Cardinals move stalled at NFL winter meetings amid agitation
The NFL winter meetings begin with the Cardinals push to move to Phoenix on the agenda but owners may not reach it. Cardinal public relations chief Bob Rose complains of an unreciprocated welcome as impatience grows on both sides.
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Sindelar surprises even himself with early season win
In Coral Springs Florida Joey Sindelar held off a late challenge to win the Honda Classic by two strokes finishing at 12 under par 276 on a windswept Eagle Trace course. Lyle Fiori and Payne Stewart finished two behind at 278. The victory marks Sindelar’s fourth PGA Tour win and his first this early in a season aided by a relaxed mindset urged by his wife and father.
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Wake Forest at Villanova leads NGAA Women tourney
Readable text shows NGAA Women Tournament pairings and results with Wake Forest, Villanova, and James Madison among teams. March 16 to March 28 schedule items list several matchups, regional brackets, and staggered game times across campuses including Virginia, Clemson, St Johns, Maryland, and Penn State participants.
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NIT Women's Tournament Schedule Oddities and Pairings
The readable fragment outlines a chaotic NIT Women's Tournament schedule with matchups including Purdue versus Sucule Alabama and DePaul versus New Orleans among listed games. It appears to show multiple rounds with locations in Las Vegas Salt Lake City and other venues, plus unclear rosters and times.
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1988 LPGA Schedule Fruits From March to September
The schedule lists LPGA events across the United States and Canada from March 17 to September 18 1988. Notable stops include Circle K Tucson Open in Arizona Nabisco Dinah Shore in Rancho Mirage California Turquoise Classic in Phoenix and US Women’s Open in Baltimore with several regional events from Nashville to Portland and Seattle.
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Sooners Sitting Pretty After Big Eight Title Triumph
Oklahoma, 30 wins, earned No. 1 seed in NCAA Southeast Regional after beating Kansas State 88-83 in the Big Eight final. Stacey King scored 34, named tournament MVP, as Oklahoma drew Tennessee Chattanooga in the first round.
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Steele's star sets HR mark in doubleheader sweep
Steele's Silver Bullets star Mike Macenko set a national record and tied another with 16 homers in a doubleheader against Apollo of West Palm Beach. He hit 10 in the opener for an 84-49 win and six more in the nightcap for a 69-46 victory. Steele's improves to 44-3 and travels to Belle Glade.
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Nuggets and Sonics Win On Big Third Quarter Spurt
In NBA action on Sunday March 13 1988 Denver beat Indiana 108 100 thanks to Alex English who shot 7 of 7 in the third and Tom Chambers added 19 points in the third as Seattle defeated New Jersey 115 102. Celtics beat Hawks 117 100 led by Bird and Ainge with 41 first half points. Barkley scored 30 of 42 for the 76ers in the second half to beat the Bullets 104 96. Bucks beat Suns 117 107 Terry Cummings led Milwaukee and Olajuwon led Houston past Golden State 125 112. Portland topped Los Angeles 121 100 as Duckworth and Drexler led the Trail Blazers to their eighth straight win.
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Elyria High and Elyria Catholic honor events and signups
The Elyria High School basketball teams and cheerleaders will be honored at an awards ceremony in the school cafeteria with refreshments following. Elyria Catholic hosts its winter sports banquet on Sunday March 20 at 5 30 pm to honor boys and girls basketball players, cheerleaders and wrestlers with a buffet dinner priced at 8 50 per person by advance reservation. The Elyria Catholic Panther Club meets tonight at 7 30 in the school faculty lounge to discuss spring fundraising. Grafton Hot Stove signups are open Tuesday March 22 from 6 to 8 pm at Town Hall with a 25 registration fee and a 50 family cap. first time players must bring a birth certificate.
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B W women place ninth at NCAA indoor meet
Baldwin-Wallace's girls track team placed ninth at the NCAA Division II National Indoor Championships at Smith College. Sonya Ming earned her third and fourth All-America honors by finishing third in the high jump at 5 5 and eighth in the 45 meter dash.
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Orioles set major league May home run record in 1987
Reggie Jackson, then all time strikeout leader through 1987, had 2 597 career strikeouts. The Baltimore Orioles hit 58 home runs in May 1987, setting a major league record for the month.
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