Brotherly help lifts Wallace to Bud Shootout win
Rusty Wallace won the 25-lap Bud Shootout at Daytona after younger brother Kenny helped on the final lap in a controversial finish. Jeff Gordon protested the last restart, while Bill Elliott faced questions about aiding Spencer. Spencer, Schrader, Bodine and Gordon followed, with Ward Burton out from a backstretch crash.
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Davenport Edges Hingis To Win Pan Pacific Open
Davenport, ranked second, defeated Martina Hingis 6-3 6-3 in the Toray Pan Pacific Open final. Hingis, coughing from a cold, acknowledged Davenport’s superior play as the key factor in the upset. Enqvist won the Mareille indoors title 6-4 6-1 by beating Yevgeny Kafelnikov. In NBA news, Anthony Mason of the Charlotte Hornets was charged with statutory rape and sexual abuse involving two underage sisters. bail set at $20,000 and a March 9 court date was scheduled.
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Braves sign Clontz to one year deal for 545000
Braves sign reliever Brad Clontz to a 545000 one year contract avoiding arbitration. He split 1999 between Atlanta and Richmond with a 0-0 record and six saves in the minors and was 5-1 with a 3.75 ERA and one save in 51 games for the Braves.
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Olympic TV Radio Today Highlight Nagano Lineup
TV and radio schedule covers Nagano events from 7 am to 9 pm with reports by Gh Mark McEwen and Jane Robelot. TNT Alpine and cross country skiing from Nagano. College basketball games broadcast on multiple stations including Iowa State at Oklahoma State. Odds and boxing notes sprinkled with baseball and college schedules.
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International pairs at the world championships draw mixed scores
U S pairs from Ci Russians Kazakova Dmitriev and Russians Berezhnaya Sikharulidze along with Germans Woetzel Steuer deliver flawed routines yet earn marks of 5.8 or higher. Ina and Dungjen, newcomers under Burrows, face seventh place amid controversial judging and differing opinions on performance and artistry. Meno and Sand also underwhelm in their return, with cautious scoring and a muted program.
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