New park welcomes new mustard at Jacobs Field
Cleveland columnist Dan Coughlin notes Stadium Mustard rebrands as Ballpark Mustard for the Indians first season at Jacobs Field. He traces founder David Dwoskin’s career from selling Stadium Mustard since 1970 to rival Ballpark Mustard, and laments the loss of local nostalgia amid the name change.
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Indians Open Jacobs Field In Excitement At New Ballpark
Carlos Baerga and Paul Sorrento marveled at Jacobs Field during a sunny Saturday as Cleveland opened the new stadium with a 6 4 loss to the Pirates in 10 innings. A crowd of 40 523 shared in the debut glow and excitement for the Indians new home.
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Showdown in Charlotte as Arkansas topples Arizona
In Charlotte Arkansas dominates Arizona 91-82 to reach the Final Four. Corliss Williamson led with 29 points and 13 rebounds while Arizona stars Damon Stoudamire and Khalid Reeves struggled from deep. Clinton watched from the sky box as Nolan Richardson heralded Williamson's all around dominance.
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Duke Knocks Off Florida to Reach Title Game
Duke rallies from 13 down behind Al Grant Hill to beat Florida 70 to 65 in Charlotte. Marty Clark and Antonio Lang contribute late as Duke advances to face Arkansas in the national final after Arkansas’ 91-82 win over Arizona. Clinton watched from a box as Hill, Clark, and Lang seal the comeback.
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Cavaliers Tame Mavericks In 95-68 Victory
Cleveland Cavaliers beat the Dallas Mavericks 95-68 as Dallas extended its skid to 17 games, three short of the NBA single season loss record. John Williams led Cleveland with 23 points and 18 rebounds, while Mark Price added 24 points.
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