Williams to visit Browns amid draft speculation
Ricky Williams plans a six city tour visiting Cleveland on Friday as part of a three day trip to gauge NFL interest before the April draft. Browns officials have not confirmed the visit though team president Carmen Policy said a visit was possible. Williams aims to be among the top picks and could shape Cleveland’s quarterback decision between Williams Akili Smith and Tim Couch.
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Snow falls mute play as Marsh wins Tradition in Scottsdale
Graham Marsh claims his sixth Senior PGA Tour title after a delayed 36-hole finish at Desert Mountain. Snow and rain halted action, forcing a shortened Tradition where Marsh edged Larry Nelson by three strokes amid frigid conditions and waterlogged greens.
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Phoenix
Kile dominates Padres as Rockies win Monterrey opener
Rockies pitcher Darryl Kile limited San Diego to two runs and five hits in 6 1 3 innings while driving in two Colorado hits. Tony Gwynn neared 3,000 hits with an RBI single for the Padres, but Andy Ashby struggled, yielding six runs in just over an inning. Castilla starred for Colorado with three singles and a double as fans cheered Vinny Castilla’s fans and a Mexican crowd created a festive opener in Monterrey. The Padres receive NL championship rings in San Diego before the series’ second game.
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Opens crumbs mound against Arizona in Johnson era
Highlights of the season include Randy Johnson at $13 million yearly and the final seasons for five ballparks. Tiger Stadium, opened 1912, will close after this season, while the Astros, Brewers, Giants and Mariners will move to new parks in 2000.
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Baseball Schedule Affects Multiple AL and NL Games
The day features Detroit at Texas Moehler to start the AL slate with Helsings 20 7. Mariners and other venues host Kansas City Tampa Bay Baltimore Chicago Seattle New York Oakland San Francisco Cincinnati New York Florida Philadelphia Atlanta Los Angeles Milwaukee St Louis Montreal Pittsburgh San Francisco Cincinnati Philadelphia Atlanta Chicago Houston Colorado San Diego and more games. Several matchups list pitchers and times, reflecting a jam packed baseball calendar.
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Indians fall to Diamondbacks in final spring exhibition
Travis Lee drove in the go ahead run with a first inning double and scored twice as Arizona beat Cleveland 4 2 to end the spring schedule at Bank One Ballpark. Omar Vizquel and Travis Fryman hit sacrifice flies for Cleveland. Daal earned the win for Arizona while Reed took the loss for the Indians.
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Langston Could Join Indians As Third Lefty This Season
Langston, a spring invitee seen by Padres scout Jay Robertson, is talked up by Hart as a possible early help for Cleveland. If healthy, he could fit as a left-handed bullpen option or swing man, possibly joining the 12-man staff by May. He signed a triple-A deal with incentives, with May 15 as a key exclusive-rights date.
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