Labonte Wins Richmond In Iceman Style After Tire Strategy
Terry Labonte sneaks from 24th to first to win at Richmond International Raceway, finishing ahead of Dale Earnhardt and Rusty Wallace. Wallace led 247 laps, Earnhardt traded the lead with Wallace, Labonte led the final 88 and totaled 131 laps led for his third win in 11 races, as Chevrolet Monte Carlo gains momentum.
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UNC Wins Women's ACC Title In Dominant Showdown
North Carolina crushed Duke 95-70 at Winthrop Coliseum to take the ACC tournament crown for the second straight year. Charlotte Smith earned MVP honors with 25 points and 15 rebounds as UNC (28-4) secured its third ACC title. Marion Jones added 23 points as UNC built a 39-38 halftime lead and an early 17-0 second-half run to seal the victory.
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Cavaliers claim ACC co title in four-way tie
Virginia defeats Maryland 92-67 to finish 12-4 in the ACC, creating a four way tie for first with Wake Forest North Carolina and Maryland. Harold Deane and Curtis Staples lead the offense while Virginia’s defense limits Maryland star Joe Smith.
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Future of talks in doubt in MLB labor standoff
In Scottsdale the baseball labor talks stall with replacement players possible opening day. Fehr and McMorris left Scottsdale and say talks may not resume until after Palm Beach meetings. If momentum fails, opening day may occur with altered rosters as players seek negotiations with the NLRB looming.
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OneAustralia sinks marking first Cup race disaster
In San Diego, the yacht OneAustralia broke apart in heavy seas during an America's Cup race and sank within two minutes. All 17 crew members were rescued. Skipper John Bertrand praised the team's resilience as the worst accident in Cup history, with Australia debuting in 1983 spirit and adjusting to continue competition.
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