White Sox Fire LaRussa Reported By Tribune
Chicago Tribune reports Tony LaRussa fired as manager of the Chicago White Sox with Doug Rader named interim manager. Jim Fregosi, then-manager of St. Louis Cardinals farm club in Louisville, expected to become LaRussa’s successor.
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Conference 5-AAA softball picks led by Columbia and South Aiken
Columbia placed six players on the all team roster while South Aiken had five. Standouts include Amanda Trowell Me lanie Geiger Tabitha Butler Rebecca Gray and Stacy Phillips. Also notes a rained out Aiken Legion Post 26 vs Orangeburg Post 4 game and a 3-2 Aiken win at Bamberg scheduled for 7 30 p m.
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South Aiken
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Rebecca Gray
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Orangeburg Legion Post 4
Aiken
Elwood Baker
Bamberg
Williams leaves 76ers to pursue Orlando expansion bid
Pat Williams ends a 12 year tenure as Philadelphia general manager to become president and part owner of a local group seeking an NBA expansion team in Orlando. He orchestrated major trades including Moses Malone to Washington and the No. 1 draft pick to Cleveland, netting Jeff Rutledge Cliff Robinson and Roy Hinson.
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Will wins NC Women's Amateur by seven at Asheville
Margaret Will of Whiteville fired a 3-under 71 to take a seven stroke victory over Paula Brzostowski of Pinehurst. She finished the 54-hole event at 213 on the par-74, 5518-yard Country Club of Asheville course.
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Murphy silences critics to win junior invitational
Patrick Murphy Jr. 16 from Atlanta won the North Augusta Country Club Junior Invitational with a three day total 215 after a first round 67 and final round 71. Alex Hamilton, from Pine Ridge CC, finished second after a late surge. Franklin Langham placed third at 221 and Grant Hopson fourth at 226.
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William Lanier Ti
Mark Parrish
Brent Woodward
Shawn McCoo
Jon Payne
Jim Jackson
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Brad Jones
Michay Hamilton
James Luquire Jr
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Lee Sjostrom
Chris Heath
Joe Christian
Scott Fogleman
FOI Urth
Chris McGlothlin
Paul Atchison
Benny Morrison
Final Hours Of Bias Death Remains A Mystery
Len Bias return to Maryland from Boston preceded a night of visits before he collapsed in his dorm and died at a Washington hospital. Investigators cite possible drug traces, with officials noting a suspicious death as friends recount late night talks, a party, and emergency resuscitation efforts.
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Jones
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Prince George's County
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Sutton Fehr Lead Atlanta Golf Classic After Frist Round
Hal Sutton and Rick Fehr shared the first round lead at the Georgia-Pacific Atlanta Golf Classic after both shot bogey-free 66s at Atlanta Country Club. Sixty-eight players broke par in near perfect conditions as Sutton pursues more than consistency while eyeing a winner’s circle.
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Eastbourne Semifinalists Include Navratilova Kohde-Kirsch Sukova
Martina Navratilova Claudia Kohde-Kirsch and Helena Sukova reached the Eastbourne semifinals along with upset-minded Robin White who beat Gabriela Sabatini 6 3 7 5 to set up a clash with Sukova. White earlier defeated Hana Mandlikova. Navratilova beat Etsuko Inoue 6 3. Sukova crushed Larisa Savchenko 6 1 6 2 Kohde-Kirsch defeated Zina Garrison.
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England
Martina Navratilova
Claudia Kohde-Kirsch
Helena Sukova
Robin White
Gabriela Sabatini
Argentina
White
Sukova
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California
Sabatini
Czechoslovakia
Hana Mandlikova
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