Belle Passes Physical Despite Limp with Orioles
Albert Belle worked out with the Baltimore Orioles in Fort Lauderdale Florida on Tuesday hampered by an arthritic right hip. He showed a restric tive limp in spring practice though manager Mike Hargrove supported him as the starting right fielder unless health changes. Belle has three years left on a 65 million five year contract. Barry Bonds is pondering his future amid the same spring chatter.
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Bonds seeks pact or trade with Yankees in spring talks
The Yankees may hire Darryl Strawberry if his suspension ends this year and he can join the organization. Strawberry, eight time All-Star, has been suspended since January 19 2000 for a cocaine test and is undergoing cancer treatment. Kevin Brown returns to camp after heart irregularity checked. Andruw Jones sets arbitration record with 8.2 million ask over 6.4 million offer from Braves. Deion Sanders reports to Reds camp with minor league deal. Devon White asks Dodgers for trade as Sheffield seeks move out.
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Nelson Returns in Style as Lakers Top Mavericks
Don Nelson came back after a 52 day layoff from prostate cancer surgery wearing a red foam nose in a playful pregame moment with Shaquille O Neal. Los Angeles rallied to a 119 109 road win over Dallas as O Neal scored 29 points with 11 rebounds and even swapped the nose with Nelson.
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Phoenix and Orlando battle in lopsided NBA game
Phoenix defeats Orlando 110 to 104 as key players Marion Elie and Kidd contribute in scoring for the Suns while Miami and others post sparse outputs. Scores, shooting averages, and player lines appear for multiple teams in this fragmented box score.
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Marlin defends Daytona wreck as racing accident
In a Daytona 500 derby crash Marlin says his contact with Earnhardt was unintentional and the result of tight racing. He finished fifth as Earnhardt, a seven time champion, died from a head injury. Ganassi spokeswoman warns of threats and security steps at the shop. Marlin reports a shift from hate mail to support messages.
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NASCAR pays tribute as Dale Earnhardt service airs on TV
NASCAR announced the public memorial for Dale Earnhardt could not accommodate the outpouring of fans. The service will be broadcast live on Fox Sports Net so fans nationwide can share in the tribute. A memorial at Earnhardt's DEI headquarters gathered fans and supporters as flowers shirts hats and letters were placed in tribute.
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From Carnage to Courage in Motorsports History
The account recalls the 1966 Indianapolis 500 crash that wiped out a third of the field, A.J. Foyt escaping flames, the 1972 wrecks that killed Swede Savage and injured Salt Walther, Bandini’s Monaco death in 1967, and the enduring lure of dangerous racing across venues from Indy to California.
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Lady Yellow Jackets win tourney opener in Berea
Baldwin-Wallace, top seed, beat Ohio Northern 62 49 in Ohio Athletic Conference quarterfinals in Berea. Holly Koepp contributed 11 points and six rebounds for the Lorain Catholic alum. They advance to face Heidelberg in the semifinal on Thursday at 7 30 p.m.
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Yeomen Oust Oberlin In NCAC Quarterfinal
Wittenberg defeated Oberlin 84-63 in a North Coast Athletic Conference quarterfinal at Springfield. Peter Walker scored 16 for Wittenberg, which led 45-36 at halftime. Oberlin was led by James Knight with 20 and Maurice Elrod with 17.
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