Television Schedule Highlights and Sports Lineup
A dense listing of ESPN and other channels shows noon to late night programs including News and sports coverage. Notable items include Major League Baseball games Montreal Expos at Chicago Cubs and Giants at Braves, Wimbledon coverage, and wrestling events.
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Bo Jackson Debuts With RBI Hit In Memphis Minor League Opener
Memphis Chicks outfielder Bo Jackson, in his first pro game, singled in his first at bat and went 1-for-4 as Memphis defeated Columbus 3-0. Jackson batted seventh as DH and drove in the first scoring hit of his professional career.
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Veteran coach Cy Szakacsi earns National Coach of the Year
Columbia resident Cy Szakacsi was named National Coach of the Year at the National High School Convention in Orlando. His career includes University High 268-54 with 1962 and 1963 titles, A C Flora 227-105 with 1968 69 title, and Heathwood Hall 75-49 with a state crown.
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Hannah retires leaving Patriots with left guard vacancy
John Hannah ends 13 NFL seasons with retirement due to injuries. Coach Raymond Berry must choose between Darryl Haley and Paul Fairchild to replace one of the league's best offensive linemen at left guard for Boston.
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Transcripts reveal USFL talks of merging with NFL
AP reports transcripts from USFL antitrust suit show league discussions of a merger with the NFL. Former USFL commissioner says the idea was never a strategy. The documents illuminate the battle over competition with the NFL.
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Red Sox Reliever Rallies Team With Confident Lead Talk
Sammy Stewart says Boston should forget the chase and push ahead with an eight game AL East advantage. He compares the tactic to driving with no rear-view mirror and promises no curse of September mind games.
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Cash Ends Wilander Run as Wimbledon Upset Sparks Drama
At Wimbledon Boris Becker defends his title with a straight-sets win over Mike Pernfors while Pat Cash, a wild card, defeats Mats Wilander to reach the quarterfinals. Lendl, Anger resume their match as Navratilova Evert and Mandlikova advance in the women's draw amid sunny, crowded courts.
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Murphy hits 200th homer as Braves rout Giants 5-1
Atlanta's Dale Murphy belts his 13th homer of the season to reach 200 career home runs and lift the Braves to a 5-1 victory over the San Francisco Giants. Murphy also adds two singles to raise his average to .283 with 33 RBIs. The milestone comes amid hopes for a productive 1986 campaign.
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Rogers Keeps Aiken Hope Alive In Narrow Loss
Aiken Post 26 battles Orangeburg Post 4 as Clem Rogers shuts down the opponent after a rough first four innings. A two run ninth inning rally falls short at 4 3, despite Beasley and Bridges hitting timely stops.
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Youth heroes fade amid cocaine era questions
A reader laments the impact of Len Bias and Christy McAuliffe deaths on young athletes and fans. The letter recalls Jim Ryan’s 1968 Olympic run and the 1970s sports legends Chamberlain and Russell, asking whether real heroes still exist in today’s culture.
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Remembering Len Bias and the drug era in sports
The writer compares past and current sports idols and weighs the impact of drugs on athletes. He cites stars like Bird Marino Gooden Abdul-Jabbar Rose Payton and questions why Len Bias cocaine sullied a promising career.
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Drug testing and heroism in sports under pressure
A columnist recalls Don Rogers and Johnny Unitas discussing drug use in football. The piece argues that widespread drug testing is essential and must be enforced to preserve athletic integrity and protect future heroes. It cites Michael Ray Richardson’s lifetime ban as a voorbeeld of decisive action.
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