Sipe set for second shoulder surgery this season
Jacksonville Bulls quarterback Brian Sipe will undergo surgery to repair a second shoulder separation this year. He is to enter St. Vincent's Medical Center Tuesday night and have the operation Wednesday after suffering a third quarter injury in Sundays 17-12 loss to the Baltimore Stars.
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Perez Placed on 21 Day DL by Braves
Atlanta Braves assign pitcher Pascual Perez to the 21 day disabled list retroactive to June 1 and activate left reliever Dave Schuler. Perez diagnosed with rotator cuff tendonitis by team physician Dr. Carl Fackler after a May 5 24 DL stint. he lasted two innings in his return against the Pirates before shoulder stiffness forced his exit, joining Len Barker on the shelf.
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Angels sign Rogers to contract with Edmonton AAA club
The California Angels announced veteran pitcher Steve Rogers, released by the Montreal Expos, has signed with Edmonton of the Class AAA Pacific Coast League. The 35 year old posted a 158-152 career record with a 3.17 ERA over 13 Expos seasons and had a 2-4 record with a 5.68 ERA in eight Montreal appearances this season. Rogers, a 1982 NL ERA leader and five time All Star, tried out for the Angels last week, and was due to join Edmonton in Vancouver on Thursday.
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Sports on TV tonight with baseball, college World Series, and tennis
WTBS airs the Atlanta Braves at Chicago Cubs at 4 05 p m. ESPN presents the College World Series game eight from Omaha at 8 p m. USA broadcasts the French Open quarterfinals at Roland Garros in Paris at 8 p m.
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Orioles Rally To Rally Past Angels In Ninth
Lee Lacy hit a two run homer inside the right field foul pole as Baltimore erased a 5 0 deficit with a four run ninth inning. Donnie Moore allowed the decisive blow after an error by a Cleveland pitcher. Sammy Stewart earned the win in relief.
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Expos rally ends Giants in 15th on St Claire bunt hit
Montreal wins in 15th as Randy St Claire delivers a bunt single in his first major league at bat to spark a two run rally. He earns his first decision by shutting out San Francisco over the last four innings, aided by an error charged to third baseman Chris Brown.
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Montreal and San Francisco duel in marathon MLB clash
In a rain of runs Montreal edges San Francisco 5 2 after 15 innings as Brooks Wohlford lead two doubles for Montreal while Gladden Dilone and UWashingtn steal bases. Dodgers style box shows Toronto and Detroit pitchers in a cluttered card with late games, standings, and upcoming schedule.
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Boston Night Nears Despite Unclear Details
A fragment mentions Tuesday June 11 in Boston at 9 p.m. with uncertain context or event. The snippet lacks participants or organization names, leaving the targeted event and location vaguely defined.
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Deals light up baseball rosters across leagues
American League clubs signed Steve Rogers to a minor league contract with Edmonton in the Pacific Coast League. Yankees recalled Mike Armstrong from Columbus and optioned Don Cooper to Columbus. Braves placed Pascual Perez on the 21 day injured list and called up Dave Schuler from Richmond. Cardinals placed Darrell Porter on the 15 day injured list and promoted Randy Hunt from Louisville. USFL Los Angeles Express waived Ila n da Smith. Arizona State announced Roger Kerr’s resignation as women's track coach. Minnesota Duluth extended Mike Sertich’s hockey contract for five years.
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PGA Tour statistical leaders and Sedgewood results
The Kemper Open leads list shows Pooley Stadler Pavin Mize Watson and others. driving distance, fairways, greens in regulation and putting averages are detailed for multiple players. Sedgewood Championships Monday results include Rays 14 and Under and Girls 14 and Under match scores with upcoming 7pm fixtures and listed pairings.
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Surhoff goes No 1 in 1985 baseball draft by Brewers
Milwaukee selected B J Surhoff a catcher from North Carolina with the top pick and signed him to a one year contract. Surhoff a Rye N Y native set a Tar Heel record with a .292 career average and said Milwaukee East division appeal drew him. Will Clark and Robert Witt followed as the second and third picks with other notable names Barry Bonds Christopher Gwynn and Pete Incaviglia also chosen in the first round. The draft continued with secondary phase selections including Eric Hetzel by Boston.
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