Chicago Deals Palmeiro To Rangers In Nine-Player Swap
The nine-player trade between the Texas Rangers and Chicago Cubs reshapes the rosters. Rafael Palmeiro headlines the deal moving to Texas along with Jamie Moyer and Drew Hall, while Mitch Williams goes to Chicago with Paul Kilgus Steve Wilson Curtis Wilkerson and two minor leaguers. Cubs GM Jim Frey touted Williams as a stopper to bolster the bullpen, as Palmeiro expressed surprise at the early career trade.
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Vols survive double overtime over VMI in tight finish
Tennessee, ranked 16th, escaped Virginia Military Institute 84-82 in double overtime as Greg Bell’s late attempts failed and Mark Griffin tipped in the winner with two seconds left. VMI’s Ramon Williams had 28 points and clutch free throws nearly forced a third OT.
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Furman Coach Defends Defense First Philosophy After Marshall Win
Furman coach Jimmy Satterfield said his football philosophy centers on sound defense and rushing when needed. The Paladins beat Marshall 43 9 in Huntington to reach the I AA semifinals against Idaho, marking Furman’s eighth straight win and Satterfield’s 27th season.
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West Virginia Dominates All-East Football Selections
West Virginia quarterback Major Harris headlines the 1988 AP All-East team, joined by six Mountaineers including Reggie Rembert and Chris Haering. The Mountaineers, ranked No. 3, face No. 1 Notre Dame in the Fiesta Bowl. Syracuse, Pitt, Boston College, Navy, Penn State, and Rutgers also place players on the 24-man squad.
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UNC's Fox Earns ACC Player of the Week Honor
Rick Fox of North Carolina was named ACC player of the week after leading the Tar Heels to wins over Stanford, Arizona and Missouri. The 6 foot 7 sophomore from Nassau shot 17 of 20, with eight rebounds, eight assists and five steals, including a career high 24 points in the 76-60 title win over Missouri in the Tournament of Champions.
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