Crunch Defenseman Radim Bicanek Named AHL Player of the Week
The Syracuse Crunch designate defenseman Radim Bicanek as the American Hockey League Player of the Week after four games with a point in each. He tallied two goals and four assists, including an overtime winner against Albany with 18 seconds left, and added a second goal on Sunday.
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Syracuse to host NAIGC National Championships at Archbold Gym
Syracuse University will hold the National Association of Intercollegiate Gymnastics Clubs National Championships at Archbold Gymnasium on Friday and Saturday. Preliminary rounds run 10 am to 8 pm Friday with team and individual finals 10 am to 4 pm Saturday. Contact Joseph Lore at 443-4386 for details.
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Strawberry Arrested On Probation Violation
Darryl Strawberry, 39, was arrested at a Tampa hospital after ending a four day disappearance from a drug treatment center. He was taken into custody on a probation violation warrant. Police had been investigating an unconfirmed report he was being held in Orlando for a $50,000 ransom.
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Portland guard Rod Strickland jailed ten days for D U I
Portland Trail Blazers guard Rod Strickland pleaded guilty to driving under the influence and received 10 days in jail. U.S. Magistrate Judge Barry Perets in Washington also placed him on two years of supervised probation and ordered substance abuse counseling plus about 1000 dollars in fines. The report notes Sunichi was arrested four times during five years with the Washington Wizards.
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Houston slugger Moises Alou placed on 15-day DL
Moises Alou was placed on the 15-day disabled list by the Houston Astros due to a right calf strain. He missed the 1989 season recovering from reconstructive knee surgery and was sidelined part of the previous season with a right calf strain.
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Red Sox shortstop Nomar Garcia Parra Wrist Surgery Update
Boston star Nomar Garcia Parra undergoes wrist surgery after ailing right wrist worsened by split tendons and an inflamed sheath. Doctors warn recovery could sideline him for a substantial portion of the season, with no guarantee the wrist will regain former strength.
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Clemens ties AL strikeout record in Yankees win
Roger Clemens became the American League strikeout leader as the New York Yankees defeated the Kansas City Royals 7-3 in the season opener. Clemens tied the record with his 3,505th strikeout after a scare from a liner to his forearm, then fanned Joe Randa to pass Walter Johnson, receiving a standing ovation.
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Duke wins national title as Battier seals victory over Arizona
In Minneapolis Duke defeated Arizona 82 to 72 to claim the national title. Shane Battier dominated the final five minutes and delivered a key dunk sealing the win. After the game Battier hugged coach Mike Krzyzewski in a moment described as the culmination of years together.
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Duke All-Stars Triumph In NCAA Title Clash
Duke defeats Arizona 82 to 72 at the Metrodome as Mike Dunleavy scores 21 points. The young Duke guard hits three straight baskets in the second half to seal the victory and crown Duke the national champions amid praise for the Wildcats.
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Hendrickson Swaps Sneakers for Spikes with SkyChiefs
Former NBA forward Hendrickson shifts to baseball full time with the Syracuse SkyChiefs in triple A. At 6-foot-9 and 230 pounds, he aims to prove potential after parts of three NBA seasons with three teams. He heads to Syracuse from the Blue Jays system, planning a debut against the Rochester Red Wings at P&C Stadium. The move follows college basketball at Washington State and brief pro basketball stints.
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