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Wednesday, April 3,1996
Major Leag
Sorting through my cluttered sports j
desk, I wonder how the SEC cannot s
be considered a power basketball <
conference. (
Major League baseball has gotten 1
off to rather weird start as this season <
will be the first full one played in three i
years. It is great we do not have to
worry about labor disagreements this 1
year. ;
The season started with a thrilling i
game Sunday night as the Mariners i
won on the strength of 21 strikeouts i
3-2 over the Chicago White Sox. The <
other Chicago team fared better as the t
Chicago Cubs won in extra innings
over a quality San Diego Padres team 1
There were three snow-outs on
Monday as a freak April snowstorm s
kept the boys of summer from playing. ?
Beuerlein pla;
ASSOCIATED PRESS *
ROCK HILL, S.C. (AP) ? Steve I
Beuerlein, who lost his starting job <
with the Jacksonville Jaguars, agreed
Tuesday to a contract with the Carolina i
Panthers, the NFL's other expansion ?
team in 1995. i
Beuerlein becomes the third
quarterback on the Panthers' roster,
joining Kerry Collins, Carolina's top ?
draft pick last year and Kelly 1
Stouffer, who was signed to a free- i
agent contract last month. ?
The Panthers did not release the f
terms of the deal with Beuerlein, an
unrestricted fine agent whom Carolina t
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who have diabetes don't know th
have it. This year alone, more th;
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at risk. If you are, we can help. \
have skilled physicians who can
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\lso, tragedy I ACHIM I playoff spot in 1
struck opening HUNT the Hornets hav<
iay in consistentlyanc
Cincinnati as Larry Johnso:
lome plate umpire John McSherry the load for this
collapsed and died of a heart attack lacks a big man
seven pitches into the ball game. Zidek is just no
In another strange twist, the New make a serious i
ifork Mets were able to come back way say oh, Ale
against the St Louis Cardinals after And you al
"ailing behind 6-0 in the first three coaching. Allan ]
nnings of their opening day ball game, when the Home
\re the Mets going to be able to win against the Bost
consistently like this all year? Stay a series into the
;uned and fine out. the New York K
the team to no pi
Hornets lack big man, coach. in his tenure.
Looking at the Hornets' current I think it is
situation is quite interesting also. They the coaching posi
ire tied with the Heat for the last get a proven wii
musical teams v
general manager liill rolian said will exercise their o;
>e "an outstanding backup to Kerry for 1996.
Uollins." Collins start
The addition of Beuerlein, who for the Panthers
nust pass a physical with the Panthers, 214 of433 passe
signals the likely end of the team's 14 touchdowns v
nterest in Frank Reich and Jack to a 7-9 recori
rrudeau. expansion histo:
Reich, who began 1995 as Carolina's Beuerlein, 3(
starting quarterback, lost his job after the 1995 expans
;hree games ? all losses ? and did fell out of favor w
lot take another snap the rest of the Tom Coughlin, w
season. Reich, 34, is not under contract the playing tim<
or this season. the season prog
Trudeau, 33, played in just one took over as the
fame as Carolina's third quarterback the seventh gan
ast season. The Panthers did not Beuerlein wo
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f the you, put a zero. Then add up your score.
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Extreme fatigue
Unexplained weight loss
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over 30, overweight or of African American, Hisf
, -j-, l)e sure you know the symptoms of dial)etes. If yo
VC testing.
Over 5 Points - You may l>e at high risk for dial*
it: see your doctor promptly to find out if you hav(
Care and we can schedule you for an appointmen
apted l>etes, know the symptoms. If you experience any
University Primary Care and University Specia
Diabetes Association, presents this test to educa
determine if you do have diabetes. All pregnant
SPORTS
f to unique sta
heir conference, and utilize some of the talent the ]
3 trouble with winning do possess. They still need a b
1 on the road. but a good coach such as Larr
n and Glenn Rice cany or maybe even Rick Pitino w
team, which severely a great job with the Hornets,
in the middle. George I feel the Hornets will m
t enough of a force to playoffs this year as the eigh
impact on a game the in their conference. That mea
)nzo Mourning does, first-round opponent would
so have to look at Chicago Bulls. Do you bel
Bristow was the coach miracles? I think it will take m<
ts won a playoff series a miracle to unseat this team
on Celtics and carried So put away all of those torn
3 seventh game with brackets and get ready for an <
nicks. He also has led baseball season. And rememb
ayoff appearance twice is a beat Clemson opportunity
at Sarge Fiye Field as the Tige
time Bristow leaves to Carolina country for the firs
ition and lets the team tilts this year. The game is set
iner in town who can at 7:00 p.m.
vith expansion clu
ption on his contract of 142 passes for 952 yards a
touchdowns. He was intercepts
ed the last 13 games times,
last year, completing In his eight-year NFL care?
;s for 2,717 yards and also includes stops with the F
yhile leading Carolina the Cowboys and the Care
I, the best in NFL Beuerlein has thrown for 10,04
ry. and 53 touchdowns on 709-fo
), was the top pick in passing. He has been interce
>ion draft but quickly times,
rith Jacksonville coach "Steve brings us excellent exj
ho gradually increased at the quarterback position a
e of Mark Brunell as be a veiy positive addition to on
fressed. Brunell, 25, Carolina coach Dom Caper
! Jaguars' starter for "Depth at quarterback is esse
le. success in this league, and
und up completing 71 provides that for us."
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s dialjetes. If you need a doctor, call University Primary
it to lx* tested for diatates. Even if you don't have diaof
them in the future, see your doctor immediately.
Ity Clinics, in conjunction with the American
te and make you aware oj the serious risks of diabetes.
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|f f Sports Briefs Associated Press
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rj OAKLAND, Calif. ? Injury- on ]
orne plagued quarterback Jeff Hostetler
ug man, w-jj re_sjgn with the Oakland AU
f rown Raiders today, a team official
?uld do ?
V/Uirni liiuu. viic
, , Hostetler, 34, an unrestricted Inc
e ? free agent, was bothered by a sore enti
1 Pf e. right elbow and finished last season nar
Pf a week early following surgery on
. e .e his left shoulder. Team spokesman Coi
leve in Mike Taylor confirmed the to i
3re agreement but said the Raiders" Ind
will not disclose terms of the saic
contract. lice
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tontaht TAMPA, Fla.?The Tampa
Bay Buccaneers received approval the
5s PPme of a $168 million stadium plan from oth<
t o our the City Council and the Tampa wor
tobe^m Sports Authority ]
The deal now goes to the Florida sail
a Legislature for approval of a car proi
r~\Q rental tax designed to raise $8 in 1
Uu million annually for the project. agr<
The Hillsborough County
nd four Commission approved the term BA1
d seven sheet Friday. 1
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Aiders MIAMI ? NHL commissioner girl:
linals 8 Gary Bettman urged Broward (
2 yards County to approve a $212 million Mai
r_l 425 arena for the Florida Panthers even a pi
pted 52 if the NBA's Miami Heat intend to up 1
play elsewnere. atte
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nd will because management says it is No\
r team," losing $1.2 million a month at the mei
s said. Miami Arena. allej
ntial to" The proposal took a serious blow 5-ye
1 Steve Friday, though, when the Heat
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Miami's waterfront.
TO RACING
INDIANAPOLIS ?
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. filed a lawsuit saying it is
itled to use the "IndyCar" brand
ne.
The lawsuit, filed in US. District
xrt in Michigan, is a response
i March 19 letter from the
ianapolis Motor Speedway that
I the Speedway is ending a 1992
nsing agreement concerning
IndyCar name.
The Speedway claims it owns
IndyCar trademark as well as
sr racing trademarks with the
d "Indy" in them.
In a written statement, CART
d it applied for trademark
tection for the IndyCar name
.991, prior to the licensing
sement.
SKETBALL
MEW YORK ? Portland Trail
zers guard Rod Strickland
Lded guilty to hitting his former
friend.
Criminal fcourt Judge Lettiteia
tin ordered Strickland to attend
ogram for batterers. He faces
to a year in jail if he fails to
nd.
Strickland was arrested in
ember on charges of assault,
lacing and harassment for
gedly hitting the mother of his
jar-old son.
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