Skaters Meno and Sand Win Short Program at Worlds
Meno and Sand, the three-time American champions, won the short program at the World Figure Skating Championships in Minneapolis as injuries and waning form shadowed their career. They faced a depleted field but held off Olympic runners up Berezhnaya and Sikharlidze, who could not match them. The duo, 1994-96 U.S. champions, will leave Olympics-eligible ranks after this event and remain strong contenders for a third world medal with bronze previously in 1995 and 1996.
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Todd Sand
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Sand
Minneapolis
Yesena Berezhnaya
Anton Sikharlidze
U.S
Baseball opens with new teams and poolside park thrills
Opening day features McGwire and Griffey driving early excitement as Diamondbacks and Devil Rays debut in a season of expansion. Reactions mix boos and cheers as Miami, St. Petersburg, and Seattle host key games while Diamondbacks fall 9-2 to Rockies and Mets outlast Phillies 1-0 in 14 innings.
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Ken Griffey Jr
Albert Belle
Tony Gwynn
Kenny Lolton
Larry Walker
Randy Johnson
Pedro Martinez
Curt Schilling
Roger Clemens
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Kingdome
Seattle
Cleveland
Miami
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Florida Marlins
Chicago
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Detroit
St. Petersburg
Darryl Kile
Colorado Rockies
Tigers
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Alberto Castillo
Mets
Philadelphia
Pokey Reese
San Diego
Kevin Brown
Cincinnati
Fulton’s Bennett wins 109-pound title at state tourney
Danielle Bennett, a 16 year old Fulton sophomore, captured the 109 pound class at the first U S High School Girls Wrestling Association tournament at Pioneer High Ann Arbor Michigan. Seeded 17th she pinned four opponents and defeated another on a technical fall becoming 9 minutes 29 seconds of mat time. She fell 17 seconds short of the aggregate pin award. Bennett said it hasn’t sunk in and she was shocked by the win.
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Pioneer High
Ann Arbor
Mich
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Fulton
Michigan
Iona's Welsh Urged To Take Providence Coaching Job
Tim Welsh of Iona, after a 27-5 season and NCAA bid, is cited by Providence outlets as likely to become Providence coach. Reports claim he agreed to a six year deal, replacing Pete Gillen who left for Virginia. Welsh has a 70-22 record at Iona over three seasons.
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Providence Journal-Bulletin
New York Post
New York Daily News
Welsh
Pete Gillen
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Virginia
Post
Daily News
Gaels
Patterson to step down as NYSAC chief amid memory loss
New York Post reports Floyd Patterson plans to resign as head of the New York State Athletic Commission after testimony and a long deposition reveal significant memory loss. He is 63, unable to recall key career events and how fights are regulated, with aides noted as unclear on daily duties.
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New York State Athletic Commission
New York Post
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Saints edge Le Moyne on late goal in lacrosse thriller
St Lawrence's Mark Mahoney scored with 27 seconds left to lift the Saints past Le Moyne 9-8. Dan Green and John Fitzgerald each had two goals for the Dolphins, who tied late before a costly turnover sealed defeat. Madigan added a game-high three goals as Le Moyne fell to 2-2 and next faces Potsdam.
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Dolphins
St. Lawrence
Yan
Mark Mahoney
le Moyne
Dan Sheehan
Dan Green
Baldwinsville
Chad Cooper
Green
Bob Rust
Mike Madigan
Jim Nee
de Muyie Velle
Eve Gaci
John Fitzgerald
Mahoney
Sheehan
Madigan
Fitzgerald
Potsdam
SU Women Dominate Colgate to End Streak
Syracuse women lacrosse rolled to a 21 12 home win over Colgate lifting their record to 4 2 while snapping Colgate s four game win streak Katrina Hable erupted for four goals in under two minutes and Jenna Szyluck added seven goals and two assists as Syracuse controlled the pace at the Carrier Dome. Colgate goalie Hilary Meyer faced 44 shots and kept it close early but Syracuse transition and fast breaks sealed the result. The Orangewomen aim to prove they can compete with top programs and remain focused on improving throughout the season.
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Colgate
Red Raiders
Katrina Hable
Hable
West Genesee
Lisa Miller
Miller
Hilary Meyer
Orangewomen
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the Dome
Dome
Jenna Szyluck
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