson contributing two hits.
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Tom Hall
Sam Lathan Tarheel
Craig Warren
Andy Howell
Mark Keener
NBA Decertification Threat Shapes Labor Battle
Agents wage strong criticism as players press decertification, citing a six year deal with rookie cap and luxury tax. Negotiations hinge on 30 percent of 324 members, with NLRB hearings possible and Friday votes looming in New York and Chicago area.
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Jason Kidd
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Gary Payton
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Williams
Glenn Robinson
Chris Webber
Raiders face move prompt by stalled Inglewood stadium plan
Lakers Davis weighs moving Raiders to Oakland amid fears the Hollywood Park project may miss 1997 completion. Issue centers on environmental reports and Coliseum use. NFL may convene owners meeting. Inglewood pledges 35 million. Raiders would supervise site work and cover overruns. Hubbard and Mooney deny comment while project awaits blueprint and reviews.
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Friers hopes turn to walking again after crash
Mike Frier, paralyzed below the neck from a Dec 1 crash near Seahawks HQ, left UW Medical Center in a wheelchair. He aims to walk someday and concentrate on movement, not his NFL past, while living with his father in Redmond. Teammate Lamar Smith faces vehicular assault charges. Smith and Chris Warren survived the crash.
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Lamar Smith
Chris Warren
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Warren
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Thomas Heiserman lead Tribe past Blue Rocks in 3-1 win
Kinston Indians plus two in sixth break 1-1 tie at Wilmington. Rick Heiserman allowed one run on three hits over seven innings to improve to 7-2. Dan Graves earned the save with 1 2/3 innings. Thomas went 2-for-4 with a double and Enrique Wilson scored on Einar Diaz’s sacrifice fly. Indians host Durham in July 1 doubleheader after seven more games on the road.
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ACC stars eye top picks in upcoming NBA draft
ACC scouts project multiple players in the first round with four or five likely top eight picks. Rasheed Stackhouse, Wallace, and Smith show high NBA potential, while Parks and other ACC standouts Williams, Meek, Chile dress, Sura, Best, Forrest, Burrough, and Alexander also draw draft attention.
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North Carolina
Erik Meek
Duke
Randolph Chiledress
Wake Forest
Bob Sura
Florida State
Travis Best
James Forrest
Georgia Tech
Junior Burrough
Cory Alexander
Virginia
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