Cone to Be Ready for Spring After Shoulder Surgery
New York Yankees pitcher David Cone, after arthroscopic surgery on his pitching shoulder, is expected to be ready for spring training and will begin throwing in six weeks. Doctors said findings matched long-term wear, with no gross tears requiring open surgery.
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UConn to join Big East for 2004 season
UConn plans a full Big East schedule in 2004 after board approval to upgrade the program and build a 35 000 seat campus stadium on a 100 acre site. Gov Rowland backs the project with a $106 million bond and aims to convene a special session to finalize details.
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Bulls struggle in McDonald's final bid in Paris
The Chicago Bulls, first to score under 100 in the tournament, edged Paris Saint Germain 89 82 in the semifinal. Michael Jordan scored 28 as Luc Longley led with 14, while Olympiakos advanced to face the Bulls after beating Arenas de Cordoba 89 86 in the other semifinal.
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World Series look shifts from glamour to contrasts
The piece critiques NBC and public interest in the 1997 World Series between the Florida Marlins and Cleveland Indians. It contrasts Miami’s Art Deco and South Beach with Cleveland’s Rust Belt, notes media snubs and scheduling indifference, and hints at baseball’s lingering issues despite interest from some fans.
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Indians meet Marlins in first World Series clash
Miami hosts Game 1 at Pro Player Stadium on a sultry night as 65,000 fans in teal fill the stands. Cleveland outfielder David Justice and Atlanta star express surprise at the matchup and excitement over a fall World Series game, the first since the spring ritual began.
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Liverpool Routs C-NS In Rivalry Showdown Friday
Liverpool defeated C-NS 35-0 at North Syracuse Junior High School as the two football powers vie for Class AA playoff spots. CNS must beat Henninger next Saturday to reach the sectional playoffs while Liverpool eyes revenge from last year’s late-season setback.
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Butenschon Leads Crunch Scoring Amid Slump
Sven Butenschon tops Syracuse Crunch scoring with four goals this season, while the team remains winless in six games and struggles to support him. Philadelphia Phantoms defeat Syracuse 4-1 as Crunch fail on five power plays, continuing a 0-for-5 night and 3-for-40 power play stretch.
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