Houston’s Scott Looks Ready for Real Season
Houston pitcher Mike Scott dominated with seven scoreless innings allowing just one hit as the Astros beat the Pirates 5-1 in exhibition play. Scott fanned eight and boasted a spring ERA of 0.64, saying he is ready to throw his 90 pitches.
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Greg Gross
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Illini rally to topple Syracuse in high tension finish
Illinois battled Syracuse in a nerve wracking game as Gill, Anderson, and Battle combined for 45 of the final 50 second half points. Owens and Smith key defense closed out the Orange 86-83 after a late sequence halted Syracuse’s Coleman and Douglas with critical turnovers.
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New Tribe shortstop Felix Fermin dazzles in camp debut
Felix Fermin, a Dominican Republic shortstop acquired from Pittsburgh for Jay Bell, says he plays defense and is happy to join the Indians. Manager Doc Edwards plans him to receive most spring at bats at short as he and Jerry Browne prepare for a season opener with Milwaukee. The desert rain disrupted the schedule, canceling a Phoenix game and prompting two makeups as Bud Black is set to start.
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Ariz
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Seattle
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Record-setting bat linked to Rose dispute surfaces
Baseball memorabilia collectors claim multiple individuals own a bat said to have been used by Pete Rose to break Ty Cobb's all-time hits record. The Cincinnati Enquirer notes authenticity questions among major collectors while Rose acknowledges an insurance agent possessing a bat tied to the record night.
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Cincinnati Reds
Pete Rose
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Steve Wolter
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Duke advances to Final Four with 85 77 win over Georgetown
Duke defeats Georgetown 85 to 77 in the NCAA East Regional final as Christian Laettner dominates Alonzo Mourning. Henderson dunks over Mourning, Ferry and Laettner key the late surge, sending Duke to face Seton Hall while Mourning assesses a limited 11 minutes and three points.
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NCAA routs and odd scores across tournament rounds
Fragmented OCR shows multiple college games with inconsistent team names and scores. It references NCAA divisions, first and second round results, regional championships, and several mismatched figures such as Tennessee Tech, UCLA, Syracuse, Duke, Connecticut, DePaul, Kentucky, Princeton, Providence, and San Clara. Many numbers appear garbled. readable items indicate round-by-round outcomes and high margins but lack coherent narrative.
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Indians Acquire Atherton To Bolster Middle Relief
The Indians traded for Atherton to strengthen the middle relief corps as pitchers John Farrell and Doug Jones deal with health concerns. Atherton, 30, was 7-5 with a 3.41 ERA and three saves last season, and owns a 33-38 career record with a 3.98 ERA and 24 saves. He is expected to join the club today, likely filling eight of ten pitching spots. If Farrell and Jones start on the disabled list, two spots remain open with Steve Davis and others competing for them.
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Doug Jones
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Jeff Reardon
Peters
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Farrell
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