Wilkins 29 Leads Hawks Past Bulls as Jordan Returns
Dominique Wilkins scored 29 to spark Atlanta's 106-96 win while Michael Jordan returned for Chicago after four months out with a broken foot. Jordan had 13 of his 17 in the fourth quarter with seven steals. Levingston added 18 for the Hawks as Oakley led Chicago with 20 and 15 boards. Other NBA scores: Philadelphia over Cleveland in OT, New Jersey over Washington, Indiana over New York, Utah over Detroit.
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Milner bats past injury as Reds edge White Sox 5 4 in exhibition
Eddie Milner, fighting for a lineup spot after a broken left hand, delivered a pinch hit single in the ninth to drive home Max Venable and cap Cincinnati's 5-4 win over the Chicago White Sox. Milner, aiming to beat out Eric Davis for center field, said pain will continue but he is confident in his recovery.
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Vancouver Seeks Major League Status As Baseball Debate Grows
In Vancouver, Jack McKeon and Dallas Green urged expansion to a major league franchise citing the city’s strong facility at B C Place and local support. The weekend exhibition series drew about 25 000 fans, short of organizers’ 30 000 target, while Ueberroth warns Giants Pirates' finances must improve before expansion plans firm up.
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Washington agrees to drug penalties on end of matter
Atlanta Braves outfielder Claudell Washington accepts penalties imposed by Commissioner Peter Ueberroth for past involvement with drugs. Washington was among 11 players ordered to donate part of salaries and perform community service or face suspensions. He said he hoped this is the end of it and plans to focus on playing.
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