Nelson suspended and fined for shoving match with Malone
Don Nelson received a one game suspension and a $10000 fine from the NBA after bumping a referee and engaging in a shoving match with Karl Malone of Utah. Malone also fined $10000 for elbowing Dallas Shawn Bradley and for participating in the altercation.
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Orioles sign Sele Benes back with Darts
Free agents Aaron Sele Andy Benes and Juan Guzman have picked the places they want to pitch in 2000. Sele, 38 20 Texas the past two seasons, agreed to a 20 million four year contract with the Baltimore Orioles. Benes returned to the St. Louis Cardinals after two years with Arizona for an 18 million three year deal. Guzman got a two year contract from Tampa Bay.
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Woods shoots 66 to take four stroke lead at Mercedes Championship
Tiger Woods fired a 7-under 66 at Kapalua to lead the Mercedes Championship by four strokes. He drove the green on two par-4s and finished the second round at 7-under 137, ahead of Ernie Els who shot 70 to stand at 141. Jesper Parnevik and Jeff Sluman trailed.
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NFL faces hit on minority hiring after Rhodes firing
Jesse Jackson's civil rights coalition criticized the dismissal of Ray Rhodes as a setback in the NFL's racial equality drive. They push to meet NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue to discuss Rhodes's firing and minority hiring in management and coaching.
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Lewis Grant set for undisputed heavyweight title bout at MSG
Lennox Lewis and Michael Grant will meet for the undisputed heavyweight title April 29 at Madison Square Garden. Main Events spokesman Donald Tremblay said contracts are being drawn up, with site and date definite and pay per view by TVKO expected.
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Howard fires men’s basketball coach for rule violations
Kirk Sauling was fired as Howard University’s men's basketball coach after an investigation found he violated NCAA and school rules. University spokesman Robert Frelow confirmed two assistants were also fired, with Darryl Bruce and Lamont Frankl listed on Saulling’s staff.
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Elliott weighs Syracuse offer amid boot camp concerns
Sacramento native Chad Elliott, a California junior college quarterback, weighs an SU commit after two hour talks with coach Paul Pasqualoni and OC George Leone. He plans to sleep on the decision, noting the strict regime, on campus housing rules, and competition among current quarterbacks. Elliott says he remains attracted to Syracuse but is still considering other schools and living arrangements.
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Phantoms Down Crunch In Short-Handed Duo
The Philadelphia Phantoms, league leaders in short-handed goals, beat the Syracuse Crunch 4-2 at the War Memorial. Andy Delmore and Peter White scored short-handed goals to build a 3-1 lead as Syracuse went 1-for-8 on the power play. Alfie Michaud stopped 32 shots.
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Mazella Achieves 200th Victory With Henninger Rally
Henninger High School celebrated coach Mazella as his team overcame a rough start to defeat Central Square 88 to 54 in a Class A contest. Janice Mazella and three daughters cheered as balloons and a cake honored the milestone, with Mazella crediting his players for the win.
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Saints fire Ditka after 2-13 season in New Orleans
Mark Paul and other Ditka aides depart as the Saints overhaul leadership following a disastrous 2-13 campaign. The owner Tom Benson replaces Ditka amid mounting defeats and empty seats, with Paul bluntly stating his post-firing plans before the decision.
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