Dodgers trade White to Brewers for Grissom and prospect
Devon White is dealt from the Los Angeles Dodgers to the Milwaukee Brewers for Marqus Grissom and a to be named minor leaguer. Grissom will earn 5 million per season for two years, while White receives 5 million this year and a 5 million option for 2002 with a 900000 buyout. White, 38, had complained of limited playing time and injuries limiting his 1999 season to 47 games with a .266 average.
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Jeremy Burnitz
San Diego
Spring Training notes feature four homers and 13 RBIs
Spring drills highlight Grissom joining the Brewers as a fourth outfielder after 13 RBIs in the session. Dodgers GM claims Gary Sheffield seeks a move but would not trade to disadvantage the team. Cubs expect Sammy Sosa to report. Dwyer hospitalized after practice accident. Yankees plan Clemens to start April 2 opener versus the Royals.
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Gulf Coast Hospital
Robbie Alomar Keeps Focus On Indians After Family Departures
Robbie Alomar discusses staying with the Cleveland Indians after his brother Sandy Alomar left as a free agent for the White Sox. He dismisses rumors of a Toronto or Los Angeles trade and emphasizes professional play despite off season changes. He traveled for conditioning with Mary Pierce and notes Cleveland’s underdog status entering the season with Juan Gonzalez and Ellis Burks as new teammates.
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Friedel among 24 named for US World Cup opener
United States coach Bruce Arena named Brad Friedel and 23 others for the World Cup qualifying opener against Mexico. Backup options Tony Meola and Zach Thornton were also chosen for the Columbus match.
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England
Kasey Keller
Rayo Vallecano
Tony Meola
Kansas City Wizards
Americans
Zach Thornton
Chicago Fire
Crew Stadium
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Record of Sports Personnel and College Names
Fragmentary report lists Scott SeStapenl, Ron Carpenter, Damon Gib ley, and Pronger connected to practice and reserve status. College mentions Gan State and Sunsen appear as teams or entities in a sports context. The readable items indicate roster or selection notes without clear event details.
Widefield Golf Final Round Scores and Payouts
Final round results list players such as Toshibane, Bob Tway, Jeff Sillman and Dennis Paulson with scores in the 60s and 70s and prize money ranging from $38,216 to $208,000. Names like Davis Love III Parnevik and Sergio Garcia appear with varying final totals. the ledger shows multiple finishers and earnings.
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Bob Tway
Jeff Sillman
Dennis Paulson
Eran Canonica
Jerry Kelly
Chris Perry
Saeesee Lancaster
Davis Love
Craig Bartow
Fryatt
Rich Beem
Cink
Nick Price
Pavin
Robin Freeman
Mediate
Frank Nobile
Br Schwarzrock
Jett Brenaut
Paul Gow
Sergio Garcia
Bradley A
Esteban Ti
Cam
Tom Armourili
K.J. Choi
JL. Lewis
Tom
Scott Verpiank
Magee
Len Mattiace
McCarron
Stankowski
Mark Brooks
Ted
Chris Riley
Senses Leon Simpson
Shigeki Maruyama
Jay Haas
2A Jacobsen
Mexico Senior Classic results and player earnings listed
The page itemizes prize money and scores for the Mexico Senior Classic and related events. Notables include Jim Colbert and Bob Eastwood with earnings up to $120000, Jose Maria Canizares, Lon Hinkle, and Alex O’Brien appearing in doubles. Also shows ATP Copa AT&T at Stave Kuerten, IGA Superthrift in Oklahoma City, and various singles and doubles outcomes with multiple nationalities and venues.
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Monica Seles
Jennifer Capriati
Oklahoma City
Gustavo Kuerten
Jose Acasuso
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Mark Philippoussis
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West Lafayette
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Jim Colbert
Bob Eastwood
Waizel
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Jose Maria Canizares
Bruce Ee
John Pang
Lon Hinkle
Orioles sign Kohlmeier Matos and Glynn Ledee on one year
Baltimore announces contracts for RHP Ryan Kohlmeier and OF Luis Matos tied to one year. Also adds RHP Francisco Glynn and OF Ricky Ledee to similar terms. In Arizona, LHP Greg Swindell agrees to a three year deal. NBA notes include Matt Harpring activation from injured list.
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Ryan Kohlmeier
Luis Matos
Danyard
Francisco
Ryan Glynn
Ricky Ledee
National
Arizona
Greg Swindell
Cavaliers top Pistons 101 94 in tight finish
Detroit star Joe Smith scored 18 and Ben Wallace added six and career high eight blocks but Pistons fell 101 94 as Cleveland rallied in the final minute. Murray led the Cavaliers with 19 points and Wesley Person added 10.
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Chucky Atkins
Robert Traylor
Henderson
Weatherspoon
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Miller
JJ Jackson
Traylor
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Curry
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B Wallace
Atkins
Barros
Moore
J. Wallace
Cardinal
House
Women's basketball boys basketball matchup details
Readable fragments indicate a basketball schedule with an 8 6:30 p.m. start time. Specific teams or venues are unclear from the text.
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Bryant and Dlugosz named to Big 33 All-Star roster
Jamal Bryant of Olmsted Falls along with 33 other Ohio players join the Ohio squad for the Big 33 All-Star game. Avon Lake coach Dave Dlugosz will lead the Ohio team in the July 21 Hershey Pennsylvania showdown between Ohio and Pennsylvania all-stars.
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