MINNEAPOLIS (AIM History cl ain't come easy lor
the; Duke Bluet Devils Nevertheless, history they mittltt.
energized ut List by thctlr star. Ohrlstain taieitner
They became the first team in HJ year* to repeat its
NCAA champions Monday night with a 71 M victory
over Mic higan's huh l ive freshmen, the youngest team
to v le for the title
We won last year, hut it s the liest feeling to go out
in my last game at Duke on a winning note. Laettner
said
After missing six of eight shots and making a season
high seven turnovers in the first half. I.aettner finished
with 10 points and seven rebounds
He was throwing up lire ks and we were still down
just one point." Duke coach Mike Krzv/ewskl said I
knew il we could turn up the emotion and get him
hue k in the game we d have a shot
"I (ion ! think we wort* emotionally drained,
Uirttner said "I missed some shots and Michigan
played well I was playing really weak and we weren't
rebounding in the sis ond half, we did a l>et!er job I
wasn't physically or emotionally drained
Not since IKII.A ended a seven-year reign as nation
al champions in t')7:t had a team managed to win two
in a row
Duke did it the hard wav. with national player ol the
year Laottner struggling for the second straight game
and another starter hobbled by Injury
Laettner. who personally liltisl the lilue Devils to
two of their five straight final four appearances with
hu/./er-beaters, rebounded from his worst half of the
year to lead a closing 23<> Duke < harge
Hohliy Hurley, the floor leader who matched fits ca
nsT high of 20 points against Indiana in the semifinals.
ini only three of 12 shots in th*> championship game
but had seven assists with his nine points and was
named Most Outstanding f’laver of the Final Four
"It wasn't a pretty game," Hurley said, "hut we got
the job done
Oranl Hill had a terrific all-around game for Duke
with 1H points 10 rebounds, five assists, three steals
and two bloc ks Thomas Mill added 10 points and sev
en rebounds for the blue Devils
However, it was Lnettner's long-distance shooting
that sparked Duke, which trailed 31-30 at halftime
laiettner s 3 pointer 4-t seconds into the second half
gave Duke the lead for good, 35 13 Another 3-pointer
bv I.aeltner with 1 1 05 left gave the Blue Devils a
4(> 30 lead, and they took olf from there
"The second half, we had no semblance of order on
offense," Michigan coac h Steve Fisher said
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1992 baseball
season starts
with ‘Play ball’
The Baltimore Orioles were
in a new stadium and World
Series star Jack Morris was in it
new uniform, but the 1902
baseball season Ixrgan with the
same familiar t ry "I’lav ball’”
Detroit's Tiger Stadium was
the scene for the first game of
the year, and Morris, now a To
ronto Blue |ay. pu ked up right
where lie left off hist year for
the Minnesota Tw ins
Morns who ended hist year
by shutting out the Atlanta
Braves in the seventh game of
the World Series, threw eight
shutout innings as the Blue ho S
heal 1 felroit 4 2
This is not the World Se
ries. Morris said after return
mg to the city where he spent
I t years pitching lor the Tigers
"Opening day is more festive
Toronto's Devon white foul
ed off the season's first pin h
from Bill Gullit kson Pour min
utes later, the first run was
scored when 40-year-old Dave
Winfield singled lor the Blue
Jays
Hlsewhcre President Bush
bounced the ceremonial first
pitch in the dirt .it Baltimore's
brand-new stadium. Oriole
I’.irk .it ( .linden 'l ards Orioles
pitcher Kick Suit llffe had fietter
lui k pitching a Ml shutout
against Oleveland
Sutcliffe and Morris wore
two of several top names to
switch teams in an off season
marked by spiraling salaries
There are now .*71 millionaires
in the majors in pert ent of
all players pushing the aver
age i ontr.it t to more than v:
million fur the firs! time
l ie Milwaukee Brewers and
Philadelphia Phillies unveiled
new uniforms Detroit had new
radio announcers as Kii k Ki/vs
and Bob Rathbun replaced the
legendary hrntc Harwell and
I’au 1 (-arev
"There is no other event in
professional sports th.it com
pares with opening dnv," Rath
( un said Nobody gets tfiis ex
cited about the first game of
football season This is a spe
cud day
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