Earnhardt wins Daytona 500 ends 59-race drought
Dale Earnhardt breaks a 0-for-19 Daytona string to win the Daytona 500 after a long winless stretch. He keeps the car and gear, including the lucky penny a Make A Wish child gave him, on display as Daytona USA takes possession of the winning No. 3 Chevrolet Monte Carlo. His next race is at Rockingham, N C.
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Seikaly trade shakes Jazz as Magic land draft pick
The Utah Jazz traded center Rony Seikaly to Orlando for reserves Chris Morris Greg Foster and the 1998 first round pick. Foster and Morris left early to discuss the deal as Utah played Charlotte. Foster spoke to reporters about the trade with two minutes left in the second quarter.
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Olympic Day Today TV Schedule From Nagano Action
Highlights include USA vs Canada women's hockey gold at 1 p.m. JST on TNT with alpine skiing biathlon and speed skating listed from Nagano. Evening events cover hockey ski jumping and short track skating at 8 p.m. JST, plus men s hockey quarterfinal at 12 35 a.m. JST. Basketball broadcasts include high school, college and NBA games on ESPN TNT and radio WBAL.
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Record of Results From St Ede Elgins and Nearby
A dense list of wrestling results features competitors from St Ede Elgins Amherst Olmsted Falls Southview Clearview and others with weights ranging from 10-0 to 49-8. Notable names include Jose Nieves, Tony Shuttz, Karis Kairis, and Chad McKean among many. The stream covers multiple weight classes and includes side notes on schools like Vermilion Brookside and Elyria Catholic, with a separate sports card for college basketball scores and horse racing betting results.
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Baseball and football contract signings and staff changes
The summary reports multiple league term agreements across baseball football and hockey. Shawon Dunston agreed to a one year deal with the Cleveland Indians. Eddie Perez Paul Byrd and others joined the Atlanta Braves and Houston Astros on one-year terms. Brook Fordges signed with the Cincinnati Reds. Cert Everett Ricky Gutierrez Ramon Castro Glitch Malaskey Carlos Guillen Carlos Hernandez Richard Hidalgo and Freddy Garcia joined the Houston Astros on one-year terms. Ervin Bryant named administrative assistant for the New York Mets. In football, Lary Webster re-signed by the Baltimore Ravens, Ty Hallock to a two-year deal with the Chicago Bears, and Bryce Paup signed a multiyear contract with the Jacksonville Jaguars. In hockey, Florida Panthers called up Todd MacDonald from New Haven.
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Monday Scores From College Basketball Action
Maistre beat Colgate 81 to 65 while Long Island University won 89 to 86 in overtime over St. Francis Pa. Md Baltimore County defeated Towson 76 to 50. Notable results include Central Connecticut 91 over Navy 55 and Penn State 90 over Ohio State 84. Richmond 77 over American University 44. St Francis NY 66 over Robert Morris 55. Syracuse 69 over Villanova 64. West Virginia 71 over Marshall 53.
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Casey Martin case and Olympics critique by Doug Clarke
Columnist Doug Clarke argues Casey Martin's PGA Tour eligibility showdown highlights unfairness fears of pro golfers and mocks Olympic coverage. He contrasts Martin's limited access with bold promises of athletic equality while noting readers largely ignore Winter Games stories.
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