Oilers Cut Quarterback Krueger in Camp Roster Shakeup
Houston Oilers cut rookie Todd Krueger of Northern Michigan leaving Gifford Nielsen and rookies Oliver Luck and Ron Reeves as active quarterbacks. Ken Burrough sidelined with a hairline left fibula fracture from a blind side collision with Earl Campbell, out 2 to 5 weeks. Oilers prepare for preseason opener in the Astrodome.
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Dallas Cuts Baumgardner in Cowboys Roster Shakeup
Former Bluefield High and Wake Forest receiver Wayne Baumgardner was among seven free agent rookies released by the Dallas Cowboys. Cuts trimmed the training roster, with no further details provided.
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Valenzuela avoids absent start after line drive bruise
Dodgers pitcher Fernando Valenzuela suffered only a knee bruise from a Thursday line drive. The X rays were negative and he is expected to make his next scheduled start, likely Tuesday against Cincinnati at Dodger Stadium.
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Auto Racing Standings Highlight Top Drivers
Terry Labonte leads with 2812 points followed by Bobby Allison 2777 and Darrell Waltrip 2691. Buddy Arrington, Dale Earnhardt, Harry Gant, Ron Bouchard, Morgan Shepherd, Dave Marcis, and Richard Petty round out the top ten with totals from the season.
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Royals Top Orioles In Open Of Friday Doubleheader
Kansas City Royals defeat Baltimore Orioles 3-1 as Hal McRae drives in his 95th run and George Brett homers for his 16th of the season. Dave Frost wins, Mike Armstrong earns save. Orioles drop seventh of last ten as KC stays near AL West lead. Tigers blank Blue Jays 6-0 behind Morris and Parrish homers.
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Buckner's two run homer lifts Cubs past Phillies 4 2
Bill Buckner delivered a tie breaking two run homer in the sixth inning as the Chicago Cubs defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 4 2. Ryne Sandberg had three hits and scored, while Alan Ripley won in relief with Lee Smith securing the save.
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Theismann backs strike stance amid Redskins unity talk
Carlisle AP Joe Theismann said he would join Redskins teammates if a majority voted to strike. An informal poll showed growing support for a walkout while he limited backing to team unity and partial agreement on revenue share and free agency rules. He noted past picket line crossing and current strained veteran relations.
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Ruzici and Sukova reach historic U S Open final in clay court
Romania's Ruzici defeats Gadusek 6-2 6-0 to reach the final against Czechoslovakia's Sukova, who overturned Rinaldi 7-5 4-6 6-4 after trailing 4-1 in the third. Sukova, 17, sealed her first pro win in January and rises to world ranking 28 as heat challenges her in Indianapolis.
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