Electrifying Chiefs loom in left-center field this season
In Dunedin Florida the Syracuse Chiefs aim for an electrifying season with a new left-center field scoreboard at MacArthur Stadium. The $150000 lighting upgrade, funded by the Phillip Morris Agency and Fair Play Scoreboard, will display animated messages like Home run and Grandslam during the International League season opener April 12 in Charleston. Chiefs GM Tex Simone notes the board is county property and will be used to benefit Le Moyne College with select exhibitions.
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Tex Simone
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International League
Fair Play
Simone
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Mac
Ed Mapstone
Masterpole
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Dolphins
Wave
the Heights
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Rochester
Dick MacPherson
Orange
Norm Gerber
Manley
Miami Hurricanes
George Mira
Ted Hendricks
Rutgers
Gene Adams
Mountain
Colgate
Red Raiders
Fred Dunlap
The
Unity Life
Finger Lakes
Fresno State Smothers Wake Forest In NIT Semifinal Rout
Fresno State, ranked top in defense, crushed Wake Forest 86-62 to reach the NIT final against DePaul. Ron Anderson 24 points and Bernard Thompson 23 led the Bulldogs, who opened a 14 point halftime lead and pulled away after intermission. Delaney Rudd 16 and Anthony Teachey contributed strong totals as Fresno State improved to 24-10.
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Anthony Teachey
DePaul beats Nebraska to advance in 46th NIT
DePaul's Bernard Randolph drew interest from Stan Cloudy as the Blue Demons, 21-11, overcame a 15-point lead to beat Nebraska by paying back in the final six minutes. Tyrone Corbin hit clutch free throws and baskets as DePaul closed out the game.
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Boyd Grant
Fresno State
DePaul
Blue Demons
Tyrone Corbin
Nebraska
Ray Meyer
Sutton wins TPC in gusty finish at Ponte Vedra
Hal Sutton, 24, captured the Tournament Players Championship at Ponte Vedra after a closing 69, finishing five under 283 to beat John Cook by one stroke amid windy, tricky conditions on the Players' Club course. Cook, Fiori, Levi and others faltered late as Sutton avoided water and three-putts to secure the $126,000 top prize.
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Ponte Vedra
Fla
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Sutton
John Cook
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Ed Fiori
Rochester
Terry Diehl
Ben Crenshaw
Tom Watson
Jack Nicklaus
Craig Stadler
San Diego bound shells boost Yale Cornell and Syracuse crew
Yale Cornell and Syracuse shells join Orange boats for the San Diego Classic with Westward Ho operations and Purdue pickup in a cost-saving travel plan. Dean Smith comments on NCAA Regionals reforms while Le Moyne and Canisius announce spring schedules.
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Cornell
Syracuse
Orange
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San Diego
Mission Bay
Liverpool High
Princeton
Ban Rock
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