Gibbs plots to unleash Taylor in Pro Bowl strategy
Gibbs says blitzing is limited in the Pro Bowl but he will still try to deploy Lawrence Taylor on the NFC team. The game names John Elway as AFC starter and features Giants stars Carson Burt and Marshall on defense, with eight Giants chosen overall.
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Pan Am's Dessert star center huge and feared by foes
EDINBURG Texas AP Charles Ray Jr Pan American Universitys No 2 scorer and rebounder is a 6 9 280 pounder known as the Demon of the Dessert He leads in free throws and averages 12 points 6 9 rebounds per game His size and skill keep Pan Am competitive despite a 87 37 loss to Houston He hopes to be drafted by the NBA after graduation and may play abroad if needed
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Spurs beat Sharks and Clippers in hoops showcase
Spurs win 78 53 over Sharks with Coates 25 Glaston 46 Staulbaum 12. Baytown Motors 68 Baytown Kings led by Miller 16 Vireck 23 Kuhlman 14. Morgan's Mobay Blues 63 Mobay Blues Barnett 24 Holmes 14. Puffer Swelven 5 44 Spurs 124 Clippers 120 with Greenwood Berry Gilmore Robertson Sundvold Thompson Krystkowiak Jones Dawkins totals 124. Clippers 120 with Cage Fields Benjamin Woodson Valentine Kempton Drew White Dailey totals 120. San Antonio and LA Clippers boxscores show high scores and fouls.
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Baseball and NBA and NHL Transactions Roundup
Baseball deals include Orioles signing Brad Havens and John Shelby to one-year terms. Brewers add Edger Diaz Brad Komminsk and Bryan Clutterbuck to one-year contracts. A's trade Luis Quinones to Cubs for Hon Cey. sign Chris Codiroli. Mariners sign Mark Langston and Domingo Ramos to one-year deals. Braves sign Paul Runge to a one-year contract. Reds ink Bill Landrum Norm Charlton Jeff Gray Terry McGriff and Jeff Treadway to one-year deals. Dodgers sign Dave Anderson to one-year deal. Padres sign Dave Dravecky to a one-year pact. In basketball, Clippers activate Norm Nixon from injured list. Bucks sign Marvin Webster to a second ten-day contract. Bullets place Dan Roundfield on injured list. In hockey, Blackhawks send Rich Preston Rick Paterson and Dave Donnelly to Nova Scotia of the AHL.
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John Shelby
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Edger Diaz
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Bryan Clutterbuck
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Chicago Cubs
Hon Cey
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State Mariners
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Domingo Ramos
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Paul Runge
Cincinnati Reds
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Norm Charlton
Jeff Gray
Terry McGriff
Jeff Treadway
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Dave Anderson
San Diego Padres
Dave Dravecky
Los Angeles Clippers
Norm Nixon
Milwaukee Bucks
Marvin Webster
Washington Bullets
Dan Rounufield
BYU Drops WAC Clash to Air Force in Tight Loss
Brigham Young fell 93-91 at Air Force, dropping into a three way tie for the conference lead with New Mexico and Wyoming at 7-2 while Texas El Paso sat at 5-3. BYU coach LaDell Edwards blamed early drought for the defeat as travel woes continued in the tough WAC. Villanova edged Boston 54-53 in the Big East, Yale beat Penn 81-80, and Princeton topped Brown 93-77 in minor college schedules.
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