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Williams' recovery chances good
Baseball Hall of Famer Ted Williams was released fr
hospital Monday after spending nine days there folio
The stroke was the second in 18 months for Willia
some weakness on the left side of his body and impa
Williams, 75, will start several weeks of rehabilitati
location. Doctors have said chances are good that W
full.
Simms has arthroscopic surgery
New York Giants quarterback Phil Simms was exp
scopic surgery Tuesday on his right (throwing) shou
Simms, 38, had attempted physical therapy to get
the shoulder, but he eventually decided to go ahead
Simms played the second half of the season with
and skipped the Pro Bowl in February.
Vitale set to re-sign with ESPN
ESPN's Dick Vitale, who has been with the cable n
ble beginnings in 1979, is close to signing a six-year
tract. The extension would keep him with ESPN thr
him to work on games for ABC, too.
"I'm very Mattered E5FN is interested in me Deing v
end of my broadcasting career," Vitale said. "I'm ver>
ing to terms."
Tennessee's Houston resigns
University of Tennessee basketball coach Wade He
resignation Monday effective at the end of the seasoi
Houston has compiled a record of 22 games unde
at the school. The Vols are 5-19 overall and 2-12 in
The resignation leaves Arkansas' Nolan Richardson
Evans as the only black coaches in the SEC. Houston
first black coach of a major sport back in April 1989.
Finalists for Naismith award annc
Representatives for the BAN/Naismith award, givi
tion's top collegiate basketball player, announced M
ists for the award.
The list includes Duke's Grant Hill, Cal's Jason
Donyell Marshall, UNC's Eric Montross and Purdue'
UConn slips past Georgetown
No. 3 Connecticut, led by All-American Donyell Mar
town 66-62 Monday night in Landover, MD.
Marshall scored 10 of the Huskies last 15 points, inc
with two seconds left to secure the win.
UConn (25-3, 15-2 Big East) has clinched the con!
title.
Georgetown (16-8,10-6 Big East) is fighting to m
ment.
Today's sports on TV
NCAA Basketball:
Villanova at Providence (ESPN, 7 p.m.)
Georgia Tech at Florida State (ESPN, 9 p.m.)
NBA Basketball:
Los Angeles Lakers at Chicago (WGN, 8:30 p.m
Men's Tennis:
Newsweek Champions Cup, early rounds, Indi;
(ESPN, 2 p.m.)
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