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Walk-off single caps Meadows’ twin bill sweep

The Meadows entered its baseball doubleheader against White Pine on Friday looking to start Class 2A Southern League play strong, overcome the absences of three starters and see young players execute in clutch situations.

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NCAA TOURNAMENT FANTASY CHALLENGE

Three Las Vegas Review-Journal sports department members and three professional handicappers have been given $2,000 fantasy bankrolls to bet during the NCAA Tournament — two picks per day of either sides, totals or one of each. Below are their bets for today, with a brief explanation of their picks:

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Thousands gather for ‘Tea Party Express’ event in Harry Reid’s hometown

SEARCHLIGHT — Let the Tea Party begin. A steady stream of RVs, motor homes, trucks, vans, jeeps and cars of every sort arrived a day early on Friday for the red, white and blue, U.S. flag-festooned festival where Republican rock star Sarah Palin will rally conservatives at noon in Sen. Harry Reid’s hometown to call for his and the Democratic Party’s defeat.

Jilted ex-porn star talks about Tiger

Cleaning out the media notebook while wondering if it’s too late to open a coffee shop in Searchlight:

Be prepared, patient, cooperative on short sales

Some buyers have made offers on short sales, then waited as long as six months to a year only to be denied lender approval. Approval from the seller’s lender(s) of current loans secured by a short-sale listing is necessary if the proceeds from the sale aren’t enough to pay back the lender and cover the seller’s closing costs. About one in three short-sale listings never sell.

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