Pete Rose Bet Details Highlight Gambling Amid Reds Games
A 1987 report outlines Pete Rose’s gambling activity during the Reds season, showing irregular betting patterns over 13 days and a $2,000 Reds wager. It traces calls with associates, use of a sports score service, and multiple $2,000 bets on teams including Reds, Texas, Seattle, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, Toronto and Boston Celtics.
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Rose Bet Details Tie to 1987 Sports Bets and Threats
The Rose report links a $34,000 check to Giosona for bets on the 1987 Super Bowl and NCAA tournament amid threats to burn Gioiosa’s house. Janszen and Marcum testified they bet on Reds and other baseball with Rose and Peters from May to July 1987, and notes indicate Rose discussed betting through Janszen with Reds staff. A former FBI agent found betting sheets in Rose’s handwriting while Rose denied involvement.
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Nighttime draft looms with key players in mix
Ferry and Ellison are among top forward prospects linked to the early draft. Sacramento holds the No 1 pick with Clippers and San Antonio close behind as teams like Miami Charlotte Chicago Indiana and Dallas prep for the first round. Names include Anderson Battle Blanton Brown Dawson Divac Hammonds and more across the board.
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Jockey Dies After Horse Race at Hastings Neb
38 year old jockey Stanley Wolfe died at Mary Lanning Hospital from injuries after being thrown into the inside rail in the eighth race on a 660 yard quarter horse event at Queen Citns. He underwent surgery for internal injuries but passed away early morning. Races at Cicero and New York featured smaller purses with Contessa Alexis and Coosaragga winning photo and driving finishes respectively. Royal Troupe won the Monmouth Park feature by three quarters of a length.
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Omen Industrial Open League Scores June 19 22
Omen's Industrial Open League results list Graves 10, Gatti's 5, Bandits 19, Count Squire 6, Graves 7, OCF 0. Howell Printing 7, Aiken Motorcycle 0. Men's A division Other Place 15 Public Safety 2 Bill Jones 14. B division Silver Bullets 10 Ohio Brass 3 Rieter 7 Bee cham 0. Church league Venoria 12 St. Mary's 4 First Pres 7 First Bap (GR) Cc.
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Baseball and Basketball Trades and Signings Across Leagues
The AP notes multiple player movements and signings: Jeff Stone acquired by Boston. Eric Wedge joined as catcher for Elmira. Neil Allen called up by Cleveland. Keith Atherton sent to Colorado Springs. Kent Hrbek activated for Minnesota. Thad Bosley purchased by Texas. Geno Petralli placed on 21-day DL by Rangers. Tim Flannery activated for San Diego. Gary Green optioned. Leiper begins rehab with Las Vegas. In basketball, Chicago Bulls trade Brad Sellers to Seattle for an 18th draft pick. In hockey, Los Angeles Kings release Melanson and Hamel. sign Karjalainen and Lindholm. Devils sign Fetisov and Starikov. Islanders rehire Al Arbour and bring back Regier and Wilson. College notes include coaching hires at Colby, Fullerton State, Navy, Memphis State, and South Carolina resignations.
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N A Jr Invitational Golf and Pirates Baseball Schedule
Television schedule lists N A Jr Invitational golf events on Tuesday June 27 and Wednesday June 28 with an all day Sumter appearance at Augusta and a Pirates baseball game at 7 30 p m on Tuesday.
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Former Soviet Olympians Sign With New Jersey Devils
The New Jersey Devils announced the signing of Soviet Olympians Viacheslav Fetisov and Sergei Starikov after prolonged negotiations with Soviet authorities. Fetisov is 31 and Starikov 30, granted visitor visas and to receive permanent visas in time to begin workouts for the 1989 90 season.
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